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The Trump Presidency | Biden Inaugurated
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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I'm still baffled about a US president taking his personals beefs to Twitter. When did this become normal? It's childish and it's embarrassing that the world's most powerful individual is allowed to represent himself that way.
https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/7alsph/trump_asia_trip_catering_requirements/
Link me up to the reddit thread.
And Asia.
The state of this man.
No way, that's too perfect.It hasn't become normal. He's the second POTUS in the twitter age - Obama before him was a lot more circumspect. Obama's tweets were managed by others and had to be authorized whereas Trump admits he fires most of his on the whim. I guess there are staffers who take care of official statements as Trump would likely link to the Fox News article about it rather than the actual White House website.
The state of this man.
brilliantThe Republican voices against him will only grow in numbers.
Not really, only the ones who don't seek reelection will go after him.
So basically he's doing all he can do keep Hillary in the spotlight?
Evangelical vote politics. Reasonable article here
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/nov/03/evangelical-christians-religion-politics-trump
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/nov/03/evangelical-christians-religion-politics-trump
Where did I say all Trump supporters are rednecks?
I don't believe for a second all Trump supporters are inbred rednecks. There are probably more inbred rednecks than people realise when saying that not all of them are rednecks though.
There were/are legitimate grievances that people have and quite rightly believe Clinton wouldn't fix but honestly if all of them could've just protested and not voted at all instead of voting for Trump they'd have gotten their point across.
Even for inbred, redneck, white supremacist, nazi-chanting, tiki torch holding, low IQ, low qualified, low skilled people voting for Trump was a stupid move.
It's been obvious for his entire life that he's only interested in himself (and his daughter) so how anyone could possibly think he'd care about, represent or solve their problems is beyond reproach in terms of stupidity and feckless behaviour.
Except for the fact that one actually knew what it took to run a government and one didnt. Except one didnt have the slightly clue on healthcare and the other did. Except that one was a bigot, racist, sexist, sexual predator and the other wasnt. Except that one was a liar and a bullshitter and the other wasnt. So basically the only similarity between the two was that they were both white.
I see it's all healthy food. Is it for real though?The state of this man.
Why would anyone want to bring beef to JAPAN!? By far the best beef in the world is produced in Japan.The state of this man.
What do you think of this?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/outl...d7440e-ba4f-11e7-9e58-e6288544af98_story.html
It's obviously not real ffs
One that I posted has nothing to do with politics specifically but looks at how the term 'evangelical' is misused. I'm a Protestant christian who goes to a Missouri Synod Lutheran Church but nobody in my church supports Trump.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-41826022
Interesting article on how the US has changed, on the American psyche, and on Trump's rise etc.
Interesting article on how the US has changed, on the American psyche, and on Trump's rise etc.
I'm not saying that they do...I knew you go to church so I was wondering if you had any opinions about Catholics/Evangelicals working together and now maybe splitting. Especially since the article is written by a Catholic, and she will have her own biases.
Maybe I've got this backward, but Catholic faith is a denomination within Christianity. Evangelical is not. I'm just not sure who all belong to this 'evangelical'. My experience with going to many traditional churches such as Lutheran and Methodist demonination across states is that Liberal state churches are anti-Trump and red state churches are pro Trump. New Age churches such as AG churches are mostly Pro Trump still.
Christians who are Pro trump have made their bed. Nothing is going to change their mind. They knew their vote when they voted for a pussy grabbing wanker, Russia and others are not going to change their mind.
Hungry man chicken dinners gross
grossEvangelicals are still Christians.
I meant a demonination within Christianity. You've got Catholics and Protestants, who are further split into Lutherans, Episcopal, Anglican, Methodist etc and then you have LDS and the fringe churches, but Evangelicals is a term that is now used as a vague term. More and more Christians I know actively dissociate themselves from this term.
Ah I get what you mean, fair enough.
Americans oppose Donald Trump’s emerging tax planby broad a 17-point margin, with 60 percent saying it favors the wealthy -– including six in 10 of the wealthy themselves.
As details –- albeit still scarce -– have emerged, support and opposition have grown essentially in tandem. Fifty percent in this ABC News/Washington Post poll oppose the plan, up 6 percentage points from September; 33 percent support it, up 5 points. The rest, 17 percent, are undecided.
As details –- albeit still scarce -– have emerged, support and opposition have grown essentially in tandem. Fifty percent in this ABC News/Washington Post poll oppose the plan, up 6 percentage points from September; 33 percent support it, up 5 points. The rest, 17 percent, are undecided.
I can't bring myself to believe that its genuine.The state of this man.
President Trump committed another impeachable offense on friday
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_...ed_another_impeachable_offense_on_friday.html
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_...ed_another_impeachable_offense_on_friday.html
Of course it is not
Would like to know how many people voted for Trump and now they don't agree with his tax plan.
We already know he was never in favour of the poor, despite his claims.
Not many. It is well supported by Republican voters by looks of it. They'll come around at tax filing season once they compare taxes from previous years and wonder where their $4,000 is.
Sarah Sanders: "Oh, you thought we said $4,000? What Trump's plan said was Hussein Obama, uranium, Clinton, Washington elites, clean coal, 6 star general Kelly"
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