How long before it's us?

[BillT]

A Republican Considers Fox News:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/19/opinion/its-not-too-late-to-fix-fox-news.html?emc=edit_th_20160919&nl=todaysheadlines&nlid=38810697
Its the usual arguments, but from a Republican.

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Lol.....

[wallace]

Republicans can't get many votes talking about their real agenda, so they spent the last 20 or 30 years using propaganda services like Fox to fill people's heads with nonsense. Now they are wringing their hands over Trump, the poor devils. The Dems are partly to blame too... at the same time, they forgot that their party was the party of working people and lost much of their base.

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[ghonk]

To bad it was only a sign.

[LizStreithorst]

Don't be that way.  That's the way Trump is.  It's better to go high than sink low.

I just put my Hillary bumper sticker on Charlotte. I left the Bernie sticker on her out of respect for Bernie.

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Borowitz Report
Endorsement of Trump to Play Key Role in Christie?s Insanity Defense
By Andy Borowitz , 12:57 P.M.

TRENTON (The Borowitz Report)?If Chris Christie faces prosecution for an alleged role in the so-called Bridgegate scandal, his endorsement of Donald Trump could play a crucial role in an insanity defense, legal experts believe.

Harland Dorrinson, a defense attorney who has represented many politicians in high-profile criminal cases, believes that Christie?s endorsement of Trump earlier this year could persuade a jury that the New Jersey Governor is ?completely incapable of rational thought.?

?An insanity defense is always a long shot, because the bar for insanity is set very high,? Dorrinson said. ?Having said that, I believe that Christie?s endorsement of Trump easily meets that standard.?

If Christie is prosecuted, his defense team is likely to show the jury footage of Trump routinely humiliating the New Jersey Governor on the campaign trail. ?It will become abundantly clear that Christie endorsed Trump and received absolutely no conceivable benefit for doing so,? Dorrinson said. ?Legally speaking, the only word for that is insane.?

Additionally, Christie?s lawyers can argue that he begged Trump to name him his Vice-Presidential nominee, even after it was painfully obvious that the billionaire had no intention of doing so. ?Seriously, that was crazy,? Dorrinson said.

If Christie?s legal team succeeds with an insanity defense, the New Jersey Governor could avoid prison and be sent to a psychiatric facility instead, Dorrinson believes. ?As long as he?s being held someplace where he can do no harm, the people of New Jersey should be happy,? he said.

[LizStreithorst]

Very good.

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Oh those well informed Ftrumpf people......

https://www.facebook.com/thedailyshow/videos/10154541061806800/

[ghonk]

LOL,yep that's brain dead Donnie boy minions for you. 

[wsantia1]

What a sick joke those people are.

[ghonk]

What a sick joke those people are.

Rebels without a clue,but that's okay,they will go back to their caves until the next George Wallace III comes along.   

[wallace]

I got teased at school when Wallace was running. There are plenty of knuckle-draggers out there... and they vote, some of them.

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