On Sat, 30 Sep 2017 20:27:36 -0700 (PDT), Court_1
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olymp...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>On Saturday, September 30, 2017 at 8:52:42 PM UTC-4, bob wrote:
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>> you're on record saying trump's policies may be good for you and your
>> family.
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>I said I agreed with some of his stances such as his views about NAFTA but too bad he's such a revolting character.
no doubt he's abrasive with an irritating personality. that's what
reality show hosts do.
>> i never once said trump would do anything good for me.
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>That's a lie. You did say a few times that Trump may benefit you financially. Don't make me go back in the archives and find those posts.
? don't think so. also, how bout bernie? would he benefit my personal
finances? hah. but i don't mind.
the stock market has surged mightily, which has benefitted me so far.
but it can crash in 3 months just as easily. the stock market had a
very nice runup form 09-2016 under obama also. no complaints there.
>> i thought he might do some harm to the swamp, and it might have a good
>> effect on the country as a whole. at the very least he ran the bushes
>> and clintons out of washington with their tails between their legs.
>> that was worth admission.
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>He ran the Clintons out but at what cost?
unless we have a nuclear war, it was worth the cost.
> What are HIS approval ratings? The lowest ever for any president?
substantially higher than mitch mcconnel's.
>> i have empahty for his little baby, not kimmel. when kimmel, a
>> multimillionaire with the very best L.A. doctors at his disposal had a
>> need for a pediatric heart doctor, he took that opportunity to blast
>> trump about healthcare? why not before then?
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>Oh my God, you really are a clueless soul. Why would he make a heartfelt speech about healthcare unless he was affected by it personally which was the case when he found out his son had a heart condition?
it reminds me of cindy sheehan, iraq war protester. she never said a
word til her son was killed. if you really hated that war, you should
say so from day 1 - not just after you're affected personally IMO. not
that i don't have empathy for the person, or agree with the person,
but it loses weight when they wait for a personal tragedy to care.
> You continually make insensitive comments about parenting and children just because you probably shoot blanks? You honestly don't understand how distraught he was about his son's condition and his want for all people(rich and poor)to have proper and fair healthcare if they were in the same situation he found himself with his son?
i never wanted children, and i certainly wish all my life i'd "shoot
blanks" and not need to worry about an "accident" happening.
but that's irrelevant to your claim. i'm not insensitive to kimmel's
baby, i have tremendous empathy for the baby. i'm very happy the baby
got treatment. but NOT for kimmel given his method. and i don't know
of a single hospital in this country that wouldn't treat an infant
with a medical condition. not to mention nobody can be thrown out of
an emergency room, paying or not.
many of my friends have children and some are great parents, some not
so much. some of their kids are wonderful, some not so much. it's
always the ones who think the world revolves around their "little
johnny" that fall into the "not so much" category. speaking of that,
how old are your boys? :-)
>> it's TV of the lowest order. classless.
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>> >> but as long as it's just talk, and nothing bad has
>> >> actually happened, i can't judge him harshly so far.
>> >
>> >That's how you're rationalizing Trump's behavior now? You're a joke.
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>> bless your heart.
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>That's your reply? It's true that you're trying very hard to find something nice to say about Trump and so the best you can do is say, "I'm not going to judge him too harshly so far." Don't you hear how ridiculous that sounds?
bob