The only ones whose fevered brains think the way you do are the blue-haired, multi-gendered, diversity is our strength, wingnuts, who also think verified ID is somehow oppressive and racist. You know, the crazy, fringe loons.
George, I agree with your timeline of events and America's track record when it comes to flexing its muscle and influence on other countries. Ever since the end of WWII, we have been trying our best to balance our self-interests while helping the Allies and developing/recovering nations. …
Like the Democrats at the SOTU Address last night, you just don't, can't, or won't get it.
They couldn't even see their way to stand or applaud for the US Olympic Gold Medal Hockey Team, or military members being honored, or a grieving mother, or a call to perform their primary obje…
Funny thing about certainty: it’s the deadliest foe of tolerance.
Certainty closes the mind like a vault door. It leaves no space for other perspectives, no crevice for new evidence or honest doubt. In that sealed-off state, disagreements become threats. Differences of opinion stop …
MEPD Ret commented on Art Micallef: Starting a war on 'gut feel' is generally not a good idea
The only ones whose fevered brains think the way you do are the blue-haired, multi-gendered, diversity is our strength, wingnuts, who also think verified ID is somehow oppressive and racist. You know, the crazy, fringe loons.
MEPD Ret commented on Art Micallef: Starting a war on 'gut feel' is generally not a good idea
And we can add your unproven, specious accusations to the ever-expanding list of Democrats' hoaxes:
Trump called neo-Nazis and white supremacists "very fine people" after the 2017 Charlottesville rally.
Trump told people to "inject bleach" to treat COVID-19.
Trump mocked…
MEPD Ret commented on Art Micallef: Starting a war on 'gut feel' is generally not a good idea
You're right, Art. 20 years of appeasement, pretending, paying off, and keeping our heads in the sand is a much better strategy. Correct?
As for peace, doing nothing and hoping is not peace. It's more like cowardice.
Just like closing your eyes to the Islamization of Europe, a…
MEPD Ret commented on George Epstein: Regime Change V
George, I agree with your timeline of events and America's track record when it comes to flexing its muscle and influence on other countries. Ever since the end of WWII, we have been trying our best to balance our self-interests while helping the Allies and developing/recovering nations. …
MEPD Ret commented on Pamela McKittrick: Be wary of Republicans not representing constituents
Just how does that work? That's what they all say until they get into office.
If she wants to represent everyone, run as an Independent.
MEPD Ret commented on Tim Scott: Is post office bad service a post office prophesy?
If there were ever a Federal Agency that could benefit from automation & AI, it's the USPS.
Unfortunately, as with many other Federal Agencies, they are more concerned with protecting/maintaining positions above efficiency or service.
With E-Billing, E-Banking, and Email, …
MEPD Ret commented on Pamela McKittrick: Be wary of Republicans not representing constituents
Why would a Republican vote for Bobbi Boudman, a Democrat?
She would never represent Republican values, I guarantee it.
MEPD Ret commented on Tino Fernandes: What's next? A coronation or another impeachment?
Yup, you guys are so clearly, emotionally, and mentally broken.
Maybe you should go outside and have one big primal scream and see if that helps.
Who will be your target once Voldemort, I mean Trump's, term is over? Who will be your boogeyman next?
Meanwhile, life goes o…
MEPD Ret commented on Michael Kerins: MAGA folks are beyond the reach of facts and reason
Like the Democrats at the SOTU Address last night, you just don't, can't, or won't get it.
They couldn't even see their way to stand or applaud for the US Olympic Gold Medal Hockey Team, or military members being honored, or a grieving mother, or a call to perform their primary obje…
MEPD Ret commented on Michael Kerins: MAGA folks are beyond the reach of facts and reason
Funny thing about certainty: it’s the deadliest foe of tolerance.
Certainty closes the mind like a vault door. It leaves no space for other perspectives, no crevice for new evidence or honest doubt. In that sealed-off state, disagreements become threats. Differences of opinion stop …