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By government approval I assume they mean US government approval. ...
[quote]Paul didn't vote at all for the Ukraine bill. He wasn't present.[/quote] That’s why I specifically worded the title “did not vote for.” I didn’t say voted against, I said did not vote for....
[quote]I did notice Merkley, Sanders and Welch voted no [/quote] Only because of the funding for Israel which they opposed....
[quote]Should be noted that Rand didn't vote[/quote] That’s in the title....
[quote]Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, a strong advocate for assisting Ukraine, expressed regret about the delay, largely due to hardline Republicans' objections to adding more to the $113 billion Washington had authorized for Kyiv since Russia began its full-scale invasion in February 202...
I can’t fault people for seeing the errors of their ways and evolving for the better. Just as I can’t condemn people that were once neocons 20 years ago. It’s the unrepentant steadfast ones that I accept for who they are for their persistence in evil. ...

re: Woke justice in UK

Posted by LuckyTiger on 4/24/24 at 5:19 pm
I would not live in the UK now. And that’s a shame because the English countryside and small villages are beautiful little jewels. I loved visiting there. And I did live in London for over a year when I took a job with Diageo. But they do not have freedom of speech in the UK and truth denial...
[b]If your Senator is not on this list below, then he/she is no damn good and you need to [u]actively vote him/her out by any means necessary[/u].[/b] [b]The Good Republicans:[/b] Blackburn Cruz Hagerty Hawley Johnson Lee Lummus Marshall Paul Schmitt R Scott T Scott Tuberville V...
The Neocons are going to frick this country and this world up beyond repair. You thought Iraq and Afghanistan were fiascos… You ain’t seen nothing yet. ...
He’s protected by the IC, CIA, FBI, DC uniparty, the media, and the Pentagon now. ...
We need a Ron Paul type to lead the Republican Party now more than ever. ...
Johnson allowed this to continue. Republicans refused to fund the border wall. ...
Taibbi is correct. This absolute nightmare of a bill is the greatest expansion of power to the intel agencies and the executive branch since the Patriot Act was passed the month after 9/11 in 2001. You cannot…I repeat…CANNOT be a conservative or a Constitutionalist or a libertarian and support...
Johnson has got to go. Paul is right, as usual....
[quote]Biden calls him a Extremist Tells voters he wants you dead Says you do nothing despite you passing everything he wants You roll your eyes and get in your knees and ask for forgiveness[/quote] fricking Pathetic ...
[quote]Johnson pulled Biden aside to “apologize for the eye-roll memes that went around the world.” The president laughed, then told the speaker he was glad Johnson was better behaved than Nancy Pelosi had been during the speeches of his predecessor: “I’m just grateful you didn’t rip my speech up.” ...
[quote]You emotional bitches won't like the results you desire. At all.[/quote] I haven’t liked it for years, even when the Republicans have had majorities. Because those majorities are littered with shite Republicans. ...
I can tolerate a decent countering argument. Kagan pointed out that sleeping is a human necessity like breathing, you gotta let them sleep somewhere. I can deal with that point, we can discuss that one. But Sotomayor is an embarrassment. She’s not qualified to be where she is. ...