Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2

[Richard Smith]

Richard spouting off more b.s. he parrots from the lying right wing media. These clowns have nothing on Biden except for bogus made up smears. That's why they are losing in a landslide. Richard is using a racist name against Kamala Harris calling her "Kantala".

Fact check: Photograph does not show Robert Byrd; Byrd was not the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan

https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-robert-byrd-photo-grand-wiz/fact-checkphotograph-does-not-show-robert-byrdbyrd-was-not-the-grand-wizard-of-the-ku-klux-klan-idUSKBN23O2K1

You are truly insane.  Explain how it is "racist" to call Kamala "Kantala."   I look forward to that one.

"I shall never fight in the armed forces with a negro by my side ... Rather I should die a thousand times, and see Old Glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again than to see this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongrels, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wilds."

"The Klan is needed today as never before, and I am anxious to see its rebirth here in West Virginia and in every state in the nation."


— Robert C. Byrd (hero to Old Joe Hiden)

[John Tonkovich]

Thanks for your prompt and informative reply John. As a follow up do you think it is too late for the Republicans to cut their losses by cutting the umbilical to Trump? Let’s say if polling indicated they could retain the senate majority by doing so, would that be contemplated? If so, would Donald comply?

PS for Richard, let’s all rejoice that Hunter overcame his addiction. Maybe Joe can give Donald advice on how to deal with Don Jr's "erratic behaviour".

Mr Crow:  the Republicans - in their present form - live in fear of Trump. Primarily, they fear an attack from Trump, if they express any divergence from total fealty to Dear Leader. Or is it Great Leader? I sometimes confuse the monikers of the North Korean Kim dynasty.
While I have never been enticed by any of the Republican party's goals, plans, policies, etc., I must mention a few Republicans who had a moral code.
Specifically, when asked by Nixon during 1973 Saturday Night massacre to fire the Watergate special prosecutor, Archibald Cox, both Attorney General Elliot Richardson and Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus- lifelong Republicans - resigned, immediately, in lieu of carrying out what they believed to be  an unethical, possibly illegal act.
Sad that such Republicans do not exist today.

As an aside, supposedly, Al Haig, then chief of staff, implored Elliot Richardson to obey Nixon's order, saying, "your President needs you". Richardson, the ultimate WASP, Boston Brahmin, conservative gentleman, etc., replied: " F#%k you, Al."

[Richard Smith]

PS for Richard, let’s all rejoice that Hunter overcame his addiction. Maybe Joe can give Donald advice on how to deal with Don Jr's "erratic behaviour".

Yes, he overcame his addiction to impregnate a women he met at a strip club, deny that he was the father, attempt to use the pandemic as an excuse to avoid the paternity hearings, enrich himself to the tune of millions of dollars based on his father's influence with foreign governments, divorce his own wife to date his recently deceased brother's wife.  What an inspirational story!  I rejoice.

[Colin Crow]

Yes, he overcame his addiction to impregnate a women he met at a strip club, deny that he was the father, attempt to use the pandemic as an excuse to avoid the paternity hearings, enrich himself to the tune of millions of dollars based on his father's influence with foreign governments, divorce his own wife to date his recently deceased brother's wife.  What an inspirational story!  I rejoice.

Are we talking about Hunter or Don Jr? Or both?

[Richard Smith]

Are we talking about Hunter or Don Jr? Or both?

Let me see.  Impregnate stripper (Hunter), deny paternity using pandemic as an excuse to avoid paying child support (Hunter), enrich himself to tune of millions due to father's position in government (Hunter), date his deceased brother's wife (wait for it, wait some more, I bet you can guess, here it is - Hunter).  So draw your own conclusion.

[Colin Crow]

https://apple.news/An68jjlmsRg2RcfVTKpp6dQ

Not sure if this link will work but it might represent a "Murdoch shift". Who knows but certainly not the normal message emanating from Rupert's stable. He doesn’t like backing losers btw.

Just a bit from that story for Richard.

At one point, Mr Biden brought up his late son Beau, a military veteran who died at the age of 46 in 2015. The President treated it as an opportunity to attack his opponent’s other son Hunter, who is one of his favourite punching bags.

“Are you talking Hunter? Are you talking about Hunter?” Mr Trump interjected.

“I’m talking about my son Beau,” Mr Biden told him.

“I don’t know Beau. I know Hunter. Hunter got thrown out of the military. He was thrown out, dishonourably discharged for cocaine use,” said Mr Trump.

“That’s not true, he was not dishonourably discharged,” said Mr Biden.

“My son, like a lot of people at home, had a drug problem. He’s overtaken it. He’s fixed it. He’s worked on it. And I’m proud of him. I’m proud of my son.”

Set aside the President’s incredibly casual disregard for Beau Biden’s death.

In what universe could anyone think it acceptable to go after a candidate’s son, on a presidential debate stage, for his drug addiction? How could that possibly be relevant to the decision American voters have to make?

Mr Trump’s son, Donald Jr, went on air with conservative commentator Glenn Beck today and called Mr Biden’s son “crackhead Hunter”. Just in case you didn’t get his father’s point.

[Martin Weidmann]

Idiot.  He was asked to condemn white supremacy.  In response, he said "Sure, I'm willing to do that."   If there were any doubt about Trump's position, however, he has clarified numerous times that he condemns white supremacy.  This is simply a fantasy of the crazies and fake media.  It's on tape for f's sake.  There is no reason to debate it.  Also on tape is Hiden mocking folks who work at convenience stores for having an accent.

he said "Sure, I'm willing to do that."

I repeat; he also said, in 2015, he was willing to make his tax returns public.... So, where are they?

Can you really be this stupid, that you don't understand what my 7 year old grandson understands?

There would be no need to "clarify" anything if he simply said "I condemn all white supremacy". Even the chief WH reporter of Fox News called him out on this one, as it would put this whole thing to bed, but Trump can't bring himself to say it. He is too afraid to lose his paranoid, extreme right wing, fear mongering, automatic weapons carrying, base, so instead he tip toes around it.

Five words and Trump can't say them.... Says it all!