Would Hillary Clinton make a great President (611)
bohemianjackEast Central, Minnesota USA6 Threads 2 Polls 2,701 PostsCrayon... {{{laughin}}} How long will Cruz ride the wave out of Iowa.. 
purr4mance: really, why?
Because no matter the eventual data if she is not what THEY want. Its no go.
THEY KNOW>
sophiasummer: Because no matter the eventual data if she is not what THEY want. Its no go.
THEY KNOW>
THEY KNOW>
THEY do indeed. And THEY have lots of tricks up their sleeve.
THEY don't really care too much which puppet they use, as long as it doesn't try to think for itself. That's why they like to use people with all kinds of scandalous secrets to hide. They know they can be brought down in an instant if they don't obey.
sophiasummer: Because no matter the eventual data if she is not what THEY want. Its no go.
THEY KNOW>
THEY KNOW>
thanks for your response...
sophia, who do you think THEY is ?
bohemianjack: Crayon... {{{laughin}}} How long will Cruz ride the wave out of Iowa..
the establishment/GOP global puppets dont want trumpy and the cruzers, i know the tent revival only plays well in the bible belt, so we'll keep him here, we're very happy with the cruzer in N TEXAS, ya know it?What has Hillary accomplished? I asked this valid question among a group of left-leaning women in my health club today and they became very upset. Their first response was Hillary was Secretary of State. My response was, she was appointed and then I repeated my initial question. They said it's a woman's turn in the White House. The conversation went down hill from there.
galrads: What has Hillary accomplished? I asked this valid question among a group of left-leaning women in my health club today and they became very upset. Their first response was Hillary was Secretary of State. My response was, she was appointed and then I repeated my initial question. They said it's a woman's turn in the White House. The conversation went down hill from there.
too funny , I can see they need to be in a health group , did you point out Demo's have been in power a while and its the GOP' turn .epirb: too funny , I can see they need to be in a health group , did you point out Demo's have been in power a while and its the GOP' turn .
I also mentioned that our country has gone to hell over the last 16 years and we should vote some new blood into office as POTUS.
They didn't disagree with that fact, but were also adamant that Hillary is the only chance, given her years in public office, for a woman to be POTUS now or in their lifetime.
I like Carly Fiorina But she won't get the republican nomination. Too bad Condoleezza Rice won't run.
Or Colin Powell.
galrads: I also mentioned that our country has gone to hell over the last 16 years and we should vote some new blood into office as POTUS.
They didn't disagree with that fact, but were also adamant that Hillary is the only chance, given her years in public office, for a woman to be POTUS now or in their lifetime.
I like Carly Fiorina But she won't get the republican nomination. Too bad Condoleezza Rice won't run.
They didn't disagree with that fact, but were also adamant that Hillary is the only chance, given her years in public office, for a woman to be POTUS now or in their lifetime.
I like Carly Fiorina But she won't get the republican nomination. Too bad Condoleezza Rice won't run.
NAKEDMUDPEOPLE: Or Colin Powell.
. ... 
would encourage y'all to do your own research
on colin powell, i vote republican and he's certainly
no hero of mine,,, in fact he's quite the opposite.
more like a snake in the grass.
on colin powell, i vote republican and he's certainly
no hero of mine,,, in fact he's quite the opposite.
more like a snake in the grass.
13 hours BenghaZi.
crayons: the establishment/GOP global puppets dont want trumpy and the cruzers, i know the tent revival only plays well in the bible belt, so we'll keep him here, we're very happy with the cruzer in N TEXAS, ya know it?
Yeah the late night talk shows are saying Trump left Iowa in a way he's not used to..
A L O S E R..
RayfromUSA: We could call him Pain-ya to get the pronunciation right.
Might not be the best name for his political career though.
Might not be the best name for his political career though.
galrads: I also mentioned that our country has gone to hell over the last 16 years and we should vote some new blood into office as POTUS.
They didn't disagree with that fact, but were also adamant that Hillary is the only chance, given her years in public office, for a woman to be POTUS now or in their lifetime.
I like Carly Fiorina But she won't get the republican nomination. Too bad Condoleezza Rice won't run.
They didn't disagree with that fact, but were also adamant that Hillary is the only chance, given her years in public office, for a woman to be POTUS now or in their lifetime.
I like Carly Fiorina But she won't get the republican nomination. Too bad Condoleezza Rice won't run.
but she (rice) received classified emails like hillary did. that's a bit hypocritical to bash clinton about the subject of emails and at the same time wish rice would run. let us just brush her involvement with questionable email under the carpet.
The State Department's Inspector General has found classified information sent to the personal email accounts of former Secretary of State Colin Powell and the senior staff of former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, NBC News has learned.
In a letter to Undersecretary of State Patrick Kennedy dated Feb. 3, State Department Inspector General Steve Linick said that the State Department has determined that 12 emails examined from State's archives contained national security information now classified "Secret" or "Confidential." The letter was read to NBC News.
Two of the messages were sent to Powell's personal account, and 10 were sent to personal accounts of Rice's senior aides, the letter said.
None of the messages were marked classified when originally sent, and none were determined to include information from the intelligence community, Linick said in the document.
Colin Powell told NBC News he strongly disputed that the information in the messages was classified, and characterized the contents as innocuous. Said Powell, "I wish they would release them so that a normal, air-breathing mammal would look at them and say, 'What's the issue?'"
Linick said his initial findings suggest there could be a lot more classified material in State's unclassified archives. He recommended that State take steps to find and remove it.
purr4mance: but she (rice) received classified emails like hillary did. that's a bit hypocritical to bash clinton about the subject of emails and at the same time wish rice would run. let us just brush her involvement with questionable email under the carpet.
The State Department's Inspector General has found classified information sent to the personal email accounts of former Secretary of State Colin Powell and the senior staff of former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, NBC News has learned.
In a letter to Undersecretary of State Patrick Kennedy dated Feb. 3, State Department Inspector General Steve Linick said that the State Department has determined that 12 emails examined from State's archives contained national security information now classified "Secret" or "Confidential." The letter was read to NBC News.
Two of the messages were sent to Powell's personal account, and 10 were sent to personal accounts of Rice's senior aides, the letter said.
None of the messages were marked classified when originally sent, and none were determined to include information from the intelligence community, Linick said in the document.
Colin Powell told NBC News he strongly disputed that the information in the messages was classified, and characterized the contents as innocuous. Said Powell, "I wish they would release them so that a normal, air-breathing mammal would look at them and say, 'What's the issue?'"
Linick said his initial findings suggest there could be a lot more classified material in State's unclassified archives. He recommended that State take steps to find and remove it.
The State Department's Inspector General has found classified information sent to the personal email accounts of former Secretary of State Colin Powell and the senior staff of former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, NBC News has learned.
In a letter to Undersecretary of State Patrick Kennedy dated Feb. 3, State Department Inspector General Steve Linick said that the State Department has determined that 12 emails examined from State's archives contained national security information now classified "Secret" or "Confidential." The letter was read to NBC News.
Two of the messages were sent to Powell's personal account, and 10 were sent to personal accounts of Rice's senior aides, the letter said.
None of the messages were marked classified when originally sent, and none were determined to include information from the intelligence community, Linick said in the document.
Colin Powell told NBC News he strongly disputed that the information in the messages was classified, and characterized the contents as innocuous. Said Powell, "I wish they would release them so that a normal, air-breathing mammal would look at them and say, 'What's the issue?'"
Linick said his initial findings suggest there could be a lot more classified material in State's unclassified archives. He recommended that State take steps to find and remove it.
I didn't know this happened or true. Shame on her staff for doing so. I wouldn't vote for the either for any public office.
ale6085: Absolutely no she is a socialist and we need a complete turn around. Trump all the way.
No, she isn't a socialist. Bernie doesn't even properly qualify as one(objectively speaking)although he's definitely the closest to what a socialist is in America. A capitalist system highly taxed(or heavily borrowing)for spending on social welfare to create more activity in said capitalist system and provide riot insurance and crime prevention for the rich is not socialism.
Anyway, Trump is even more likely to take liberties with the state than anybody else. Find a better nationalist than Trump as you can and will do better. You are the most powerful and one of the most advanced nations on earth, you're not starving to death like the Germans were, and so there is no excuse for putting Trump in charge. Do not piss all over yourself.
TheRedSquirrel87: No, she isn't a socialist. Bernie doesn't even properly qualify as one(objectively speaking)although he's definitely the closest to what a socialist is in America. A capitalist system highly taxed(or heavily borrowing)for spending on social welfare to create more activity in said capitalist system and provide riot insurance and crime prevention for the rich is not socialism.
Anyway, Trump is even more likely to take liberties with the state than anybody else. Find a better nationalist than Trump as you can and will do better. You are the most powerful and one of the most advanced nations on earth, you're not starving to death like the Germans were, and so there is no excuse for putting Trump in charge. Do not piss all over yourself.
Anyway, Trump is even more likely to take liberties with the state than anybody else. Find a better nationalist than Trump as you can and will do better. You are the most powerful and one of the most advanced nations on earth, you're not starving to death like the Germans were, and so there is no excuse for putting Trump in charge. Do not piss all over yourself.
This is like consumer capitalism on steroids(especially when social spending money is borrowed).
What's happened is that finance capitalism has been deregulated to the point of lawlessness and industrial capitalism has been regulated to the point of inefficiency. But the thing about inefficiency is that running inefficiency creates a lot of activity, more activity than is necessary to produce the end product, and so what you get for a short time is a situation where individuals get wealthier than the value of what they produce(until you can't borrow anymore even under deregulated finance). It enables a nation to consume far more than it creates.
TheRedSquirrel87: This is like consumer capitalism on steroids(especially when social spending money is borrowed).
What's happened is that finance capitalism has been deregulated to the point of lawlessness and industrial capitalism has been regulated to the point of inefficiency. But the thing about inefficiency is that running inefficiency creates a lot of activity, more activity than is necessary to produce the end product, and so what you get for a short time is a situation where individuals get wealthier than the value of what they produce(until you can't borrow anymore even under deregulated finance). It enables a nation to consume far more than it creates.
What's happened is that finance capitalism has been deregulated to the point of lawlessness and industrial capitalism has been regulated to the point of inefficiency. But the thing about inefficiency is that running inefficiency creates a lot of activity, more activity than is necessary to produce the end product, and so what you get for a short time is a situation where individuals get wealthier than the value of what they produce(until you can't borrow anymore even under deregulated finance). It enables a nation to consume far more than it creates.
That is essentially the beef the young have with the old. That's the reason why baby boomers got paid so much more than millennials do for doing the exact same job at the exact same ability. The incomes of the old were all subsidised for nearly 30 years by the sheer amount of credit circulating the system(credit which is now a burden of debt for the young).
Now I know many of the old guard will say that they've worked hard for their fortune, and in many cases this will be true, but nonetheless they must be made aware of the deplorable conditions for posterity which boomers have created in the process of making their fortunes.
@ 591 its called trickle down reganomics and you guys really got trickled on.
TheRedSquirrel87: That is essentially the beef the young have with the old. That's the reason why baby boomers got paid so much more than millennials do for doing the exact same job at the exact same ability. The incomes of the old were all subsidised for nearly 30 years by the sheer amount of credit circulating the system(credit which is now a burden of debt for the young).
Now I know many of the old guard will say that they've worked hard for their fortune, and in many cases this will be true, but nonetheless they must be made aware of the deplorable conditions for posterity which boomers have created in the process of making their fortunes.
Now I know many of the old guard will say that they've worked hard for their fortune, and in many cases this will be true, but nonetheless they must be made aware of the deplorable conditions for posterity which boomers have created in the process of making their fortunes.
If you keep on believing this bloviating then you can never be productive. This is a period of wage 'equality' especially in Hillary Clinton's mind. So if everyone gets equally pay, you will always have non productive people, unlike the baby boomers, imo.
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galrads: If you keep on believing this bloviating then you can never be productive. This is a period of wage 'equality' especially in Hillary Clinton's mind. So if everyone gets equally pay, you will always have non productive people, unlike the baby boomers, imo.
back when i belonged to a union some of us asked the contractors this very question. their response was the same. you will have productive workers that tear it up day in and day out and you will have workers that spend more time trying to get out of doing work and are considerably less productive. what they said was they still made money because the productive ones more than made up for the sloths.
"unlike the baby boomers"
the above comment is biased...
although, i will say that while employed by the union the "new" blood took care of the "old" timers. they would be given the cushy jobs and placed in tool cribs and for the most part kept off ladders.
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purr4mance: back when i belonged to a union some of us asked the contractors this very question. their response was the same. you will have productive workers that tear it up day in and day out and you will have workers that spend more time trying to get out of doing work and are considerably less productive. what they said was they still made money because the productive ones more than made up for the sloths.
"unlike the baby boomers"
the above comment is biased...
although, i will say that while employed by the union the "new" blood took care of the "old" timers. they would be given the cushy jobs and placed in tool cribs and for the most part kept off ladders.
"unlike the baby boomers"
the above comment is biased...
although, i will say that while employed by the union the "new" blood took care of the "old" timers. they would be given the cushy jobs and placed in tool cribs and for the most part kept off ladders.
purr4mance: back when i belonged to a union some of us asked the contractors this very question. their response was the same. you will have productive workers that tear it up day in and day out and you will have workers that spend more time trying to get out of doing work and are considerably less productive. what they said was they still made money because the productive ones more than made up for the sloths.
"unlike the baby boomers"
the above comment is biased...
although, i will say that while employed by the union the "new" blood took care of the "old" timers. they would be given the cushy jobs and placed in tool cribs and for the most part kept off ladders.
"unlike the baby boomers"
the above comment is biased...
although, i will say that while employed by the union the "new" blood took care of the "old" timers. they would be given the cushy jobs and placed in tool cribs and for the most part kept off ladders.
Snot sure my comment is biased in some minds, I'm just expressing my opinions based on my real world experience.
My union employees at EPA used to make a regular point of telling me that 'where else can I go and make any more doing any less.' Then they would go out as Cowboys/Cowgirls and treat the public like real trash. Although, the old timers would never require that the new kids on the block do the grunt work. While in management I never had a single Union grievance filed against me.
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