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Rock

Sat 03/27/21 11:37 PM

Nancy Piglosi and pals,
are hardly the bellwether of ethics.

Show me a politician who is? They are the Government, not a religious institution where ethics is supposed to be paramount...
.

Ethics are paramount in all walks of life.
Especially, in governance roles.

Of course there will be repercussions for all seven Republicans who voted to convict Trump.
Cowardice was a huge factor why most Republicans did not have the courage to vote Trump guilty. I am surprised the backlash towards the seven has not become hate/violent, as yet.

Good on him for voting with his conciense.

Don’t forget Mitch Notlooking. I think he is done when his term is up.. I don’t think cowardice had anything to do with the one who held steadfast with their beliefs. It had more to do with how you view the minutes leading up to the protest on the Capitol on January 6th. I on the other hand think the seven were mostly trying to appease the Democrats.

Since when have Republicans tried to appease the Dems? Never!!! They are in opposition to each other.

Republicans and Democrats, are one and the same.
At least, in my country.
Two weasals, one trying to convince everyone,
it's an elephant, the other trying to convince
everyone, it's a donkey. They're weasals!

Acquired Taste

Mon 03/29/21 04:25 AM

sadly i think that is mostly true...i used to work as an airport shuttle driver...people coming back from colombia and god knows where...always thankful they live in america where at least we know we are free

so by comparing us to china or wherever then we look bright which is something to think about...with the media dividing us largely by race it makes getting anything done by protest difficult , add to that the division of parties...'

allegedly the senate was made in case congress wanted to be too nice to the populace...we live in a country now nay a world where a populist politician is seen as an idiot. pop·u·list -a person, especially a politician, who strives to appeal to ordinary people who feel that their concerns are disregarded by established elite groups.

i think trump is a populist in the sense he entertains things like 911 may have been an inside job...qanon might have a point or 2...why does america black out all pages that become public domain and so on. he also helped israel and spoke at a pro life meeting first president to do that...after 911 everyone agreed we needed a wall but bush and cheney had walls around their house so what the hell....

now we have a border crisis and do we still have a fence around congress? no one has been speaking of that lately...

Edited by Acquired Taste on Mon 03/29/21 04:30 AM