I don’t trust the GOP... — NOS4A2
Good to know.
So I'll ask you again: What do you have to say about Trump's well-documented history of making false and misleading statements?
Do you trust Trump?
As long as what Trump says is interesting and hilarious I’m fine with it. I...like what he says. — NOS4A2
Well. That tells us a lot about you as a person.
...I do like what he says. — NOS4A2
What does it tell you about me as a person? — NOS4A2
So you find nothing at all objectionable in his habit of making false and misleading statements?
Quite a bit. But I've insulted you enough. I'll keep it to myself.
One thing I will mention: It means you value hilarity over veracity. That's just childish.
psychoanalyze — NOS4A2
You don't seem to know what this word means.
The words people say certainly tell us something about the people who say them. Do you dispute this fact?
So you find nothing at all objectionable in his habit of making false and misleading statements? — ZzzoneiroCosm
Still waiting for an answer to this one...
No, not really. Again I don’t look to politicians for truth. In fact I think it would be idiotic and naive to do so. What I want is leadership and results. — NOS4A2
That’s not the first stupid thing I’ve heard today, but pretty close. — NOS4A2
It seems to me that we are at a point that American politics is veering towards this trajectory. — I Karamazov
Trump’s words are so powerful he can manipulate matter. You believe in sorcery, friend. — NOS4A2
Trump’s words are so powerful he can manipulate matter. You believe in sorcery, friend. — NOS4A2
The debate will continue after you've addressed the research from the Brookings Institute, referenced above.
What’s to debate? Correlation does not imply causation. — NOS4A2
Always a convenient end-stop slogan for the infatuated.
What? No article to tell you how to respond? — NOS4A2
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