President Trump: The NEW one and only politics thread

I find myself growing impatient with those who are pushing "tear it down" ideas with no real replacement in store. That's more irresponsible than ever in an age when the party about to be in near-total power is very open to the idea of tearing down the safety net and calling it a day (and then bleating about how "pro-life" it is).

 

"Every once in a while ... every once in a while, there's a day with an absolute right and an absolute wrong, but those days almost always include body counts."

 

Fair enough, but it's the only counterargument that will ever come to fruition in this country.

 

Her and Amy Schumer are the worst apologizers in history.

 

Delta - "Two customers were removed from this flight and later rebooked after a disturbance in the cabin resulted in more than 20 customers expressing their discomfort. We're conducting a full review to understand what transpired. We are taking allegations of discrimination very seriously; our culture requires treating others with respect."

 

Yes. He got kicked off the flight.

That was his goal. It's a complete hoax.

There is no evidence that he was removed because he "spoke a different language". You are gullible as shit, and fell for his hoax.

 

He got what he wanted.

His fake news will be spread around the world, well before the truth can get its pants on.

Meanwhile, we'll continue to hear the media tell us all about the problems with fake news.

But, since this story was one they were eager to tell, they ran with it despite no evidence.

 

There's no evidence it was a hoax either. Time will tell which version is closer to the truth.

 

Fake news spreads on social media. We need to do something to stop it!!

So, let see if Twitter and YouTube suspend this guy.

 

Why are we spreading his story, with no evidence, despite his history?

 

There are a few. I'm inclined to those that put everyone on the hook for all medical expenses up to some defined percentage (say 10% or 15%) of AGI, with the government stepping in as an insurer of last resort for those who experience losses beyond that. Individuals would be free to insure themselves against that liability, but their premiums wouldn't be tax deductible (whether paid for by themselves or by their employer).