President Trump: The NEW one and only politics thread

I agree that getting in someone face in a restaurant might be crossing the line, and for most run of the mill elected officials, it certainly is. McConnell is different, in my opinion. He goes in public and crows about how he is screwing over the average American, so I have no sympathy for him. Clearly trying to speak to politicians doesn't work. Just look at how Hatch shook his hand at that woman and told her to grow up.

 

Also, selling out your own constituents for truckloads of corporate cash crosses a line, too.

 

If you see a pol you don't like walking down the street and you let him know you don't like him, is that harassment? You are paying his or her salary. In theory, you are one of his or her bosses.

 

This is harassment, denial of the right to vote by subterfuge, deceit and just plain fraud. More Georgia voter suppression? Atlanta-area county now under fire

 

This nation was founded on making a fucking scene in public. Making a fucking scene in public is enshrined in the Constitition.

Mitch McConnell is more responsible for internally undermining the American system than any other individual, given his pathetic insistence on daily political victories for his party and donors rather than compromise and working for the common good of all Americans. If he wants to eat restaurant food without being called to account for that civic sin, he can download GrubHub or Uber Eats to his phone.

(Who am I kidding? He’s never operated his own smartphone in his life.)

 

Plus his wife is now the worst transportation secretary in history as well as the worst labor secretary in history

 

I wouldn't bother to yell at a pol. It IS pointless. But I understand why others would. How about those 300,000 voters stripped from the rolls in Georgia by the Secretary of State who's running for Governor. How are they to express their political opinions?

 

How often does McConnell offer his constituents a town hall forum?