In which he links the Nobel snub to his desire to take Greenland.
We seriously have a crazy person in the White House. This is beyond infantile.
Can you imagine the damage this man is going to do in the next three years?
Link: https://x.com/newswire_us/status/2013129349893873989?s=46&t=kVeQeQf8ed0KokuRgfOE0g
Probably not. Who the hell would want Minnesota???
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Actually, I wouldn't even call Leo my dear leader. I follow the Magisterium of the Church.
Who is your dear leader? The leader of CPUSA?
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Im just saying I am Catholic without reservation. I guess you plan on holding me to a higher standard than you hold yourself to?
Any time you want to join me in full communion with the Church, let me know.
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Seriously, voting is always selecting the lesser of two evils for me, which is why your dear leader accusation makes no sense. Trump is as much my dear leader just as Kamala would be yours if you voted for her...perhaps more so, since I suspect you like her more than I like Trump.
Besides, if you vote based on mortal sin, you would have to vote for Trump over any candidate who supports abortion. Publicly supporting mortal sin is far worse than personally committing mortal sin.
Trump, you’re a fool. And the lesser of two evils? That’s comical. Thanks for the laugh.
Accordingly, she is far worse than Trump by that measure...a measure that you suggested be used for this discussion.
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Does that make sense?
People privately sin all the time. Even the pope goes to confession. The first pope, Peter, denied Christ three times. We have had many sinful popes. Our leaders sin; we know that. But the real question is, do they sin out of personal weakness, or do they publicly support and encourage sin in others. The latter is worse.
Any candidate who publicly supports hundreds of thousands of homicides per year of innocent people, and indeed wants to use public money to encourage those homicides by paying for them domestically and overseas, is a far worse candidate than any candidate the GOP has run, including Trump...at least if you want to compare those candidates using the measuring stick of mortal sin, as you tried to do.
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You have a weird way of looking at things. Perhaps you get a little too invested in politics.
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Off of the US and calling them freeloaders. Talk about heavy handed moderation.
"What’s at stake is not only Greenland’s sovereignty, but also trust. Alliances rest on predictability and on the expectation that power, especially allied power, remains bound by law. If international law can be set aside when it becomes inconvenient, trust is gone. If strategic calculations lead to a disregard for sovereignty in Greenland, how will Europe continue to believe in U.S. commitments elsewhere?"
Link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/19/opinion/greenland-trump-europe.html
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big during the midterms. Plus, if Vance takes over now, he can only serve one additional term. Better to wait a year.
in the context of DJT being removed for several months...I agree that he would benefit from a post Midterm transition by being able to serve two more terms, but his chances of winning any election after his over-the-top association with Trump, and his basic lack of appeal to the general public as demonstrated in several polls, should lead the GOP to make a Hard Turn Away from the MAGA path...hopefully returning to rational Conservatism. Again, we need TWO stable and rational parties...Liberal and Conservative...committed to the Constitution and Rule of Law. What we have now is an aberration...it can be repaired, so let's get started.
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Above you stated that this dumb ass move is counterproductive and here you stare that the message has some value. WTF
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Link: https://youtu.be/__0Qubv3Dn8?si=bSzathNBwM_YUsof
Great show, by the way.
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...being defenseless itself and not having to worry about it.
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the U.S. annex Scotland. Getting back to our situation, Denmark...and the Greenlanders have a Long History of hosting U.S. Military bases on that island (17 at last count) and have clearly expressed their willingness to continue such cooperation. You know the right answer to all of this...Remove Trump...ASAP.
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President threatening military intervention against an ally.
Although, we would do it in 2 seconds if war broke out with Russia, just like the UK invaded Iceland at the beginning of WWII.
Trump just seems to think it is unfair for us to be the sole de facto protector of Greenland in war time with no upside in peacetime. And, he certainly has a point. But, boy is he navigating this like a bull in a china closet.
The safety and protection of our country is at stake so if any of this bothers NATO and anti-Trumpers, let them cry on each others shoulders. Russia and China are both digging the resistance from squishy Americans and NATO.
Threatening to annex an allied territory wouldn’t solve shit. Wake the fuck up and quit being so damn stupid. Senility is definitely setting in, huh?
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Beginning. And because it’s out of the norm, it drives everyone crazy. I’m sorry, but the norm may need to change. Business as usually has only gotten politicians richer. I love rocking the boat. Sometimes, it needs to be done.
That is why I usually remain quiet when he says something that seems crazy. He is usually setting the table for the next round.
I have no issue with him being politically incorrect. I prefer things that way. I love he rubs people the wrong and does things differently. Status quo got us to this position with debt and being a welfare program to the world.
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