Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. Hickenlooper is right. There is no platform for moderation in the Dem primary. They're not going to start pretending to be moderate until after they nominate the candidate. Then their lies will change to different lies.
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  2. He sounds like a Southern Belle with the vapors because one of the field slaves set foot in the dining room. DEEPLY rooted bigotry...
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  3.  Cocoa koenig  Heh. I was thinking he needed to loosen his man bun. But "barrettes on too tight" works.
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  4. They just don't get it. Overspend, so you overtax.
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  5. Or "It's an insurrection!" as they show footage of people staying inside the ropes, touring the capirol.
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  6. Anti-cop sentiment flows from the War on Drugs. There are literally millions of otherwise law-abiding citizens who want to PARTY using substances a bunch of moralizers don't want them to have! It's Prohibition, staring us plain in the face, with all the organized crime entailed with PROVIDING the prohibited substance(s). MILLIONS smoke marijuana in states where it remains illegal. We have laws that make criminals of huge swathes of society, and we wonder why the public doesn't feel comfortable around police. Also, the War on Drugs puts police in temptation's path, PERPETUALLY. There's big money changing hands, big money being confiscated, and big-money DRUGS being confiscated. There's an entire corrections industry making BANK off incarcerated drug offenders. There are police budgets and salaries that are built up to FIGHT drugs. And, as our friend Robert Mueller could once attest, the intelligence agencies can be weaponized against drug dealers, using tools designed to fight TERROR. And it comes as no surprise when we see such use of those tools becoming so commonplace, that those tools got used to spy on presidential campaigns. But that's another topic, I suppose. End the War on Drugs, and 90% of the public-police hostility goes away.
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  7.  Rob Li  : Mexican gov't has been pouring resources into illegal immigration at their Southern border, which is a nice little addition to the wall at OUR Southern border. How about all the Dems who said not one foot of wall would be built? You're very selective in your memory. Must be a Demokkkrat.
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  8.  @alanswanson1952  It's BECAUSE of medical research, epidemiology and ACTUAL best practices that the Jab is such a bad idea! I've seen these "best practices" clowns around my workplace, and they have zero clue about the front lines of the job. They sit around, cherry-pick the research, censor conflicting research, and do what the hell they WANT, without regard for customers, the general public, or their own workers. And they wall-paper it over with double-speak and personal attacks on skeptics.
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  9. Yes, Mayor. You stood by and let things go up.
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  10. On the bright side, he opened the eyes of millions to the fawning, lying media.
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  11.  Green Pasture  Black females are voting for the welfare check and free housing.
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  12.  @jgd5535  : This is a clear case of having the man and looking for a crime, rather than having a crime and looking for the man.
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  13. No.
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  14. The only threat to the Republicans was Tulsi Gabbard, who of course the Democrat Party Establishment couldn't abide, since she opposed Obama-style (which is Bush-style and Clinton-style) regime-change foreign policy, that simultaneously sells out the American people to foreign and transnational interests. Joe and Kamala are the perfect puppets for the corrupt establishment. Orange Man is Bad, because he represents their take-down.
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  15.  @philp1398  : You just insult people. Pretty weak.
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  16.  @eturnall5658  : ROFLMAO! Maybe you should go back into your Twitter bubble. You sound like it defines your reality. You get out amongst REAL people and think they're the ones in the bubble!
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  17. Graham's a RINO.
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  18.  @sorelius_beats  : I think you need an emollient. Your face is cracking.
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  19. Total about-face on border policy, while pretending it's not an about-face, because Orange Man Bad. Foreign Aid is how the USA props up corrupt governments, in return for their compliance on whatever the U.S. government wants. Most or all of the money ends up in the pockets of government officials, and more than a few times, some of that money has found its way, directly or indirectly, back into the hands of the policy-makers in the U.S. government who sweetened the aid package. They're very cagey about it. A year or 10 years down the road, somebody will get a seat on a board or some other do-nothing post that pays big money, and you see the money or influence behind the plum position coming from one of the politicians they basically bribed. Hunter Biden is the poster child for this phenomenon. Before he became a big name, I think Chelsea Clinton was one of the most conspicuous "What has she ever done in her entire life to be appointed to that board of directors for high 6 figures?" It's all about connections and quid pro quo, which, I am convinced, is why they pushed the quid pro quo nonsense in the Trump Ukraine phone call. Dirty him up as much as possible as a distraction and mitigating factor when and if the expected allegations about the Biden Crime Family surface. They already built their trenchworks with the smear on Trump, for sure.
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  20. Neither of the two party establishments give a fig for the common working man or small business owner.
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  21. Yes. Only tyrants want to round up all the weapons. In older societies it was the sword. Now it's the Colt.
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  22. yes. He's been acting like a man trying to cover his ass since Trump shocked the world in 2016.
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  23. "Wasn't me. The thing went through FISA." "Wasn't me. We vouched for the dossier, because the CIA vouched for it."
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  24.  @mannysigal4375  So is home invasion. Unless you're a member of the political class, with the proper Democrat credentials.
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  25. FISA wasn't created to prevent improper surveillance of American citizens. It was a rubber-stamp court that the designers of the Patriot Act knew quite well would enable presidents to weaponize the security apparatus for political purposes. Some (faintly) warned of this, but most thought it was a good idea, because muh terror.
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  26.  @randylachance  Trump didn't send anybody into the Capitol building. After over a year of rioting and assaulting/besieging federal buildings by lefties, your fake outrage over January 6th is rank hypocrisy.
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  27.  @jgd5535  : Well, he did stand there and shake every cadet's hand at graduation at the Air Force Academy. I imagine he wanted to take a leak after. That's a long time on your feet, shaking hands.
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  28. The miscalculation they KEEP making is that the media they control still wield America like a club.
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  29.  user-je4vd9sp5d  The U.S. Constitution applies to legal citizens, not criminals here illegally.
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  30. I'd say Kamala embarrasses herself, but that presupposes she possesses any integrity, logic or self-awareness.
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  31. This is my favorite The Five panel, ever. Started talkin' over each other, there at the end, but better than Jesse shouting down Juan for saying stupid things.
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  32. Nothing's going to come out of that trial. The prosecutor is Jim Comey's daughter and the judge is Alan Dershowitz's pal. If she were any threat to the powerful people implicated by the Epstein scandal, she would've been suicided already.
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  33. There was a sci-fi short story about government gathering experts to solve every problem, and all the problems just spinning out of control. That's where we are, now. The story was a short story in Analog back in the '70s.
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  34.  @ktsig287  ... who wrote 1984 after word got out about the Soviet Gulag. He thought Lenin and Stalin were great, forward-thinking leaders, until he learned the truth.
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  35. Anybody with sense did. Then there's the "truth before facts" crowd, who immediately leaped to the conclusion that proof of their religious convictions had been gloriously revealed.
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  36. It doesn't matter, because the Democrats won that day. They won that battle. Now they're fighting other battles with a monopoly on the White House, both houses of Congress, and every federal agency, PLUS every institution that receives federal support or company that does business with the federal government. That's a lot of power in the hands of the uniparty.
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  37. Because the people in positions to do so are in the insider club. Half the Republican Party is indistinguishable from half the Democrat Party. Bunch of career gov't employees and career politicians who want to keep the gravy train running as long as they possibly can.
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  38. Notice how "philanthropy" always makes these guys richer and more powerful? So did I.
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  39. Good message, preacher.
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  40. Democrats are always one step ahead. We think it's about making a better world. They know it's about POWER, and how to maintain hegemony.
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  41. I DEMAND REPARATIONS FROM THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND!!!!!!!!!!!!111111!!!!!
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  42. I'm starting to see a fishing metaphor brewing, here. Comey writing his book and running his mouth on the talk-show circuit was just a great big carp swallowing the hook. Bottom-feeding trash fish.
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  43.  @dapv144  Pretending to be senile was the schtick for a famous mafia don for decades.
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  44. Just so long all the administrators get paid, we're good, amirite?
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  45. Hillary sees a Russian asset every time she looks in the mirror.
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  46. Yup. Mandatory 30 days for the first offense.
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  47. They already destroyed themselves. Now they're just raising one smokescreen after another, to distract from their own embarrassments.
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  48.  @racutis  : Who's crying about the tribes the Iroquois destroyed? Who's crying about the Commanche who conquered huge tracts of land in the SouthWest? Who's crying about the Saxons who committed genocide against native Briton's? Who's crying about the Celts who invaded the British Isles? Who's crying about what the Anglo-Saxons did to the Celts? And what about the Picts? The Welsh? Who's crying for them?
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  49. Because they reflect the mores of the supposed elites, and so the elites prop them up. It's a mutual thing. Doesn't matter what the vast majority think or believe. What matters is that policy is made based on their echo chamber.
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  50. Embarrassing, but totally predictable, given what they teach kids in school.
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