Comments by "retnavybrat" (@retnavybrat) on "CNN" channel.

  1. "No adult has time for this." Well, since you not only had the time to click on this video, but also leave a novella length comment, the only conclusion I can come to is that you're not an adult.
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  2. @Eric Armstrong: If you believed that, you wouldn't have had the inclination to click on this video, much less leave a comment.
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  3.  @gadiantonrobber5692  I can't agree or disagree about Newsom's performance as governor since I don't live in California. But I do live in Florida and if we had a recall election in which my choices were the current governor (who acts more like a banana republic dictator than a law abiding governor) and someone I perceived as even worse (don't know who could be worse, but let's pretend), I'd very reluctantly vote not to recall DeSantis.
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  4.  @gadiantonrobber5692  "I dont live in FL, but to me Desantis is fighting FOR your rights." And that is a excellent example as to why I try not to judge how other states are run and/or who's running them. The perspective of someone who does live there can be vastly different than the perspective of someone who doesn't. You believe DeSantis is fighting for my rights, I see him as trampling over the rights of almost everyone in this state.
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  5. The US Constitution would disagree with you. "The House of Representatives shall [choose] their Speaker and other Officers; and shall have the sole Power of Impeachment." https://www.senate.gov/civics/constitution_item/constitution.htm#a1
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  6. To be honest, I don't know what the procedure is regarding how a Senate trial is instigated, but I'm pretty sure, whatever happens or doesn't happen, the record of the House voting for impeachment will still stand.
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  7. My reaction is that DeSantis needs to grow up. That is not acceptable behavior from a governor.
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  8. The question should be why does CNN give Lindell and Fox News free advertising?
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  9.  @dennismanson6621  I'd prefer that people express themselves like somewhat educated adults.
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  10.  TUBER SURFER  Just because someone isn't a Trump supporter doesn't mean that she / he voted for Clinton.
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  11. A little crude, but I agree with the sentiment. 🙂
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  12. The expectation of Anderson's giggle was the only reason I clicked on this video. He's so adorable when he does that. 😊
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  13. +moplum The Electoral College doesn't assess the suitability of a Presidential candidate. It's sole duty is to cast electoral votes based on which candidate won the most individual votes in the states the electors represent.
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  14. @Cory Allen The Democratic Party of today is not the same party of the 19th to mid 20th century as far as support of civil rights are concerned. If civil rights were the only issue, a modern day average Democrat who found himself back in, let's say, 1898, would feel more at home in the Republican party of the era. An average Trump supporter in the same situation would've been welcome with open arms by the Democrats of the same era.
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  15. I've already seen some comments to that effect on other forums, although the more popular comments are claiming that Mike Pence has the power to unilaterally reject certain states' electors.
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  16. So you're okay with someone who risks his personal safety and ignores his duties as a governor to fly off to a foreign country without telling anyone, including his own security detail?
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  17.  @brettthorndike1079  Only because advertisers were threatening to bail.
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  18.  AMERICAN PATRIOT  No problem. 🙂
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  19. Who do you think would've benefitted had the suit been successful?
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  20. Probably not.
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  21.  @bobs182  Trump's personality disorder is apparent to anyone who watches and listens to him for more than a minute.
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  22. @Annette Smith: I could be proven wrong, but I would imagine that if the Queen was going to grant Baby Sussex the same exemption she gave the younger Cambridge children, it would've been announced already.
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  23. So CNN and the other news outlets set up this certification panel? Where's the real one, then?
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  24. 2:02 -- Maybe my memory is faulty, but I thought Common Core started under Bush, not Obama.
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  25. No. In Japan, if a princess marries a commoner, she becomes one herself. So she is no longer Princess Mako, but Mako Komuro.
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  26. @Cory Allen What does that have to do with the election fraud that occurred in North Carolina?
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  27. @BloodofYeshuaMessiah: You believe in Tinfoil!Soros? Do you still believe Santa is real as well?
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  28. It was someone hitting the wrong button during a shift change.
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  29. CNN is not helping the overall decrease in civility in the public sphere by airing Trump's coarse language. 😡
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  30.  @JamesBateman11  Hannity opened himself to being subpoenaed as a witness, definitely, but he didn't break any law in that clip by mentioning what he claims Cohen told him. If Hannity is lying and repeats that lie in front of Congress or a court, then he'd be breaking the law.
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  31. Isaiah Gauthier  You do realize that, except for being "politically correct", you've described Trump?
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  32.  @byunbaekhyun2283  I seriously doubt that the media would be using such a nickname for a group of male lawmakers. Are you suggesting that my criticism is "patriarchal & misogynistic nonsense"? News flash: The very reason why I'm criticizing this is because I am a woman and it irks me when professional women aren't treated the same way in the media that professional men are.
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  33. Thanks a lot. I so didn't need that image in my head. 🤢 Now I have to go find some brain bleach.
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  34. @Ani Bell: Bravo. 👏 Very well thought out analysis. 👍
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  35. I know the official position of the UK government at the time was that Britain should remain in the EU, but didn't it occur to anyone within the government that the voters might have voted to leave and planned for potential exit negotiations accordingly? I'll admit that I'm not following this too closely, so maybe I'm missing some vital information, but it seems to me that the UK entered the negotiations not unlike a student who didn't study at all during the school year and is now facing a tough final exam.
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  36. Says the person who helps keep CNN relevant by clicking on its videos.
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  37.  @chrislowe8746  But until recently, nobody could touch him because he was under the protection of the Ecuadorian government. Once that protection was revoked, Assange was arrested.
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  38. If Clinton has done anything illegal and she's not at least on trial right now, who's fault is that? Could it be the person in charge of the Justice Department? Or the person who hired the person in charge?
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  39.  @robertcwalkeriii6267  "Mommy, Obama did bad things too!" doesn't excuse anything Trump has done and said.
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  40. Because McCain didn't want him there. I can understand why. Trump wouldn't be able to resist somehow making himself the center of attention.
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  41. What is a "correct" panel and what did this panel say that was inaccurate?
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  42.  @themanwithnoname4385  Well, when I hear "Kardashians" I think of classless slatterns, so I thought I'd set the record straight.
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  43. I hate to say it, but picking Allred as your lawyer is almost as good as saying that you're lying about whatever the accusation is.
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  44. Considering this segment wasn't reporting any news, I'm failing to see what news was fake. Perhaps you could enlighten us?
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  45. I can think of at least 535 federal employees that don't deserve their paychecks.
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  46.  @Woodbug-b7t  I want Trump out as much as the next person, but I just don't see a need to pop the champagne cork every time someone close to Trump gets busted. At the rate that's going, the world would run out of champagne before Trump finally leaves. 🙃
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  47. In all seriousness, I really do suspect this could be a trap of sorts. Not the kill or kidnap type of trap (although that's not outside the realm of possibility), but more like Kim goading Trump into saying something that would give him the pretext to attack South Korea and/or the US.
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  48. Only a bigger one would bully minors into taking them off.
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  49.  @peterbondy  If you're referring to "Alice" in the original post, I believe the commenter was parodying Alice in Wonderland.
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  50. Just like I tend not to take seriously people who parrot words and phrases like "fake news".
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