Comments by "😊 Erin Thor" (@Erin-Thor) on "Full Cheney: ‘If Donald Trump Is The Nominee Of The Republican Party, The Party Will Shatter’" video.

  1. I agree. Hating Republicans just for being Republicans is wrong, of ALL she seems to have kept her integrity. Like you, I disagree with her policies, her voting history, but I have a lot of respect for her. Liz Cheney has kept her integrity in an ocean of politicians that belong in a manure pile.
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  2.  @wesleyhitchcock4414  — Every MAGA Trumpet I know, many are my relatives, believe everything Trump says, argue that he has the right to do anything as Trump was put in place by God, God has blessed all of Trumps actions, every crime, every lie, not an issue at all. They have literally prayed for him over dinner, prayed “in Trumps name we pray” at the end of prayers. Trump is GOD’S representative, there are no valid arguments against Trump as this is a faith based issue. If you disagree, they will quickly counter with “Clearly YOU are not a Christian, why are you even here?”
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  3. At this point IMHO the Republican Party is hosed beyond repair. Liz Cheney seems to be the only Republican with good character. The constant spin, lies, lack of accountability is sickening and reprehensible.
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  4.  @wesleyhitchcock4414  🥰
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  5.  @Chapps1941  — Minor point.. But it’s more than blessed. It like he’s anointed, ordained, like a Saint.
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  6.  @Matthew-rz3io  — Never said that, you are making a false assumption. And by better you mean better at treason. Please be specific.
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  7.  @Matthew-rz3io  — I think I did answer you, yes, born in California, living in Texas for the past 45 years. Thanks for being a true Republican, if you don’t like someone you go straight to discrediting them. Please get a life.
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  8.  @Matthew-rz3io  — LOL! Straight to the personal attacks. Look up enemy combatants.
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  9.  @Matthew-rz3io  — But I am not pro torture. You again are twisting facts.
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  10.  @nickisnyder3450  — To borrow a phrase, “She’ll be back.”
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  11.  @Jay-cp9kd  — Inciting an insurrection against the United States is the very definition of treason. Using foreign nations to manipulate our election, the preventing witnesses from testifying is collusion and obstruction. Republicans replacing valid state electorate voters with “loyal Republicans” is election fraud. Those are but a few of the crimes “sweetheart.”
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  12.  @Jay-cp9kd  — It’s not funny. Trump and the Republican Party are the greatest threat to democracy we have ever seen. That you laugh at that is telling.
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  13.  @Matthew-rz3io  — Missing a few facts here aren’t you? 1. Gas did reach just under $2/gallon DURING COVID BECAUSE WORLD WIDE PRODUCTION AND DEMAND DROPPED AS NO ONE WAS WORKING. Biden’s cancellation of the Keystone Pipeline did not affect production as it was not complete, but it did affect futures prices as investors speculated on the effects of the cancellation. As the country returned to work post-Covid, demand exceeded production causing prices to rise… but returned to normal rates quickly. Understand? We are still energy independent as we still sell our excess oil to foreign countries, we still produce more that we need. Prices are still rising because oil companies like Exxon seek as much profit as possible. We buy oil from OPEC because we need it to meet production because… wait for it… American Countries can get a higher price if they sell to other countries. Exxon also engages in artificial shortages, routing oil tankers around the world to drive up the price of oil before the tankers return to the USA with the same oil they left the USA to deliver to the same USA ports just 2 months later. It is a shell game, a trick to increase profits, it is American Greed. 2. Putin was amassing troops along Ukraine’s border while Trump was President, meaning the invasion was already planned. 3. Trump’s tariff war with China caused massive contract cancellations worldwide because of the ripple effect of supply and demand. Taiwan is building plants that will start meeting demand in 4-6 years for chips and other products. And while true that Biden has reduced the effects, some plants in China accepted other contracts from other countries. Want to know what China did when they realized the American businesses NEEDED these chips and for the next 4 years they had a monopoly? They raised their prices dramatically. 3. Food prices are affected by what exactly? Migrant labor which Trump decreased by his zero tolerance policy, and Covid, decreased production, rising fuel costs and getting a nation back to work which increased demand for food as restaurants reopened all contributed to food cost inflation. Trump and Biden together dumped what… 4 trillion into the economy during Covid which has the expected effect of raising inflation, work from home has increased and that means lower restaurant patronage. You are Blaming Biden entirely, instead of Trump, Covid and Biden together. Did you even try to pay attention in economics class? Seriously, you are parroting Fox News talking points without using your brain.
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  14.  @Matthew-rz3io  you’re half correct, Russia helped Trump become President, he was allied with them, Trump brokered an arms deal with Saudi and received 2 billion from them, and Trump committed Treason working with Russia and Ukraine. So, yes… Trump was a better traitor than Biden. Trump was in their pocket.
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  15.  @Matthew-rz3io  — You know those oil leases were not in use right? There were like a million leases (not an exaggeration) unused and Biden cancelled the PENDING leases. Production was not impacted, but the fear that it might caused futures to go up. So yes… in a way, Biden enabled oil companies to sell their futures at higher prices enabling their greed.
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  16.  @Matthew-rz3io  — Nope, but thanks for telling us you are. Do you serve Russia, China or some other country that hates us?
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  17.  @Matthew-rz3io  — No, I’m guessing he cancelled those UNUSED oil leases to gain political points. That should be something you as a Republican can identify with.
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  18.  @Matthew-rz3io  — Actually, you gave no specifics, so you didn’t discredit me.
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  19.  @Matthew-rz3io  — That was in reference with national security, your framing lacks reference. If you are looking for terrorists trying to stop massive casualties, do you really think playing nice is going to be effective?
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  20.  @Matthew-rz3io  — Not the same thing and you know it. And terrorists aren’t US citizens so no constitutional rights. Like you I disagree, but you apparently missed my point that your original statement lacked context. You also seemed to miss the fact that Cheney is a Republican not a democrat. Please do try and keep up.
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  21.  @Matthew-rz3io  LMAO!
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  22.  @karelglasner2673  — An internet search shows zero references. Seriously?
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