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

  1.  @Brianbeesandbikes  It doesn't get much more specific that "that making things worse makes revolution more likely" or le pire le mieux in the extreme-left slogan of that time. Have you considered WD-40 for your caps-lock key? Or have you gone back to expressing explosions of spittle in your font selection?
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  2.  @Brianbeesandbikes  : "You may be right re some of the generalities," Thank you. We are only discussing one generality here: are revolutions made likely by misery , your claim and the orthodox Marxist theory, or by optimism and a population's feeling of confidence that they can make things better, my observation. I have no idea what your Iceland stuff is all about. Haiti and Venezuela are both examples confirming my observation. As you said earlier, Good-bye.
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  3. Jake, Donald Trump is not "the Leader of the Free World." Cut it out, wouldja? It just makes you sound stupid.
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  4.  @ZZTalkZZ  That's insane. The Free World and the American President's leadership of it are both post-WW II American propaganda talking points. The fact that Trump has abdicated the position is simply a matter of observation: he's a fool and can't carry out the role, and violated its responsibilities anyway by alienating America's allies one trade, NATAO governance, and simple friendship.
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  5. Trump culties booing Chris Christie? Imagine that! Trump culties showing up at something labelled "Faith and Freedom"? Wonders never cease... Saddest bunch of softbrain dingbats around. A damn shame that somebody real like Christie has to humor them.
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  6. Volgograd.
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  7.  Jeffrey Dahmer  Luckily the American people(s) and the Constitution are sound. If people just stay calm, Trump can start packing. https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/us/general_election_trump_vs_biden-6247.html
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  8. Forgiven debt is taxable income. Trump is co-signer on about $1.5 billion, payable in 1998, in debts left from the mess he made and ran away from in Atlantic City. The debt is placed with friendly creditors, probably Russian oligarchs and/or gangsters. Trump has not yet declared the income represented by these debts not being collected. When he declares it, or when the IRS decides "time's up!" then he will owe tax, at the old, pre-Bush giveaway, pre-Trump giveaway, rates. Plus income. Since 1998. If it goes to litigation, he could be hit with penalties, too. This is not going to be nice -- particularly for a man whose few actual businesses (as opposed to his successful acting career) has been operated for the past few years by, uh, koff, choke, Eric and Donald Junior, also we may assume, very stable geniuses. Sad.
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  9.  Kyuss Qotsa  Bolton merely says that there was one occasion when he saw Trump behave calmly. Nothing more. No refutation. The desperation is yours, Kyuss, shared with all the other Trumpoids who are rushing onto the Intenet to scream their irrationalities, defiance, and delusion. This is just one more example of normal average Trump. It's just come up at an inconvenient time for him, hammering him when he's lready staggered by his bad polls.
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  10. Way to go, Pamela! What a fraudulent little piece of crap this Kennedy guy is!
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  11. Don't CNN have a nice make-up lady who can tell poor Galloway to do something about that sad wounded moustache?
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  12. Hey, guys $35,000 a month is still serious money. C'mon, folks, you're trying fer jus' a whee bit too much normalization of the abnormal.
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  13. Hunh?
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  14. It's time for Wolf Blitzer to retire. He's turned into a babbling idjit, and time after time in this interview he cuts Woodward off in mid sentence, leaving sensible comments incomplete.
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  15. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EHnWuoIXkAA1Ynx?format=jpg&name=medium&fbclid=IwAR0ZAy1adCQ-r4zxpat35Al_eoO3uTYPGg9xdFhiEJtIRnrJ0tejnk0s8f8
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  16.  @cindyhargett510  Some, not all, of the Atifas are right-wingers in disguise, "false flag" operators in Rush Limbaugh's much used phrase: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIOYAQd3x8o
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  17.  @indiasupportstrumpwwg1wga927  Vishal, You are not looking at the real world. AntiFa are a few dozen loons on the Timothy McVeigh type, le pire le mieux ("if things get worse they'll get better") Marxists who are a small time pain in the ass, but a great asset to rightwing propagandists. There are no DNC "goons." The closest thing this country has ever seen to a Federal party's goons might be the white collar riots staged by then lawyer James Baker to stop the vote-counting in Florida -- and working toward handing the election won by Al Gore to vote-loser George Bush.
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  18. It wasn't "not a Trump vote blow-out." It was a three million person Trump vote loss. Trump is the victory of the 1789 slave-holders who fixed the Electoral College for him. Trump is the dead hand of the past reaching out of the grave.
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  19.  @brianpark931  That 84 million is way high. Twitter the other social media have recently abolished the thirty or forty million most obviously FAKE (to coin a phrase; it means "fake") followers in their accounts. Who knows how many trillions of poor innocent electrons have been worn down into desuetude in the maintenance of these fake accounts. 😢 The waste is too much to bear. 😢🤦‍♂️😒. I shall take pity on you, Brian, and spare you the full horror of it all...
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  20.  Telepture  So unemployed Moslems have their own RNC?
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  21. @Rose No, Rose, it isn't. Out of 500++ elections, only about 15% are competitions. 85% are absolutely carved in stone, either Democratic or Republican. Out of 235 x 85% = 200, that leaves 35. So 19 wrong is 16 right, for a win-loss ratio of .444. Betting on a coin flip is more accurate than believing the Fat Orange One.
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  22. Trump's best hope is to resign and have Pence pardon him. That will still leave him with a ton of State and civil cases -- plus criminal charges after Pence is defeated -- but it is partial help, and that's the best he can hope for. Or he could flee to Brazil or Russia, which don't have extradition treaties with the US. If he can afford it, that is...
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  23. Fareed plus Ann Applebaum are two of the very few signs that there is such a thing as conservatism in America. Prudence. Foresight. Care. Remember them? Conservative values. America will depend upon people like Fareed to rebuild the right-hand-side of the house's standards, once the present fever passes.
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  24. The job of that committee is done by the members of that committee. Guess what: it's called due process. The Republicans have their share of the members -- and they get a full 50% of the question time and a full 50% of the staff, despite being the minority. long story short: this poor dopy mooch is lying through his teeth.
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  25. I mean, seriously, you'd think Kevin McCarthy could have just floated up there beside it...
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  26. Hunh? "Bossed around"? I think the word you're looking for is "pussy-whipped."
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  27.  @christophergill871  You're being silly, Christopher: the average mid-term election gives a 29-seat shift to the party out of power. The GOP came in roughly 27 House seats behind normality.
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  28. The Chief Justice has merely delayed it for hearing en banc. It will almost certainly rule for the Congress, and Trump's lawyers know this. The Trump gang are just delaying like crazy in the vain hope that they can put it off until the Republicans get control of Congress. This may or may not happen this year. It certainly won't happen for ever. Trump is going to jail.
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  29. Decent and sensible looking guy -- but wrong party. America doesn't need the GOP which is nothing but three or five ver-ree old politicians and a huge mob of stupid thugs and grifters. The few decent Republicans should split roughly 50-50 between the Democrats (the party of free enterprise and arming the nation to the teeth, remember?) and a conservative rump in a few places. Very widely, America needs a center-left party which doesn't exist at present, and can't come into existence as long as the Trumpo-fascist threat is in the arena. Duncan would be a fine addition to either a newly constructed conservative party or to the conservative, i.e. Clinton-Obama, wing of the Democrats.
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  30.  @ciscozerratano7316  "strongest president advocate for the unborn in my lifetime. "? A man who assumes that birth control is the responsibility of his paid lovers and takes his chances on venereal disease. They're his "Vietnam war," remember?
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  31.  @ciscozerratano7316  Not at all. His inability to do the work of the Lord today is demonstrated empirically and every day. I'm suggesting that his sexual habits make him unlikely to be "strongest advocate" for anything decent in the future.
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  32.  @ciscozerratano7316  "All of these players" are emphatically not corrupt. "Everybody is corrupt" is the claim of the wicked to convince the stupid that they should get away with it.
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  33.  @ciscozerratano7316  You've got a pretty funny way of showing how you're not here to judge, Cisco.
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  34.  @BronzDano  Alexander is a very poor entry on your otherwise obvious list. He knew his limitations and turned back from India. His main generals divided his empire peacefully among themselves and set up advanced, civilized, sub-empires which lasted hundreds of years. His accomplishments are memorialized in the several cities named after him, all over the vast areas to which he brought the best civilization and technology of his time.
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  35. Who is Melania's divorce lawyer? That is the question. But first, give her the Nobel Peace Prize for keeping Newt out of the Vice Presidency.
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  36.  @gothenmosph5151  The armor on an Abrams is called Chobham. Funny name, that. Obviously if you're Joe Small NATO Guy, you might think first about German tanks. And then you'd maybe remember the only thing a German tank ever beat was a Renault sedan and a Polish baby carriage. That "Desert Fox"? Pure creation of Montgomery's PR Department. With an assist from a guy named Patton. 'Nuther public relations pro! (The great thing about the Patton tank was the Ford assembly line.) Then you'd go shopping at this funny place the Americans get their armor from. Chobham.
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  37. Anonymous "Tough Love," Doesn't occur to you that maybe his skin colour doesn't matter to Mudd?
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  38. Kevin O'Leary? Yeccch. (Incidentally, he "cares about America"? He's a Canadian -- who pulled 1% of the vote when he tried to be leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. Big time fat loud loser.)
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  39. Get a grip on yourself, Girl. We don't know. He hasn't been convicted -- of anything -- yet. I think we all hope the same thing, that he'll be convicted, threatened credibly wih a sentence equal to his life expectancy or more, and will then flip, again credibly, and spare America from its present travails. But don't count your chickens. The present judge is being plenty nasty to the prosecution -- which may very well be fair. There are plenty of crooked judges out there -- but some of them get things right sometimes. And at the top of the system there is Mitch McConnell's stolen, activist, partisan, and cynical Supreme Court. So we don't know yet.
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  40. Maybe. But remember moping with intent to gawk is a municipal ticket, and Trump's pardon doesn't reach that far. And this mook has done enough mopery and gawk in his life to keep him in municipal court for a good long time. Add in the fact that the holding cells for mopers, gawkers, and both, is Riker's Island, and he may prefer to opt for Club Fed with the horsies and the golf courses on an Air Force base someplace. "No, no, Donnie, don't pardon me. Please don't pardon me..."
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  41. "Mata Pendejos 18 hours ago Presidential pardon bitches." 1.) Presidential pardon only covers Federal crimes. 2.) Presidential pardon only covers the United States. His problem isn't that he's a crook. He has the same problem as Donnie: he's an incompetent crook.
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  42. " Nic Phan 17 hours ago Trumpturds are retarded." Some are. Some aren't. One reason the highly intelligent Koch brothers are making such a big fuss about their principled disagreement with Trump over trade is to distract attention from the billions they re making off his buddy-buddy tax cuts. Like how important are tariffs on cheese to a guy running an interstate oil pipeline? Not ver-ree. But it lets him pretent to be, uh, miffed to take attention away from the big stuff.
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  43.  @prometheus5700  Stoneppusher, Impeachment makes no sense as long as you have Chiang's boy McConnell running the Senate and covering # BabyDonnie 's back -- unless Republicans move to impeach.
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  44. What is the matter with Stephany's eyes? I don't mean the weirdie make-up, I mean her actual eyes. Distended on belladonna? Weeks without sleep? Some disease she caught from a pet rodent? Can you get her to a doctor before you put her on the air again? You're embarrassing her.
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  45. Well no, Teresa. That's what Trump is leading at.
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  46.  Cynthia Pope  The word you're looking for may be "schmucks."
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  47. It's not collusion. The word is "conspiracy."
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  48. "Joke" is a wee bit charitable: there is a consistent strategy behind most of these ugly candidacies. They are betting on a strategy of permitting and encouraging people's worst impulses, racism, greed, and envy.
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  49. This guy Perkins is a freak of hypocrisy, stupidity, crazed social reaction, hatred, and just plain random nonsense.
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  50.  @clintonkildepsteen3982  'Bout right. 👍😎
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