Comments by "possumverde" (@possumverde) on "WFAA" channel.

  1. No, they're normal people. When you work a job that has you dealing with the darker side of humanity/society on a regular basis you eventually get cynical and/or learn to just laugh it away. Deal with cokeheads, methheads etc. long enough and they become a joke to you... or you go mad.
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  2. 53% of the voters bought a lemon they thought was an orange...
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  3. Because the hoopla of some politician showing up in the middle of emergency efforts is so useful and not distracting at all. The only purpose of such visits is for political gain. These days, someone in India can see all the devastation they need to understand the severity of a disaster in the US from many sources.
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  4. Tucker up there earning them rubles.
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  5. Everyone already knew she would win the popular vote. The only question is whether or not the people in the swing states understand economics enough to elect her there.
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  6.  @DonnaMead-wr4fd  For the photo op and getting in the way of emergency efforts with all the hoopla that goes with him. Unless he and his entourage are physically helping, he has no useful reason to be there.
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  7. Someone should audit the money he spends on all of his frivolous attention seeking lawsuits. I doubt it's all properly accounted for.
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  8. That's why he's shutting down the safety agencies. No reports on all the damage Old Roadkill Eater will do.
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  9. She hasn't had a chance yet...learn how your government works.
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  10. FEMA is responding almost as quickly as North Carolina's Governor has. Governors are the first responders after all.
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  11. It really isn't. They could deport them just fine without abusing an ancient law unconstitutionally. The only reason they did it this way is to set a precedent for violating due process. Now, according to the law they used, all they have to do is point at someone and say they are an enemy and that person gets no hearing, no attorney, or anything. They just get disappeared.
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  12. If you want higher prices, increased inflation, increased trade deficit, the strengthening of our enemies, and other general chaos, by all means, vote for Trump.
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  13. It'd be a shame if Americans continue to believe that tariffs will actually have such an effect when history has shown multiple times that they don't.
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  14. We elected them so this is what we deserve.
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  15. Can you really blame him for choosing his stock portfolio over the American people...
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  16. Apparently bots get paid for six word posts...
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  17. Made from his own ambergris...
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  18. Since when is reporting facts interference?
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  19. Considering it cost nearly $500,000 everytime Trump went golfing while in office, security is apparently expensive.
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  20. He made the unforgivable mistake of trying to actually work on a bipartisan bill concerning firearm regulations. Apparently, if you even acknowledge the existence of other points of view these days you become an instant pariah...
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  21. Housing as well if he tariffs Canadian lumber.
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  22. Because his insecurities have him trying to prove he can out "Art of the Deal" the world... when that book wasn't even relevant to anything beyond real estate and pump and dump scams from the start.
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  23. Still more info than you get from a Trump "speech".
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  24. Going by your comment history you think most things are fake. Are you sure you're not just delusional?
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  25. For one their count is most likely off by at least ~1% or so like all initial counts. Their races were mostly 60/40 ish so the average inaccuracy of the initial count doesn't really matter and they can safely declare their results. If they had races that were within ~2%, they'd still be counting and likely be the last state to finish given their history of underhiring election workers. They got "lucky" in the 2000 race in that SCOTUS dragged their feet so long that Gore conceded on safe harbor day (as one should) despite pretty much everyone knowing that he likely would have won Florida (and the Presidency) had they been forced to do a full recount. That was the last really close race for a national position/Governor they've had since that time period. Edit: Their sloppiness will come back to bite them again one day but for now they've become pretty heavy on cult of personality voters so their races won't be very close for awhile.
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  26. They weren't sent there, they went there. They're legal immigrants and they chose areas in Ohio for job availability and decent cost of living.
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  27. It would have to be limited. It's made from his own ambergris
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  28. No, please vote for him. He can still pull off an upset.
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  29. Much easier to come from Spain than from south of our border.
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  30. Drinking binge with his good buddy Bannon. The red underneath really brings out the orange.
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  31. A strike now could potentially be fatal to the economy due to how volatile and fragile it currently is. Accepting the original deal (which was worker friendly) in order to avoid a strike then renegotiating for better terms later under a more stable economy would have been the best solution. Eight of the twelve total unions involved agreed. The other four got greedy and brought this on themselves.
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  32. Who exactly would find his pathetic performance funny. He barely put any effort into trying to seem like he was joking.
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  33. At least some, if not all of this is going to. He really did mess up this time. Even without the classified documents issue, he violated the Presidential Records Act pretty badly. On top of that, if he moved stuff around during the investigation and it can be proven, then he's really in trouble.
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  34. Pretty sure that requires and act of Congress for it to apply beyond the federal government... not that our king cares.
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  35.  @safetyfirstintexas  Texas has become a sad joke to the rest of the country...We've been hoping you'd get the message and secede.
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  36. She voted more often than Vance has in the last year and Vance got his pay...
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  37. Physically, anyway. Mentally is a different story since the internet generations came along.
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  38. I'd sell my apple stuff... if I owned any of their garbage.
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  39. People saying "he's a comedian" need to remember that he's nearly unknown outside of the edgy internet kids who never grew up demographic. What passes for humor there, rarely translates well into the real world.
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  40. God isn't a fan of golden calves...
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  41. If you have to tell people they're jokes, then this guy failed at his job...
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  42. Alright Ivan
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  43. @joen8529  Nope. Sorry. You've obviously done no research.
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  44. His job will be to run the country into the ground like he has Tesla and X.
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  45.  @dart1806  I don't hate him. I just don't have any respect for him (he's not smart or mature enough to bother hating.) Yes, they were given some documents. Just not all of them. Had they not been trying to accomodate him and spare the country the mess they ended up having to cause anyway, they would have gotten the warrant then and seized the rest of it. The only thing they did wrong was play nice for far too long. With someone like former President Trump, if you give them an inch, they'll try to take a few hundred miles.
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  46. His problem is that, since he didn't bother with the follow up procedures after supposedly verbally declassifying them, he can't prove that he declassified them before taking them. Also, it's one thing for a President to take such files "home" while they're still in office. Supposedly declassifying them to take with him as he leaves office is different thing altogether. On top of that, there's a law that any documents marked as classified that haven't been officially marked as declassified cannot be removed or destroyed. That would apply even if he did verbally declassify them since, without the follow up, none of them ever got officially marked declassified.
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  47. We got the biggest swamp monster out in 2020...now you want to put it back.
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  48. Oh lordy the sky is falling... whatever will we do?
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  49. You'd be surprised.
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  50. If you happen to be an edgy internet kiddie who never grew up maybe...
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  51. Considering how inaccurately he portrays his first term, I doubt he remembers.
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  52. Did she also discuss Palmer's genitals? That would be...creepy.
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  53. This is putting us first. What's going on internationally right now will have far more profound effect on the country's future than our domestic issues.
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  54. Too hard. Making pointless proclamations is much easier and MAGA eats it up.
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  55. At least one of the dirty half-dozen grew a conscience and voted for a secular legal code rather than one based on spiritual/religious views. There's absolutely no objective argument to be made that a fetus is a "person" prior to at least viability/consciousness (~20 to ~25 weeks into a pregnancy) and thus entitled to individual rights under the constitution. There is however, a strong objective argument that this ruling allows states to violate the 13th amendment rights of women who do not wish to put their bodies through the strain of carrying a fetus and potentially giving birth. Doing so makes a woman's body do a great deal more work than it would otherwise and if that work is done against the woman's will, then it meets the definition of "involuntary servitude." Hopefully, as misdirected states (like mine unfortunately) try to take advantage of this flawed ruling, they will get hammered with 13th amendment challenges (along with the handful of other objective constitutional arguments to be made) and our legal code will move back towards being secular as the founding fathers intended.
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  56. And trade deficit increase, and layoffs, and the collapse of the agricultural industry...
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  57. Schumer chose his stock portfolio over the American people...big surprise.
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  58. The first two to arrive couldn't really do anything. The school district has it's own woefully understaffed and underequipped police department consisting of a chief, four officers, and a detective responsible for three schools and the district in general. They have no armor that can stop a high velocity rifle round and weren't armed for a shootout against such. All they could do was call for backup from a large well equipped force. Unfortunately, that backup dropped the ball...
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  59.  @Will-lk9cs  But their policies can greatly affect them...Are you just naive or intentionally disingenuous? Edit: nevermind, looking at your account, you're from some PAC so the answer is the latter.
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  60. He's a creepy old perv who likes checking out others' junk in the showers...
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  61. Not exactly sure how he'll legally justify it. Cities are not required to offer any assistance in federal jurisdiction matters. Which immigration is. I mean he's not a king or anything and his orders are still subject to the Constitution.
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  62. ~20% paid bots at least in the first 50 comments on a local station... all pro-right. Sad. 0% left. If the cause is so righteous, why does the right have to buy votes?
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  63. They need to do what's best for the country. We have three branches of government for a reason.
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  64.  @NomenClature-o8s  How were they not qualified?
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  65. ​ @macm2373 President can only pardon federal convictions. This was a state case.
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  66. Leave this country and never come back
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  67. The problem is bloated military contracts awarded by Congress and profited off of by people like Musk and Vivek. Not experienced personel. She can't fire any of the former (including herself) so how's she going to do her job?
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  68.  @jebbrown2847  That's more than Vance showed up.
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  69. Stick to music man, you clearly have no clue about economics.
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  70. Quiet crowd...
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  71. Whichever team pays the most.
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  72. ​@rosessonata8326 By admitting he's that guy who checks out other people's junk in the showers and not only remembers it but brings it up in public years later after their dead...hilarious...
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  73.  @jeremybackup5758  He was right. At the time the Constitution was written, "well regulated" generally meant "well trained." "Regulated" could have the meaning you give, but the phrase "well regulated" when used in legal documents etc. referred to training. To go a little deeper than that, the 2nd amendment was one of the last additions to the constitution before ratification. It's reason for existing originally had nothing to do with individual rights. It was a variation on laws found in English common law as well as some of the State constitutions. Those laws existed as a failsafe to prevent the king/federal government from being able to disarm regional/state militias. It was included in the constitution as a compromise to get anti-federalist delegates/states to ratify it. Individual rights (related to bearing arms) weren't really discussed at the time. Back then people identified with their state first and country second. Many states were wary of joining an agreement to form a federal government which could potentially dominate the states so they wanted an assurance that their official state (well trained) militias couldn't have their arms taken away by the federal government. The 2nd amendment essentially became obsolete with the end of the Civil War (if not before) as from then on, people identified with their country first and state second and a strong federal professional army became a thing while official state militias all but went extinct being replaced eventually by the national guard.
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  74. To the Republicans who voted yes, way to stand up to MAGA foolishness. Now, get the rest of your act together and help pass an actual budget.
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  75. About a couple hundred million so far.
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  76. Think again.
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  77. Worship that golden calf...
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  78. Remember what happened the last time people prayed for a golden calf...
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  79. Wow...when a heavily right wing biased organization like the WSJ is willing to report this, the veracity must be airtight and the story unavoidable.
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  80. Or just boot them. They are by far the most annoying member of NATO and have been since they joined. They like to play both sides a bit too often.
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  81. Pro forma session blocks recess appointments fascist
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  82. No further than they did for Denmark, Iceland, and Norway who entered as founding members with the same arrangement Sweden is asking for.
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  83. Get that practice in. You'll be saying the President misled the American people a lot from Jan 20 onward...
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  84. It must be nice being as wealthy as you...
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  85. Not really. Most Republican voters (as well as most Democrats) have absolutely no understanding of how their government functions at it's most basic level, let alone the intricacies involved in situations like this. Just because a representative supported him for the position, it doesn't mean they did so to spite their constituents. It simply means they know that, even with his slightly less than 50% support from Republican voters, he still had far more support than any other potential individual challenger and therefor was the only feasible option with a chance at getting enough votes. Since a newly seated House cannot conduct any other business until a speaker has been elected, holding out with no better alternative would essentially mean paralyzing the House (as well as the Senate indirectly) indefinitely and most likely end with him eventually being elected anyway (likely with more leverage than he currently has.) In general, that would be undesirable. Thus the pragmatic choice for a Republican House member would be to trade their support for some compromises and limitations on the positions power so that the situation can be resolved with McCarthy the Speaker being a much different/weaker version than the version Republican voters based their views on.
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  86. Vaccine bans incoming...
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  87. If Trump had the power he claims, then Biden does too and could simply issue a standing order to reclassify anything Trump took with him. In reality, it doesn't even matter. There's a law that prohibits the removal or destruction of classified documents which have not been officially marked declassified and none of the documents Trump had were so marked. Making each one in his possession a felony. Even if you do buy the legitimacy of his bs claim about having a standing order to declassify it all.
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  88.  @dart1806  They weren't offered everything at that point and to avoid having to get a search warrant for a former President, they made a deal with his lawyers to continue negotiations for the remainder as long as they were kept under better security in the meantime. Not long after that, Trump and his lawyers attempted an ill conceived power play by refusing to return the FBI's calls. Apparently, they were betting on the FBI/DoJ not having the balls to actually seek and execute a search warrant on a former President. They were wrong and learned the hard way when not only did they get the warrant, they executed it very publicly. Apparently Garland has read Trump's joke of a book and recognized the "don't call us, we'll call you" power play for what it was... and was not amused. Edit: Both the National Archivist and the FBI/DoJ bent over backwards to accomodate former President Trump in this matter and he repaid them with petty games. Eventually, the hammer had to come down. Trump did this to himself and deserves no sympathy.
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  89. ~0.6% of the population identifies as transgender. 14,000 would be a little less than 0.6% of the military. Sounds about right to me.
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  90. Turkey is pulling their usual extortion bs. NATO will buy them off somehow... They are by far the most annoying member.
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  91. You're fascists and you will be defeated eventually. Fascists always are.
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  92. Shutting the government down over the pointless "save act" would only hurt Trump's campaign. Even many Republicans know that act is useless political gamesmanship.
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  93.  @paulhingorani4791  The charges were over falsified financial records to cover the payment...
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  94. Correction: Uneducated Citizen. Fixed it for you.
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  95. Uneducated America stands behind him. There, fixed it for you.
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  96. ​ @mercifulterros5030 and their infrastructure dissolves in the rain... assuming it even gets completed while many of their people starve. I'd rather not live in such a country personally.
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  97. And dream of Arnold Palmer's genitals...
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  98. You have to remember, the majority of the population aren't edgy internet kids who never grew up. Poorly skilled "comedians" who use this kind of humor aren't interesting or funny to them. Just sad.
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  99. @chriscalderin6677  As an advisor only. The VP can't order anyone to do anything. She observed and advised. Ultimately, it was up to Biden and Congress to actually do something. Congress especially since anything beyond usual will require extra funding approval and potentially changes to the law. Also, remember who it was that ordered his Republicans to stop the bi-partisan border security bill solely for campaign purposes.
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  100.  @TheBlockerNator  No votes were suppressed. There was a printing error with some batches of the ballots which caused the scanners in the tabulation machines to reject them. All of the affected ballots were hand counted. A certain political party which didn't fare well in the areas where the problem occurred has been using it as an excuse to pressure officials in said areas into refusing to certify their counts. Sore losers are sore losers.
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  101. You'll be the one coping and seething when you're starving in one of Trump's proposed homeless camps...
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  102. She presided over joint sessions of Congress, cast the occasional tie breaking senate votes...you know, the only things a VP has the power to do under the Constitution. She also didn't get convicted for 34 felonies...
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  103. Freudian slip in the title there...but entirely accurate nonetheless.
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  104. Lay off the Kool Aid kid.
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  105. ​ @gxr7777 farmers will go out of business without bailouts. Just like last time. Only worse.
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  106. ​It was the bailouts for Covid. Inflation has been dropping for well over a year now. Under Trump it will rise. The CPI (which was also dropping) has been going up in expectation of his policies since he got elected.
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  107. Look up pro forma session.
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  108. Their loss.
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  109. The jury convicted. Mob rule is for third world countries.
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  110.  @mzbarsk  That's a little harsh. America's about as close to a democracy as 330M people can get and still have time to do something other than vote.
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  111.  @johannkuster79  That makes no sense. Move along troll.
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  112. ​@mutteringmale Dude, Tennessee does not have small government. We just quit keeping track of local government jobs officially. At least 5% of the population works state/local. Corrupt as all get out too. They just burn through money and slip it to cronies via bloated contracts. That's why the governor refused to declare the proper tier emergency after the flooding... emergency fund had already been drained as usual...
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  113. No
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  114. Isolate us further...
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  115. ​@InfinityEightplus Had Trump not botched the early Covid response and stagnated the economy that Obama left him, we wouldn't have had to put ourselves in the position we did... just saying.
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  116. Their counter tariffs are going to slap us silly though.
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  117. ​ @Privacysavingname We know. We just know we'll lose.
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  118. The same leadership didn't censure MTG and othets for far worse behavior in the past. This just shows how insecure the Republican party really is with the new administration.
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  119. Tesla has plants in Mexico and China...
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  120. Tony is a nobody outside the demographic of edgy internet kids who never grew up...
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  121. He's telling the truth. The immigrant population there is legal and there's no evidence whatsoever that immigrants have been eating people's pets. Trump is simply a liar.
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  122. There are still some ethical, intelligent Republicans left in the Senate. It only takes four of such to block an appointment.
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  123. Yes.
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  124. Why, because they dropped a childish attempt at political gamesmanship to actually get something done?
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  125. ​ @jdlech Because 🪛 national security and safe properly regulated travel. Should we turnover our road systems and law enforcement to private businesses as well?
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  126. And we had tariffs on their goods. This has nothing to do with fair trade or fentanyl or any other flavor of the week excuse. This is directly out of Project 2025's plan to isolate America, somehow thinking it will make us stronger.
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  127. Control of information for when RFK Jr. gets in and starts banning vaccines.
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  128. ​ @ginagina5452 There's not going to be much food...that most can afford anyway, so it shouldn't be much of a problem. I'm sure RFK Jr. can handle it.
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  129. Oh, they will. Their counter tariffs will slap us silly on top of the price increases here.
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  130. They'll get their money...and their Governors will misuse it as usual.
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  131. Yep, he's definitely pro BRICS. Probably has money in it like Musk and Vivek.
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  132. The title is correct.
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  133.  @austinbutler1291  They're not going to arrest a former President until their investigation is complete and they have their case thoroughly mapped out.
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  134.  @dakotatheplumber1287  Remember, this is a criminal case, not an impeachment. They had him in the impeachments (20-30 years ago, he would have been convicted for either) but those are political so Senators aren't required to base their verdicts on the evidence or the law. He doesn't have such protection here. So don't be surprised if he gets convicted on at least a couple of charges, or ends up taking some sort of plea. Biden could actually save him if he wanted to... he could also make things worse for him by exercising the same power Trump claimed to use to declassify everything, to reclassify it all. That way any copies Trump might have made and kept would become illegal. So far, he's done the right thing and just stayed out of it. Well, short of mocking him a bit anyway.
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  135. ​ @Will-lk9cs President sets the policy...and Trump can set tariffs on his own through a loophole that should have been closed long ago. Congress can overrule then after 150 days but by then the counter tariffs will be in place.
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  136. It's entirely believable that the second richest man (Musk) would be buddy buddy with the richest man. Especially considering that X's poor security is one of the main reasons Trump keeps getting himself hacked.
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  137. The immigrant population there is legal and there are no police reports or animal control reports of immigrants eating pets. Trump lied as usual.
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  138. Seems accurate to me.
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  139. With a proper declassification, such documents will be officially marked as declassified. None of what was recovered was so marked (edit: it would have been on the cover sheets shown in the photo had they been.) There's actually a law that classified documents not officially marked declassified cannot be removed or destroyed which applies even if they've been verbally declassified by a President.
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  140.  @jimnasium7700  Voting yes is a loss. The main budget can be forced through with reconciliation, so the opposition can be left out of the loop entirely. They should have a voice here considering that less than 50% of voters voted for this regime. They're giving one of the few bits of power they have up by voting yes. They should vote no until the Republicans allow input from all sides on the bill.
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  141. You can tell he doesn't agree with the abuse of the AEA... which the President doesn't actually have a right to use under the conditions.
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  142. Because he bought them of course.
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  143. Timber and oil are some of their main exports to us. So gas and housing prices will likely rise as a result.
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  144. He occasionally suffers from Wimp Lo syndrome where he thinks losing is winning.
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  145. The vast majority of the population was asking the same thing.
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  146. Canada and Mexico still have friends... the US doesn't... just saying.
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  147. Until the other members give them whatever they're trying to extort this time. They pull this bs on a regular basis and have always been the most annoying and belligerent member of the alliance.
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  148. The four (out of twelve total) unions that rejected an earlier Biden proposal (which was quite worker friendly) could just as easily not done so and renegotiated later when the economy was no longer so fragile/volatile. Instead, they got a bit greedy and opted to try and extort everything they wanted regardless of the consequences doing so would have for the country.
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  149. I'm an independent centrist and that was one of the worst attempts at comedy I've seen in a long time. Trump has better comedic timing and delivery than this hack.
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  150. ​ @NomenClature-o8s They were qualified. Unlike Trump's pick.
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  151. You could cut the budget of USAID out of the US Military and not notice a change in our world influence and leverage Cut USAID and even if you added that money to the US Military, you'd see a massive drop in our influence and leverage. We have weakened ourselves tremendously with this and all over the lies of Musk and Trump... sad.
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  152. ​ @macm2373 President can only pardon federal convictions. This was a state case.
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  153. Absolutely no police reports or animal control reports of immigrants eating pets...The video clip circulating on line is about a mentally ill American lady who did so.
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  154. Whatever sock stiffener
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  155. In two years prices will be so high and the economy so bad that Congress will probably get flipped blue...definitely in four.
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  156. One of their prime demographics are edgy internet kids who never grew up...Which happens to be this guy's core audience...well, only audience.
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  157. Careful what you wish for. Those pressuring the uncertified areas not to certify have no legitimate grounds to do so and could easily be charged with election fraud themselves for their meddling.
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  158. And cost $1,200 for the 💩 models
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  159.  @jamescaron6465  according to social media "experts"...
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  160. ​@Mr._Boom513 and still don't beyond the federal government level. An act of Congress would be required for that.
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  161. Your spellcheck failed you. It replaced unqualified with non establishment.
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  162. How's it going Vlad?
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  163. and they shouldn't. Not all of us prefer to go through life with our heads in the sand.
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  164. It won't matter. This ruling allows states to violate the 13th amendment and has no objective arguments to support it, only those based on spiritual/religious beliefs. The latter having no place in the secular legal code our founding fathers intended. Once the legal challenges start flying, it will eventually be undone. One of the dirty half-dozen SCOTUS justices already realized this and honorably voted against his fellow conservative justices who have gone rogue.
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  165. Slightly off topic, but you know it's bad all around when Fox News has yet to post anything about his tariffs on their channel.
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  166. He can barely run his companies and X's poor security is one of the reasons Trump is so easy to hack.
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  167. @peteshallcross787  JD Vance.
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  168. No you don't because your head is voluntarily in the sand. Edit: Nevermind, you're a political spam account getting paid to spout nonsense.
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  169. Who cares where the President was when it hit? It's not like they're some wizard who can stop it? Politics is silly sometimes. Look to the Governors of the affected states. They're the frontline for such events and responsible for coordinating with the federal government for relief. I mean, beyond living in a fancy house and occasaionally signing papers, situations like this is why they were hired to begin with.
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  170. Nah, I actually care about this country.
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  171. ​@georgeinglett7189 Want to punish the jurors too kid?
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  172. Efficiency has never been the goal. Sabotage is the goal. They want to ruin all government services so they can say "we told you they were broken and needed to go". Smaller government makes it easier to centralize power and transform into an autocracy.
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  173. He got fired for abysmal performance, work ethic, and attitude. Definitely not rehire material.
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  174. This came from a heavily right wing biased source (WSJ). It is most likely true.
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  175. ​ @BrightthgirB Steel tariffs first term caused a net loss of jobs, price increases, absolutely no change in our steel industry, and a massive increase in our trade deficit...
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  176. No, they're just educated.
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  177. Tesla has plants in Mexico and China.
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  178. Guarantee you he's one of the edgy internet kids who won't grow up demographic who worship Trump.
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  179. @AppalachianPatriot  I quit using all things Google other than YouTube. I was using it before they got bought so I choose to stick around here only.
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  180.  @kiddadd  Yeah, but I've been using it since before they were bought by the devil. It's nostalgic.
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  181. Who cares? It's clear that the current administration doesn't take any of this seriously and is only interested in the corporate raiding of America.
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  182.  @chrishogue7823  Very true. If they did they'd realize that what's going on on the international stage currently will be far more important than domestic issues in the long run.
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  183. Go back to bed kid so you can stay awake in economics class...
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  184. ​ @MF-ty2zn1 technically the importer pays it and then passes it on to the grocery store who then passes it on to us.
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  185. Nah, the quiet moderate/ centrist vote and "MAGA around their men" women will put her over the top.
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  186. Yeah, they aren't the sharpest tools in the shed...
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  187. And yet you still do...
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  188. @rm-qk2fw  And liked your own response...have fun starving kid.
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