Comments by "B Nic" (@bnic9471) on "Trumps' State of the Union Analysis (Born Free, Stay Free!)" video.

  1. Add to it how conspicuous some of those white-garbed bimbos were when Trump mentioned wanting to curtail female and child trafficking--and they DIDN'T REACT. Occasional-Cortex being one of them.
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  2. I thank Ann Coulter profusely for raising awareness of the true cost of illegal immigration. She shaped 2016 in a very vital way! Now, she just needs to recognize her role as a catalyst and not take herself out altogether in a fit of pique. She seems to be taking much of this rather personally.
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  3. As if Occasional-Cortex gives a hang about her actual district. Anyhow, she wants to retire ICE agents.
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  4. Take it from this former Dem--it never feels good to bask in glory or feel pride in the country. There are always polar bears to save, oppressed minorities to bleed over, other people's bad habits to reform, and other people's money to spend. I'm totally serious. Leftists and even rather sane liberals are in a state of perpetual angst. "Morning in America" felt like a slap in the face to them.
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  5. "Shaggy dog story, intersectionality, wypipo stole my office, episode of low blood sugar, blame, whine, outrage, sour grapes." Well done, big girl, well done!
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  6. It doesn't matter to me if he really does make spelling and mechanics errors or if he does them on purpose. The end result is the same, causing his detractors to waste energy on it. They think Ivy League experts have the right to rule, and they confound something like spelling with intelligence. It's pathetic and funny to witness . . . their pedigreed experts have mainly made bad decisions, yet they lose it when a good leader starts capitalizing all his nouns, ignoring how good his policies are.
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  7. I was waiting for the Latino guy from Illinois to scuttle on out of there, again, in a fit of virtue signaling. But this year, Trump said, "I like the sound of that," then later operated the suffragettes as if he were pulling their strings! Such a cunning political instinct.
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  8. At the taxidermist's studio. They will be equipping her mounted corpse with robes and a YES/NO decision-making plumb bob in her right hand.
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  9. Trump's "red line" to socialism really pegged the applause meter.
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  10. Dude, he gave his own response?
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  11. No. That was last year's SotU. This year, Trump was thoroughly owning the role.
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  12. Could be, but things are set up such that only 2 major parties can play ball. Third parties are compelled to align themselves on one side of the aisle or the other. Can't think of any instance in which a robust third party did anything but supplant another party or tip an election to one of the major parties, as the Green Party may have done for the GOP in 2000. I'm waiting for everybody to realign themselves as Globalists and Nationalists. That is where the actual schism is, across both the D's and the Rs. They might as well admit it and act accordingly.
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  13. Pedantic PSA: a goatee has no moustache with it. A vandyke is what he usually sports. Americans are losing their ability to discriminate between many terms. Thanks, public education!
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  14. Nancy Pellucidar waved them to their feet, too. I wonder if the old gal did that on purpose, because those new women are such unruly assholes.
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  15. Probably. Lots of prescription drugs can do that. Recreational stimulants, as well.
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  16. He does have a great historical and political perspective for such a young man. And he would be wasting his time checking the checkers. Those fact checkers are on the moral and intellectual level of Eddie Haskell. The whole thing is, you're not supposed to notice how strained their quibbles are. This is hard, though, for those of us who ARE playable characters.
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  17. Windy Bill Clinton was NEVER a hard act to follow. He even listed his own bowel movements as accomplishments.
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  18. Spoke of this here, as well. Any conjectures as to what gave her TD? I've only ever seen it in chronic major mental illness, but there are a lot of little things, like Reglan, that cause EPS, too. Her gait is odd, too, but perhaps that's the heels or generous breast implants. ;-)
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  19. Sadly, yes.
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  20. If you say so. I think women voting en bloc for what passes for women's issues in the United States has been bad news for a few decades, and Prohibition was certainly a dumb idea. But there is a place for women in the government.
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  21. Perhaps because she is so off-base that it doesn't matter what she purported to study, because nothing took.
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  22. He always seems to retreat into a shit-eating from while hearing something he doesn't like.
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  23. Socialism is a bit of a simplistic bête noire, but it was a good thing to say. Personally, I thought the best parts were Trump mentioning the moon landing, D-Day, liberating Dachau, emancipating the slaves, and then basically asking the current Congress if it was of the same caliber as past ones. Over and over, he took that challenge to them. And then he made the Stepford Girls applaud him. Coup de grâce!
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  24. Just don't take too much, or you'll trun your skin grey. Doesn't anybody just let a cold run its course, these days? A normal post-flu or post-bronchitis cough can persist for up to 8 weeks before an M.D. would get a little suspicious of it.
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  25. Plus, you know, white pantsuits are teh suck, and so 2016.
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