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    2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457
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    topdawgnctopdawgnc Member Posts: 7,838
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    2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457
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    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
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    2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457
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    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
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    Yeah no. I get a pay increase as a result and my medical is close to free anyway. But I feel for the middle class.
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    2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457
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    Swaye said:

    2001400ex said:

    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
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    Yeah no. I get a pay increase as a result and my medical is close to free anyway. But I feel for the middle class.
    If you feel for the middle class it's because Obama had eight years to help them and failed. As of today, Trump hasn't done anything. Let's revisit in 4 years and see if he managed to create middle class jobs or not.
    Obama did OK for the middle class. Looking at numbers, the middle and upper class expanded in total during his tenure and many middle class have better access to health care. He could have done a much better job, but he didn't crater the middle class either.
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    2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457
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    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
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    Yeah no. I get a pay increase as a result and my medical is close to free anyway. But I feel for the middle class.
    Damn buddy ... you live the dream.

    A money losing business in Montana.

    A pay increase.

    And free medical care.
    I am. And yes the business in Montana loses money to me, it's a tax write off for me and feeds 2 other families for the other partners.

    One is a Troomp, it's awesome. I had to explain to him that Trump's health care plan will kick him off subsidized insurance. He doesn't believe me.

    Cool sorry bro.
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    ThomasFremontThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325
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    Swaye said:

    2001400ex said:

    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
    image
    Yeah no. I get a pay increase as a result and my medical is close to free anyway. But I feel for the middle class.
    If you feel for the middle class it's because Obama had eight years to help them and failed. As of today, Trump hasn't done anything. Let's revisit in 4 years and see if he managed to create middle class jobs or not.
    While I personally agree with your wait and see approach, the vocal backlash toward Trump is in no small part a result of 8 years of obstruction from the GOP during Obama's presidency.

    Instead of giving Obama a chance to see what he would do, they publicly declared they would oppose him at every turn, even to the detriment of the country if need be.

    What goes around comes around.
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    2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457
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    Swaye said:

    2001400ex said:

    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
    image
    Yeah no. I get a pay increase as a result and my medical is close to free anyway. But I feel for the middle class.
    If you feel for the middle class it's because Obama had eight years to help them and failed. As of today, Trump hasn't done anything. Let's revisit in 4 years and see if he managed to create middle class jobs or not.
    While I personally agree with your wait and see approach, the vocal backlash toward Trump is in no small part a result of 8 years of obstruction from the GOP during Obama's presidency.

    Instead of giving Obama a chance to see what he would do, they publicly declared they would oppose him at every turn, even to the detriment of the country if need be.

    What goes around comes around.
    To be fair, the Democrats are too big of pussies to sacrifice the good of the country for their personal beliefs.
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    RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 102,633
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    Swaye said:

    2001400ex said:

    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
    image
    Yeah no. I get a pay increase as a result and my medical is close to free anyway. But I feel for the middle class.
    If you feel for the middle class it's because Obama had eight years to help them and failed. As of today, Trump hasn't done anything. Let's revisit in 4 years and see if he managed to create middle class jobs or not.
    While I personally agree with your wait and see approach, the vocal backlash toward Trump is in no small part a result of 8 years of obstruction from the GOP during Obama's presidency.

    Instead of giving Obama a chance to see what he would do, they publicly declared they would oppose him at every turn, even to the detriment of the country if need be.

    What goes around comes around.
    It doesn't matter what the social media warriors say. The backlash is meaningless.

    Politics is a contact sport. Trump has been savaged by 17 candidates now. I think he can take it.


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    SoutherndawgSoutherndawg Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 8,247
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    Swaye said:

    2001400ex said:

    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
    image
    Yeah no. I get a pay increase as a result and my medical is close to free anyway. But I feel for the middle class.
    If you feel for the middle class it's because Obama had eight years to help them and failed. As of today, Trump hasn't done anything. Let's revisit in 4 years and see if he managed to create middle class jobs or not.
    While I personally agree with your wait and see approach, the vocal backlash toward Trump is in no small part a result of 8 years of obstruction from the GOP during Obama's presidency.

    Instead of giving Obama a chance to see what he would do, they publicly declared they would oppose him at every turn, even to the detriment of the country if need be.

    What goes around comes around.
    I like to forget that Obama had total control with both houses of congress under his party.
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    Dawgs4everDawgs4ever Member Posts: 170
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    2001400ex said:

    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
    image
    Yeah no. I get a pay increase as a result and my medical is close to free anyway. But I feel for the middle class.
    Riiiight. Cuz Hillary was gonna do amazing things for the middle class. Jesus fucking christ you people are stupid.
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    ThomasFremontThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325
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    Swaye said:

    2001400ex said:

    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
    image
    Yeah no. I get a pay increase as a result and my medical is close to free anyway. But I feel for the middle class.
    If you feel for the middle class it's because Obama had eight years to help them and failed. As of today, Trump hasn't done anything. Let's revisit in 4 years and see if he managed to create middle class jobs or not.
    While I personally agree with your wait and see approach, the vocal backlash toward Trump is in no small part a result of 8 years of obstruction from the GOP during Obama's presidency.

    Instead of giving Obama a chance to see what he would do, they publicly declared they would oppose him at every turn, even to the detriment of the country if need be.

    What goes around comes around.
    It doesn't matter what the social media warriors say. The backlash is meaningless.

    Politics is a contact sport. Trump has been savaged by 17 candidates now. I think he can take it.


    I wasn't talking about Trump.

    I was talking about butt hurt Trump supporters demanding everyone fall in line just like they did when Obama took office...oh wait.
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    GrundleStiltzkinGrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,482
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    Swaye said:

    2001400ex said:

    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
    image
    Yeah no. I get a pay increase as a result and my medical is close to free anyway. But I feel for the middle class.
    If you feel for the middle class it's because Obama had eight years to help them and failed. As of today, Trump hasn't done anything. Let's revisit in 4 years and see if he managed to create middle class jobs or not.
    While I personally agree with your wait and see approach, the vocal backlash toward Trump is in no small part a result of 8 years of obstruction from the GOP during Obama's presidency.

    Instead of giving Obama a chance to see what he would do, they publicly declared they would oppose him at every turn, even to the detriment of the country if need be.

    What goes around comes around.
    It doesn't matter what the social media warriors say. The backlash is meaningless.

    Politics is a contact sport. Trump has been savaged by 17 candidates now. I think he can take it.


    I wasn't talking about Trump.

    I was talking about butt hurt Trump supporters demanding everyone fall in line just like they did when Obama took office...oh wait.
    Today, on Veteran's Day, I'm thankful that now we may once again speak Truth To Power.
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    ThomasFremontThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325
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    Swaye said:

    2001400ex said:

    topdawgnc said:

    2001400ex said:

    I was fairly ambivalent about the election or the outcome.

    But given the progressives' incessant whining and victim mentality, I'm downright giddy at the outcome now. This is WAY better than Cuogfarm after a loss.


    Right. Cause Trump himself didn't cry about the refs after the 2012 election.

    For fuck's sakes.
    image
    Yeah no. I get a pay increase as a result and my medical is close to free anyway. But I feel for the middle class.
    If you feel for the middle class it's because Obama had eight years to help them and failed. As of today, Trump hasn't done anything. Let's revisit in 4 years and see if he managed to create middle class jobs or not.
    While I personally agree with your wait and see approach, the vocal backlash toward Trump is in no small part a result of 8 years of obstruction from the GOP during Obama's presidency.

    Instead of giving Obama a chance to see what he would do, they publicly declared they would oppose him at every turn, even to the detriment of the country if need be.

    What goes around comes around.
    I like to forget that Obama had total control with both houses of congress under his party.
    For the first 2 years, correct.

    Trump will be in the same situation for at least the first 2 years.

    What will he do with it? Sounds like he has no reason to fuck it up.
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