Ever wonder how Trump draws such numbers to his rallies?

@JoeyFoxx This House has already passed many more bills than the republican-led obstructionist Houses that preceded them. There isn't much more they can do.

Then stop complaining about it.

The Democratic Congress hamstrung HW and he signed legislation for the sake of making progress and doing what was best for the country.

Obama did none of that.

We now have a jackass of a President and all anyone wants to do is bitch about him and not address the underlying reality that he won the fucking election.

If the Democrats knew just s tiny bit of what it meant to be sympathetic to rural America, it never should have been close. Trump has always been unfit for office, and yet he won.

Congress isn’t doing enough.

@windinhishair

@JoeyFoxx You were the one who brought up Congress. Not me.

I agree that Congress isn't doing enough, but at least the House is doing what they can do at the moment. If the Senate cared about rural America, they would work with the House to impeach and remove the president for crimes committed and documented. But they don't, and they won't.

It is important to continue to point out the wrongdoing and the perversion of our former values by this president. It won't stop until he is removed and becomes a sad, failed footnote in history.

Bush signed legislation that damaged the nation and led directly to the huge recession we are still recovering from. Legislation that was passed by the House AND the Senate. The House couldn't do it alone then, and they can't now. Republicans came out of the gate in 2009 and pledged to do everything possible to obstruct Obama and make his presidency fail. When they took the House in 2010, they obstructed everything he wanted to do, including things they agreed with, and even stole a Supreme Court seat. There has been no progress in anything meaningful by Congress since the Republicans took the House in 2010.

Yes, rural America voted for Trump. How are those tariffs working out for rural farmers? $1200 per year in extra costs per rural resident and climbing.

@MistyCee maybe it's time for me to switch to Chevron

@windinhishair Trump may never go full out supporting White Supremacy ... but sub rosa he's certainly not refusing their support. He just gave support to the LGBT community in the guise of human rights ... which you know is a good move now that his campaigning for re-election is in full swing.

You know something is up when you hear the right wing talk shows say that all the pictures of Trump partying with Epstein are photoshopped fake news made by the liberals in order to hide the fact that Clinton and Prince Andrew had sex with underage girls on a regular basis at Epstein's Island which proves what we all know that Liberals are all pedophiles and Conservatives are all virgins until they marry and not one gay one in the litter!

@samanthasmokes The conspiracy theories used to be humorous in that it was hard to believe that people would actually put stock in the outlandish claims. Now it is disturbing the things that are accepted without question.

@windinhishair Propaganda, fake news, conspiracies ... useful tools for those "behind the scenes" folks. Sometimes as I observe more of this being applied in our time of history I almost have to shrug my shoulders and realize that most of us, the regular citizen, are just pawns on a chessboard....for a game that's thousands of years old.

@MarmeeMarch necrophilia really is a thing for you. Eh?

@JoeyFoxx Dont be such a....... [image deleted]
It's only the internet.....

You seem to be taking everything seriously.

Try your own advice on for size.

@MarmeeMarch

@MarineBob

"If my employees don't conduct their private lives the way i think they should they're fired!"

Dang. I thought america was the land of the free. What a little bitch

@Pikachu My business is for sale, if you want to buy it

@MarineBob

Sure. Then your employees can freely choose to attend or skip any political rally they want.
What is wrong with you?

@JT123 most attend the rallies and debates just to hear them berate their fellow Dems

@MarineBob Yup, you got us. Just complaining in a half empty bathroom. @JT123

@SW-User MAGA

@LvChris So you have to attend, but you can’t protest. Wonder what those so-called “free speech conservatives” have to say about [b]that[/b] ? 😒

@bijouxbroussard @LvChris Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated. Just like in the old Star Trek episodes.

This is the same facility that stiffed me on some work I did for them about ten years ago. I helped them solve a major operational problem, for which I was paid nada.

@nedkelly Yup, which is why people are mandated to hear him speak. Our own Dear Leader...

@Graylight Hey, I've heard no evidence that Trump told Shell to pay them yet.


Funny thing is, if anyone else did, it's a Hatch Act violation, one of the laws Trump likes it when his people break.

@nedkelly He's only popular with his own base, the rest of us know he's just a fake.

🙄

@Jackaloftheazuresand

@JoeyFoxx Don't roll your eyes at me. That kind of thing is the reason conversation breaks down. I had thought I gave you a response of dignity, I even gave you a personal background on myself. If that's all you have to add then don't waste my time in the future.

Simply put, a paid audience isn’t legit.

The Trump administration over supports the petroleum industry.

It’s an unspoken quid pro quo.

There’s no other way to look at it.
@Jackaloftheazuresand

@JoeyFoxx We have paid rallies in Australia - we call them rent a crowd

@MarkPaul That's the thing... I don't think many of them think they are "getting away" with anything.

Corruption is so commonplace in some areas that it's not even recognized as being wrong.

@nedkelly [quote]rent a crowd[/quote]

Politics has become such a damn popularity contest in the US. I assume it's the same down there.

Everyone wants to follow the fucking crowd instead of thinking for themselves.

I suppose this really isn't new.

@TheunderdogofNY Is not just CNN and the memo is on file.