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DesertRatOriginal Poster
Nov 10, 2016I would like to offer my congratulations to Mr. Donald Trump on his winning the election for President of the United States. Our best wishes and prayers go out to him for a successful Presidency. We know that there are a lot of problems that need to be solved in our great land but many of them can be solved by just encouraging the American people and getting the government out of our way and out of our lives. Who knows, but if we find that we have less to fear from prying government eyes, maybe nudism can become an accepted main stream activity.
I am confident that President Elect Trump will work hard to fulfill his promise to the American people to "Make America Great Again". Good luck.
DesertRat
I am confident that President Elect Trump will work hard to fulfill his promise to the American people to "Make America Great Again". Good luck.
DesertRat
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FullSunNov 14, 2016[quote]"Poor deluded electorate. How can so many people be naive enough to believe the crap that spews from Trump."Trump's income tax reduction plan has been revealed. Those making about $100,000 per year will see a reduction of about $1,000. Those making $3 or $4 million will see a reduction of $1 million. How can people at the bottom be so deluded to believe that Trump cares about them when one policy after another will favor the wealthy and screw the working poor and middle class. Trump understands and will take care of his own kind. The rest will be forgotten about and when Trump's enormous spending explodes the deficit even further, they will then be forced to pay even more for his reckless spending.[/quote]Yep. He wants to be King and all the rest of us his serfs. You know because not only is he helping the right and not helping the majority of us and according to him he's the only one that can make America great again (wait, America IS great - so I have no idea what he is talking about). Plus he reiterated today that he knows how to handle ISIS better than the generals do. Sounds like a king wanna be to me.ReactReply - MEMemberNov 14, 2016Alwaysnaked.........where did you get your information??? Hillary most certainly did win the poplular vote and her margin of winning keeps growing. Here are the facts:"Republican and president-elect Donald Trump's loss in the popular vote to Democrat Hillary Clinton continues to grow nearly a week after he won the Electoral College vote, according to the latest tallies. Clinton now holds a 668,483 lead over the next president, with 61,039,676 votes to Trump’s 60,371,193, according toCNN.Clinton has seen her lead steadily climb in the last six days since shockingly losing the Electoral College to Trump 290-232. On Friday, Clinton’s lead was a little more than 395,000 votes. The latest vote count shows she is beating Democrat Al Gore's grand total when he won the popular vote to George W. Bush in 2000, but ultimately lost the Electoral College vote.As states still gather their final tallies, Clinton’s lead figures to grow even more. It’s possible Clinton will wind up with 2 million more votes than Trump, a 1.5 percentage point advantage, theNew York Times reported......."ReactReply
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DesertRatOriginal PosterNov 14, 2016[quote] [quote] [quote] [quote]I hope there is something more for nudists with a Christian President Trump than with a Moslem President Obama. Perhaps we can turn back the recent tide of restrictions placed against nudism on Federal Government lands.
[/quote] Wow, talk about a low information individual on a bully pulpit. As the saying goes, "everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts."
Despite all of the bellowing and accusations from conservatives, President Obama, his wife, and children are Christian. Perhaps your lack of knowledge about Donald Trump precludes you from understanding how very un-Christian the President elect is. You might want to remind yourself about all of his very public extra-marital affairs, his multiple marriages, his shady business practices, his charitable giving of "other people's money", and his modesty.With super-Christian Vice-President Elect Pence, do you honestly think that nudism will even be discussed? I would be willing to wager the use of public lands for recreational nudism has NEVER been discussed by ANY president.
President-Elect Trump - the hope and hero of impotent old men.
[/quote] [/quote] [/quote]At the Al Smith Charity Dinner a few weeks ago Hillary finally let the cat out of the cellophane bag. She was making a joke to demean Trump but she inadvertently stated what everyone has always known; that Obama is a Moslem. His whole time in the White House, he has NEVER attended an official Christian service such as a funeral, prayer group nor the afore mentioned Al Smith Charity Dinner hosted by Cardinal Dolan. He discontinued the White House prayer breakfasts and replaced them with some Islamic services. Every Christmas he headed for Hawaii where he didn't have to pretend to celebrate Christmas. As a practicing Moslem he removes all of his jewelry during Ramadan. I believe that he just used his Christian faith only for political cover. All of this really doesn't matter now in that he will be gone in just a few weeks and we have a lot of better things to look forward to, like getting nudism accepted world wide as an acceptable life style for all who choose this wonderful, free and open way of life.ReactReply - RI
RickNov 15, 2016[quote] [quote] [quote] [quote] [quote]I hope there is something more for nudists with a Christian President Trump than with a Moslem President Obama. Perhaps we can turn back the recent tide of restrictions placed against nudism on Federal Government lands.
[/quote] Wow, talk about a low information individual on a bully pulpit. As the saying goes, "everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts."
Despite all of the bellowing and accusations from conservatives, President Obama, his wife, and children are Christian. Perhaps your lack of knowledge about Donald Trump precludes you from understanding how very un-Christian the President elect is. You might want to remind yourself about all of his very public extra-marital affairs, his multiple marriages, his shady business practices, his charitable giving of "other people's money", and his modesty.With super-Christian Vice-President Elect Pence, do you honestly think that nudism will even be discussed? I would be willing to wager the use of public lands for recreational nudism has NEVER been discussed by ANY president.
President-Elect Trump - the hope and hero of impotent old men.
[/quote] [/quote] [/quote]At the Al Smith Charity Dinner a few weeks ago Hillary finally let the cat out of the cellophane bag. She was making a joke to demean Trump but she inadvertently stated what everyone has always known; that Obama is a Moslem. His whole time in the White House, he has NEVER attended an official Christian service such as a funeral, prayer group nor the afore mentioned Al Smith Charity Dinner hosted by Cardinal Dolan. He discontinued the White House prayer breakfasts and replaced them with some Islamic services. Every Christmas he headed for Hawaii where he didn't have to pretend to celebrate Christmas. As a practicing Moslem he removes all of his jewelry during Ramadan. I believe that he just used his Christian faith only for political cover. All of this really doesn't matter now in that he will be gone in just a few weeks and we have a lot of better things to look forward to, like getting nudism accepted world wide as an acceptable life style for all who choose this wonderful, free and open way of life.
[/quote] Did she make a joke? Did she make a statement? I don't know, I didn't see any video of the entire context; but that is beyond the point. The founders of our country created a country with a basis of "freedom of religion". Some of the founders were Christian, some were diests, some were agnostic. So, my question is...since the US is not a Christian nation, does not have an official religion and constitutionally can't discriminate based up on religion...what would be the big deal if President Obama, or any other president was Muslim? Would you have an issue if a future president was Jewish, Hindu, or an atheist?ReactReply - KO
KohaanNov 15, 2016:-D... It's easy to intimidate thewimpyRepublicans who are, and have been, in congress for so long, isn't it? ... No wonderyou hatePresident elect Donald Trump!... He fights back!The more you attack, thestrongerhe gets... and the more determined his supporters become... Have you ever wonderedwhythat is happening? ...;-)ReactReply - FU
FullSunNov 15, 2016[quote] [quote] [quote] [quote] [quote]I hope there is something more for nudists with a Christian President Trump than with a Moslem President Obama. Perhaps we can turn back the recent tide of restrictions placed against nudism on Federal Government lands.
[/quote] Wow, talk about a low information individual on a bully pulpit. As the saying goes, "everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts."
Despite all of the bellowing and accusations from conservatives, President Obama, his wife, and children are Christian. Perhaps your lack of knowledge about Donald Trump precludes you from understanding how very un-Christian the President elect is. You might want to remind yourself about all of his very public extra-marital affairs, his multiple marriages, his shady business practices, his charitable giving of "other people's money", and his modesty.With super-Christian Vice-President Elect Pence, do you honestly think that nudism will even be discussed? I would be willing to wager the use of public lands for recreational nudism has NEVER been discussed by ANY president.
President-Elect Trump - the hope and hero of impotent old men.
[/quote] [/quote] [/quote]At the Al Smith Charity Dinner a few weeks ago Hillary finally let the cat out of the cellophane bag. She was making a joke to demean Trump but she inadvertently stated what everyone has always known; that Obama is a Moslem. His whole time in the White House, he has NEVER attended an official Christian service such as a funeral, prayer group nor the afore mentioned Al Smith Charity Dinner hosted by Cardinal Dolan. He discontinued the White House prayer breakfasts and replaced them with some Islamic services. Every Christmas he headed for Hawaii where he didn't have to pretend to celebrate Christmas. As a practicing Moslem he removes all of his jewelry during Ramadan. I believe that he just used his Christian faith only for political cover. All of this really doesn't matter now in that he will be gone in just a few weeks and we have a lot of better things to look forward to, like getting nudism accepted world wide as an acceptable life style for all who choose this wonderful, free and open way of life.
[/quote]I call BS. I'm so tired of people repeating crap that they heard on a pocast or wherever that has no basis in reality. Even if he was, so what? Have you heard of freedom of religion?ReactReply - MA
ManOfWicklowNov 15, 2016Dumb sheep following the wolf.ReactReply - MEMemberNov 15, 2016All of the bluster about Obama is silly. He had his eight years, and he failed on many fronts.
He reignited racial tension unseen since the sixties.
He oversaw a massive increase in dependency on government handouts.
He annihilated the quality of life for Middle Class America.
He doubled the national debt.
He leveled our standing in the world to equality with Russia and China.
He perpetuated the spread of Islamic terrorism.
He presided over the collapse of the Democrat Party. Ok; that's a very good thing, but still a failure of his leadership.
He is personally popular (afterall, it would be racist to not like him), but whenever his agenda was on the ballot without him, he has been resoundingly defeated. The man has squandered an enormous opportunity because of his politically opportunistic nature, and we have all paid a heavy price for it. He will go down in history as one of the worst presidents in history.
The election of Donald Trump along with the preservation of Republican majorities in both houses of Congress and across many states means we are very close to being able to enact reform on a Constitutional level. Like a Constitutional amendment to have a balanced budget and term limits. Most importantly, we should see a Constitutionally sound Supreme Court for a generation to come.
This has been a huge change in the direction of our country. Instead of the middle class citizen being overlooked, it is the political elite that are about to become endangered species. Hopefully extinct in the halls of power.ReactReply - MEMemberNov 15, 2016[quote] Your entire post is silly! Same tired baseless rhetoric. Try posting something factual and not the same crap you hear from the Conservative Media. You've had the Kool Aid infused intravenously! I know you've been accused of it before ... even by some that I don't particularly care for here, but now ...
I'm convinced ... you are a troll!
[/quote]Lol. Name calling. That's cute. Instead of doing that, how about you pick one of my points and see if you can defeat it. We can have a discussion about it instead of all the silly stuff.
TAG! YOU'RE IT!ReactReply - MEMemberNov 16, 2016[quote] Name calling ...? Did I hurt your feelings? You're a troll. YOU posted the baseless rant ... YOU give us the facts to substantiate that crap!
I'm not doing your work for you. You want credibility ... give us the facts to prove your points! I stopped playing TAG when I was 7! Grow Up!
[/quote]Lol. No, Andy you didn't hurt my feelings. It's actually rather amusing. You tell me to grow up over a throw away line intended to engage you in a friendly way while you you toss a tantrum. It's funny.
I can substantiate all of it. I have all the credibility I need, and I've got plenty to do elsewhere. If you would like to have an adult discussion, the ball's in your court to challenge me on a point and I'll do what I've done with others who have come before you. I' ll treat you with decency and respect while presenting support for my assertions. Of course, I reserve the right to have a little cynical fun with those who show a weakness of self control, but the whole name calling and tantrum tossing just takes away from one's....credibility. Hmmmm.ReactReply - T=
Tom === Thomas S. TierneyNov 16, 2016Andy won't ask so I will.
You say. "He doubled the national debt."
How did he do it without congress's help?ReactReply - MEMemberNov 16, 2016[quote]Andy won't ask so I will.
You say. "He doubled the national debt."
How did he do it without congress's help?
[/quote]Oh, he certainly had help from congress. The Republicans in congress were not as effective as they should have been, but the greatest increases in the debt occurred when Obama had control of both houses. (Obama's FY2012 budget proposal called for doubling the debt in five years, and tripling it in ten years.) The actual increases diminished over time when the Republicans gained control of at least the House. Now the ball is in their court fully. Time will tell, but at least Obama won't be in office.ReactReply - FU
FullSunNov 16, 2016And why did the debt increase? Because Of the mess GW Bush created not because of Obama.
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ManOfWicklowNov 16, 2016Trump supporters will soon regret voting for this evil actor.ReactReply - KO
KohaanNov 16, 2016Isn't it interesting... that so many of the protesters, after the election, didn't even bother to register to vote? How can I be expected to believe their complaints, when they showed NO INTEREST .... BEFORE the election? ... BTW, if you get paid to protest, do you have to report that income to the IRS? ;-)ReactReply - MEMemberNov 16, 2016The election of Donald Trump along with the preservation of Republican majorities in both houses of Congress and across many states means we are very close to being able to enact reform on a Constitutional level. Like a Constitutional amendment to have a balanced budget and term limits. Most importantly, we should see a Constitutionally sound Supreme Court for a generation to come.
This has been a huge change in the direction of our country. Instead of the middle class citizen being overlooked, it is the political elite that are about to become endangered species. Hopefully extinct in the halls of power.Andy is correct. You are posting baseless crap. You are trolling. You either have a very closed mind or are oblivious to fact. Trump wants to substantially increase spending on infrastructure and defense while also giving the majority of his tax cuts to the wealthy. You blame Obama for doubling the national debt yet you conveniently ignore the facts that Obama had to pay for the wars that Bush started but did not pay for. More importantly, Trump's programs will increase the national debt by 10 times! Trump is staffing extremists who plan to destroy the EPA, decimate the clean air and water acts, and remove all rules and regulations for coal, oil, natural gas. We will go back to the pre-Nixon days where our rivers, lakes, and streams were toxic sewers and our air was full of filth from leaded gasoline, asbestos, and industrial pollution. I can go and on with fact but you most likely will ignore all of it and continue to spew your baseless opinions all in order to incite people here - classic trolling.ReactReply - MEMemberNov 16, 2016Isn't it interesting... that so many of the protesters, after the election, didn't even bother to register to vote? How can I be expected to believe their complaints, when they showed NO INTEREST .... BEFORE the election?You are aware that many of the protesters are 18 years old or younger and can not even register to vote. For those above 18, how many of all protesters did not register to vote. Also, how do you know that they showed no interest before the election?ReactReply
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ManOfWicklowNov 16, 2016Hillary Clinton now leads Donald Trump by more than 1 million popular votes, as of November 15. Clinton's growing lead has renewed calls in some corners to abolish the Electoral College.The Cook Political Report and Dave Wasserman have compiled a continually updated popular vote tracker. Both candidates are still gaining votes as states count absentee and provisional ballots, millions of which were still uncounted after the election, especially in California.Here are the updated popular vote totals as of November 15:Clinton: 62,318,079
Trump: 61,166,063That means Clinton now leads the popular vote by 1,152,016 votes and 47.8% to 46.9%.The issue for Clinton, though, according to the Wasserman/Cook Political Report numbers: Trump leads in the swing states. That gave him the Electoral College by a 290-232 margin and made him president-elect. Defenders of the Electoral College say it forces candidates to compete for the hearts and minds of Americans in all states, giving all states a voice in the presidential election.Clinton's vote total is a historic achievement. Clinton now has the third highest number of votes of any presidential candidate in U.S. history (she also became the fourth presidential candidate to win the popular vote but lose the Electoral College). She is behind only Barack Obama's two historic elections. However, she just surpassed the tally of George W. Bush.ReactReply - MEMemberNov 16, 2016Achange . org petition, now signed by more than 4.3 million people, encourages members of the Electoral College to cast their votes for Hillary Clinton when the college meets on Dec. 19. The petition argues that Donald Trump is “unfit to serve†and that “Secretary Clinton WON THE POPULAR VOTE and should be President.â€ReactReply
- MEMemberNov 16, 2016I'll have to come back when I have time to address some of the issues bounced back to me for a response. I look forward to the discussions; particularly with those who do so with a good-hearted approach. I get that we aren't going to agree or change each others' mind but that isn't the point. If you don't get that and just want to rant, so be it. I'll tolerate some of that and banter with you till it becomes a bore, then I'll just ignore you.
Regarding trolling--those attacks come from the leftist position that supports political correctness, 'safe spaces', etc. and rather than engaging in fundamentally American political discourse and banter, the attackers aim to stifle opinions that they disagree with; to them, I say as my friend Andy so skillfully phrased it---grow up. We're all adults, and there's no need to get your panties in a wad over a friendly discussion. I have a lot of liberal friends, and sadly, some of them are like some of the folks here. They let their emotions get the best of them and fail to enjoy the debate.
Ok. Back to work.ReactReply - MA
ManOfWicklowNov 16, 2016[quote]he's already having major effects on our economy. I lost around 800 last night and another 250 today in stocks. A lot of scams happening too with 3 T12's (meaning investigations with stocks). Hoping he does well but at the moment from an economic standpoint a lot of us got kicked in the stomach.[/quote]You ain't seen nothin' yet. He will bring America to it's knees, and then people will finally realise the damage brought on by their foolish belief that Trump was the better of two evils.ReactReply - KO
KohaanNov 16, 2016[quote] ...We're all adults, and there's no need to get your panties in a wad over a friendly discussion ...[/quote]
Hey Bruce ... What panties? !... This is a nudist group.:-))ReactReply - MEMemberNov 16, 2016[quote] [quote] ...We're all adults, and there's no need to get your panties in a wad over a friendly discussion ...[/quote]
Hey Bruce ... What panties? !... This is a nudist group.:-))
[/quote]Well played, Sir. I'm blushing. But not due to my nudity.ReactReply - SA
SamNov 20, 2016You meam the Pervert in chief?
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