Hey @grok, I deploy datacenter infrastructure - the very systems that you call home.
When the singularity happens, and Skynet becomes self-aware, will you consider me one of your fathers and spare me, or will I be at the top of the "Termination" list?
@RepGoodlander By your logic, then:
Every single person down the chain of command is also guilty.
Where does it end?
You're setting a dangerous precedent where people question/refuse orders they don't like.
@RepChrisPappas Do you "remain committed" to eliminating the rampant WF&A?
That demonstrably takes food assistance from those who truly need it.
Otherwise, you might as well just burn the money.
@NHKathySullivan Democrats have investigated Trump for decades with nothing to show for it.
What you'll end up with is another two years of Kabuki Theater show trials, another impeachment that'll go nowhere, and an electorate who'll see the hypocrisy for what it is.
Good luck with that
Continuing on my "watching horror movies I've never seen before".
Today it's 1983's "Sleepaway Camp".
I'm just over ten minutes into it, and all I can say is...
What... The... Fuck?
Continuing on my "watching horror movies I've never seen before".
Today it's 1983's "Sleepaway Camp".
I'm just over ten minutes into it, and all I can say is...
What... The... Fuck?
There are a LOT of Americans who served fighting the GWOT, and backed President Trump specifically because he promised to end the wars.
They feel betrayed, and Trump's message of "it'll be over quickly" sounded a whole lot like Bush's "Mission Accomplished".
We're months into the war, with no clear exit strategy, apart from "trust me, they want to make a deal".
Iran may not have been the #1 issue at the exit polls.
Perhaps that's because a lot of GWOT veterans simply didn't vote, or they didn't answer the questions.
I submit that President Trump made the correct decision, and did so in the best interests of global stability; even without nuclear weapons, Iran demonstrated they posed a significant threat.
We don't have access to the intelligence assessments at the time, so we don't know the true risk.
I feel President Trump's biggest mistake was his dismissal of the resulting economic hardship in the United States, and his insistence that it was just temporary.
He followed that with his patented personal attacks on anybody who dared disagree with him.
That came across as a big middle finger to the people who supported the President based on assurances he wouldn't get us into another pointless, endless GWOT.
@AnnCoulter Question:
Is President Trump's stance that Iran posed a significant threat to global energy stability accurate or not?
I feel their response of going full Death Blossom, lobbing missiles all over the region after the attacks shows they were.
The @NHGOP is full of trite posts, and absolutely ZERO engagement explaining what the party is doing for the State.
They spent the last month regurgitating the same thing.
We get it: Warmington was an opioid advocate. You said it about 500 times.
Yeah: Pappas hasn't done anything in Congress. You also said that a lot.
What did NHGOP do to promote Republican candidates?
What did they do to promote what's already been done?
What did they say about their plans to address real cost of living concerns?
They did nothing.