President’s Day Protest

STVMCQN wrote:

They’ve gone full whack job. Our greatest right is that of dissent, but really. 

Magoofan wrote:

Never ceases to amaze me people supporting another group of people who wish them dead....

Freaking morons.....

TeamGreen wrote:

The NYC protests are hilarious…

I’m wondering what kind of “leadership” they have at Columbia University.

Any news on the “background” of these “protesters”…?

🤣

TeamGreen wrote:

The NYC protests are hilarious…

I’m wondering what kind of “leadership” they have at Columbia University.

Any news on the “background” of these “protesters”…?

🤣

AZ35 wrote:

Even Fetterman came out in support of pulling the funding from Columbia, who would have ever thought John Fetterman would become the moderate/sane one in the...

Even Fetterman came out in support of pulling the funding from Columbia, who would have ever thought John Fetterman would become the moderate/sane one in the Democratic party?

 

“Columbia let antisemitism run amok to cater to lunatic fringe and paid provocateurs. Leadership allowed those assholes to take over the campus and terrorize Jewish students,” Fetterman wrote in a Friday post on social platform X.

“Now, Columbia pays for its failure and I support that.”

Magoofan wrote:

Never ceases to amaze me people supporting another group of people who wish them dead....

Freaking morons.....

FastEddy wrote:

Exactly!   Not one of them would last for one minute in Gaza before being attacked,robbed, killed or kidnapped.  They remind me of the Nazi Punks...

Exactly!   Not one of them would last for one minute in Gaza before being attacked,robbed, killed or kidnapped.  

They remind me of the Nazi Punks from the 80's who loved Hitler.  Hitler would've killed them all for being freaks,without a second though,  lol

TeamGreen wrote:

The NYC protests are hilarious…

I’m wondering what kind of “leadership” they have at Columbia University.

Any news on the “background” of these “protesters”…?

🤣

AZ35 wrote:

Even Fetterman came out in support of pulling the funding from Columbia, who would have ever thought John Fetterman would become the moderate/sane one in the...

Even Fetterman came out in support of pulling the funding from Columbia, who would have ever thought John Fetterman would become the moderate/sane one in the Democratic party?

 

“Columbia let antisemitism run amok to cater to lunatic fringe and paid provocateurs. Leadership allowed those assholes to take over the campus and terrorize Jewish students,” Fetterman wrote in a Friday post on social platform X.

“Now, Columbia pays for its failure and I support that.”

avidchimp wrote:

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and...

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and win back the voters who despise what the dems have become.

AZ35 wrote:

Even Fetterman came out in support of pulling the funding from Columbia, who would have ever thought John Fetterman would become the moderate/sane one in the...

Even Fetterman came out in support of pulling the funding from Columbia, who would have ever thought John Fetterman would become the moderate/sane one in the Democratic party?

 

“Columbia let antisemitism run amok to cater to lunatic fringe and paid provocateurs. Leadership allowed those assholes to take over the campus and terrorize Jewish students,” Fetterman wrote in a Friday post on social platform X.

“Now, Columbia pays for its failure and I support that.”

avidchimp wrote:

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and...

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and win back the voters who despise what the dems have become.

inflammable wrote:

Do you think he has a chance, or will he eventually throw in the towel and go Independent?

avidchimp wrote:

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and...

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and win back the voters who despise what the dems have become.

inflammable wrote:

Do you think he has a chance, or will he eventually throw in the towel and go Independent?

avidchimp wrote:

I think he does for sure, but only if he can run unfettered. 😉Seriously though, I think he could win in '28 if the billionaires who...

I think he does for sure, but only if he can run unfettered. 😉

Seriously though, I think he could win in '28 if the billionaires who actually run the country let him run for it. I could also see him going Independent.

avidchimp wrote:

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and...

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and win back the voters who despise what the dems have become.

inflammable wrote:

Do you think he has a chance, or will he eventually throw in the towel and go Independent?

avidchimp wrote:

I think he does for sure, but only if he can run unfettered. 😉Seriously though, I think he could win in '28 if the billionaires who...

I think he does for sure, but only if he can run unfettered. 😉

Seriously though, I think he could win in '28 if the billionaires who actually run the country let him run for it. I could also see him going Independent.

TeamGreen wrote:

The NYC protests are hilarious…

I’m wondering what kind of “leadership” they have at Columbia University.

Any news on the “background” of these “protesters”…?

🤣

AZ35 wrote:

Even Fetterman came out in support of pulling the funding from Columbia, who would have ever thought John Fetterman would become the moderate/sane one in the...

Even Fetterman came out in support of pulling the funding from Columbia, who would have ever thought John Fetterman would become the moderate/sane one in the Democratic party?

 

“Columbia let antisemitism run amok to cater to lunatic fringe and paid provocateurs. Leadership allowed those assholes to take over the campus and terrorize Jewish students,” Fetterman wrote in a Friday post on social platform X.

“Now, Columbia pays for its failure and I support that.”

avidchimp wrote:

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and...

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and win back the voters who despise what the dems have become.

AZ35 wrote:

Even Fetterman came out in support of pulling the funding from Columbia, who would have ever thought John Fetterman would become the moderate/sane one in the...

Even Fetterman came out in support of pulling the funding from Columbia, who would have ever thought John Fetterman would become the moderate/sane one in the Democratic party?

 

“Columbia let antisemitism run amok to cater to lunatic fringe and paid provocateurs. Leadership allowed those assholes to take over the campus and terrorize Jewish students,” Fetterman wrote in a Friday post on social platform X.

“Now, Columbia pays for its failure and I support that.”

avidchimp wrote:

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and...

Fetterman is a smart man from a very blue collar state, and he sees a giant opportunity to pull the party back towards the center and win back the voters who despise what the dems have become.

AZ35 wrote:

When he was running for Senate, it was after his stroke so he was in pretty bad shape. I really did not think he could "come back"...

When he was running for Senate, it was after his stroke so he was in pretty bad shape. 

I really did not think he could "come back" from such a major cognitive trauma, and he was pretty much a complete unknown, so there really was very little to judge him on other that his post-stroke interviews.

And the whole hoodie dress code seemed pretty childish for any grown man, let alone a member of the US Senate.

But he really has become the Dem voice of reason, is well spoken, and not afraid to challenge the party narrative.

But I don't think potential POTUS candidate is in his future, Dems want someone they can keep under their control. I don't see him being that person.

TeamGreen wrote:

The NYC protests are hilarious…

I’m wondering what kind of “leadership” they have at Columbia University.

Any news on the “background” of these “protesters”…?

🤣