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Have ineligible voters voted in our elections. Yes probably. Is it an epidemic problem? I haven’t seen the proof. An example of 4 people being charged. Ok there are probably others. I would rather accept that a tiny amount of fraudulent votes are being cast(they can still be rejected during tabulation), than alienate elderly, poor and lower middle class. The only thing I see is a cry baby sowing doubt in our election processes (except the ones he wins, odd) so he can claim the results in November illegitimate cause republicans are going to get absolutely cooked.

Why haven't the repercussions already hit us? It's been the law for 150 years.

Operation Epic Fury belongs in the Dumbgeon.

How ‘bout we have a truce? No more attacking the opposition, just defending the position. Whining about liberal cities has zero to do with Iran. Just stick to the subject matter.

Nope. They both need to go back to the drawing board. But I don't doubt that if anybody other than Trump was the president we wouldn't be at war with Iran. Or been close to giving them $100's of billions to fund the groups who have been the real threats to the US. He's been the only one dumb enough to fall for the BS.

Let’s be perfectly clear, the JCPOA was a WAY better deal than what they have now and Trumps actions since withdrawing from it have been a net negative for America and a net positive for Iran. Edit: I would love for one of the downvoters to explain how I’m wrong.

Looking at the leaked MOA, I don’t see a clear win for the United States. My main point is the hypocrisy from many on the right: they long criticized the Iran deal for relying on sanctions relief and negotiations, yet this agreement appears to contain many of the same elements. Regardless of whether one supports Trump, Iran has achieved two outcomes that seemed unlikely before the war: surviving direct confrontation with the U.S. military and demonstrating its ability to disrupt global energy markets through the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran will likely portray both as victories. Meanwhile, the U.S. has spent...

I'm just trying to get my bingo card straight... You are saying spending untold billions of dollars, the loss of human life, adding to our already bloated deficit, raising energy prices and the cost of consumables across the globe, and potentially giving up 300 billion to the country we invaded at the behest of Israel to open a straight that was open before the invasion should considered a win? What happened to the no new wars crowd? I know I voted for that and it was shit on almost immediately.

I think a ton of people are recognizing how corrupt our government is and has been. Our Democratic Republic is very broken, and I haven't seen much evidence that we are course correcting this, yet. In fact, I see the opposite - they are no longer trying to provide the illusion we vote for elected officials that are in their positions to serve the American people. I give a lot of credit to Donny and Co for making it so painfully obvious you can't ignore it anymore. It's a reality we've needed to face for several decades. Out of curiosity...

I think there are also just people who do not want those things at a certain cost. And the fear is not only of change, but the seemingly lack of respect for the laws that are claimed to being enforced. Knowing that it's a slippery slope to pick and choose what laws are laws, and what is just in the way. Lack of respect for fellow americans that just happen to disagree ( Calling Democrats the enemy now for years) or are doing their jobs ( insulting the press for asking legit questions like why has the cost of the...

You’re kind of proving truck’s point while still trying to dodge the obvious conclusion. Nobody serious is claiming Netanyahu wired $20M directly into a candidate’s checking account. When people shorthand it as 'Israel money', they’re referring to AIPAC and other pro-Israel PACs spending enormous amounts to influence US elections around Israeli policy. That’s plainly what happened here. You’re focusing on semantic precision while sidestepping the practical reality everyone else is discussing. It’s sort of like arguing “Technically the cigarette didn’t cause the fire, combustion did". Sure, but everyone still understands what started the fire. Also, the 'I’m not claiming victimhood'...

Maybe if Trump owned a peanut farm he'd be held more accountable.

Surely the leopards will never eat YOUR face

You voted for it.

Derka derka is a Team America reference used to reference middle eastern terrorists. KTM is owned by an Indian company. I know you are trying to be provocative. But if you’re gonna be casually racist at least get the right country…