ot. trump’s cock

[scaredyclassic]

personally, i find vermin supreme’s free pony platform more interesting, funnier and generally less objectionable than the Penis Platform of the current repub. frontrunner, but…what are the odds we are going to get actual photos of trumps wiener. at least an underwear shot. ? I’m saying it’s a long shot, but not out of the question. Maybe after he wins, a victory dick pic? it’s high time we held our candidates accountable. if Im told I’m voting for a politician with a decent sized tool, I want to see the goods before I pull the lever.

alternatively, i say we have buck naked debates.

i think this will be the moment when, looking back, historians agree our country jumped the shark.

[svelte]

I love you scaredy. Funniest. Thread. Ever!

your last sentence sums it up beautifully.

[paramount]

I’m detecting an AIPAC conspiracy somewhere here…

[paramount]

In light of the death of Mrs. Reagan I feel this thread should be deleted in the interest of dignity.

[scaredyclassic]

Dignity? Trump was on Howard stern 20 years ago and likened sleeping around in the 80s as his own personal Vietnam. He was astonished at his luck in avoiding STDs with all the boning he did.

Still, I’d vote for trump over Reagan. Primarily cause I doubt he is dumb or lame enough to be influenced by his wife’s astrologer. i hate astrology and disqualify anyone for dignity purposes who conducts their life by astrologer recs.

[FlyerInHi]

Nancy? I’m totally indifferent she died. Don’t care one bit.

[svelte]

[quote=paramount]In light of the death of Mrs. Reagan I feel this thread should be deleted in the interest of dignity.[/quote]

Not sure what this thread has to do with Nancy except all those being discussed are Republican. Other than that her name wasn’t brought up until you did it. Sorry to see her go, I think my wife and I would have been friends with the Reagans had they not been famous and we met them socially. Their politics weren’t ours, but then I could say the same of most of the friends in our circle.

I wish Colin Powell would run. I’d vote for that man for sure. But in today’s environment he wouldn’t win anyway since he wouldn’t pander to the extreme voters.

I love what he said today:

Referring to the “civility” and “lack of any nastiness” he saw in Ronald Reagan, Powell, who served as Reagan’s national security advisor, decried the tone of the current Republican presidential campaign. “To stand there and do junior high school tricks on one another is belittling the country and belittling the office to which they are striving,” he said.

Powell added, “Even Jerry Springer thinks it’s gone too far, and when Jerry Springer thinks you’ve gone too far, my friends, you have gone too far.” He was referring to recent remarks in the Financial Times from Springer, who served as the Democratic mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio, in the late 1970s.

[scaredyclassic]

i do not understand the extraordinary love americans feel for reagan. i think the nation would need to go under extensive psychoanalysis to really get to the root of it. to me, iran-contra, CIA cocaine deals, just say no hypocrisy, ollie north, large governmental debt, and alzheimers are all i take away from it. but for most people, it is like he was some great hero. not sure where it all comes from. not that any of it matters. none of these politicians really matters. its all just a giant ebbing and flowing history. nothing makes any difference. no one is responsible. we are all pawns…

except for vermin supremes mandatory pony registration policy and dental health laws, that could really change it up…

[paramount]

[quote=scaredyclassic]i do not understand the extraordinary love americans feel for reagan.[/quote]

Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!

[scaredyclassic]

Often I state at rain clouds and ask for rain.

When it is time, it rains.

[Coronita]

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I wish Colin Powell would run. I’d vote for that man for sure. But in today’s environment he wouldn’t win anyway since he wouldn’t pander to the extreme voters.
[/quote]

+1

[FlyerInHi]

[quote=scaredyclassic]i do not understand the extraordinary love americans feel for reagan. i think the nation would need to go under extensive psychoanalysis to really get to the root of it. to me, iran-contra, CIA cocaine deals, just say no hypocrisy, ollie north, large governmental debt, and alzheimers are all i take away from it. but for most people, it is like he was some great hero. not sure where it all comes from. not that any of it matters. none of these politicians really matters. its all just a giant ebbing and flowing history. nothing makes any difference. no one is responsible. we are all pawns…

except for vermin supremes mandatory pony registration policy and dental health laws, that could really change it up…[/quote]

Anybody who’s enamoured with Reagan needs to read some history.

Maybe Reagan had a personality that made people feel good. But policy wise, he was withdrawn and was not very knowledgeable of the issues. He likely had Alzheimer’s while in office. Bush senior and Jim Baker ran the government.

[no_such_reality]

While not enamored with Reagan, I did live through his Presidency as a young adult.

At the beginning the country was a —-ed up dangerous place, bleak, depressed. Double digit interest rates on basically everything. The Iran hostage crises. Soviets in Afghanistan. Rust belt rotting our northern cities.

At the end, it still was, a little less bleak, little less globally insecure. At a cost though.

[FlyerInHi]

Reagan did a New Deal for the defense industry.
California defense engineers were happy. Defense spending was so out of control that when Bush Sr became president, he cut defense spending causing a painful recession in CA. Defense engineers can tell you.

His admistration understood that money is a resource that government can create and use (essentially huge deficit spending for 8 years). He started globalization and economists all over the world give him credit for that. This increased American purchasing power and consumer spending. The middle class felt richer.

The Soviet Union falling apart was just a matter time. Reagan had nothing to do with it.

I still don’t believe that Reagan intellectually came up with his policies or undershood their implications because he never talked in depth about his policies like Bush Sr, Clinton or Obama. Reagan was a good salesman. But great conservative president? Definitively not.

[njtosd]

[quote=paramount]In light of the death of Mrs. Reagan I feel this thread should be deleted in the interest of dignity.[/quote]

You realize she wasn’t President, right?

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