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Out-of-office messages blaming Democrats for shutdown sent on behalf of some federal workers without their consent

pedex said:
He has a fawning press and giant group of ball lickers for that
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He has Mike Johnson for that.

The rest will have to wait their turn.
 
Once More said:
If he has a legitimate reason let him state it.
Why do you adore authoritarian actions?
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@pedex is a huge fan of dictators.

For example, he seems to think the sun shines out of Putin's arse.
 
pedex said:
Why do you jump to erroneous conclusions?
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Are you talking to yourself?
You support Johnson not seating a duly elected member of Congress, with no reason given for doing so.
In fact he is keeping the House shut down in order to not seat her.
And the only reason is because her signature will force a vote on the release of the Epstein files.
 
The Blame Game as told this morning by Harry Enten, CNN's chief data analyst.

People blame
Republicans 39%
Democrats 27%
Both Sides 30%

Support for compromise and continued shutdown
Compromise - No shutdown 50%
Stand on Principle - Shut it down 49%

No source or methodology given. If this analysis is true, sure looks like some tense weeks ahead for the country.
 
Along Came Jones said:
The Blame Game as told this morning by Harry Enten, CNN's chief data analyst.

People blame
Republicans 39%
Democrats 27%
Both Sides 30%

Support for compromise and continued shutdown
Compromise - No shutdown 50%
Stand on Principle - Shut it down 49%

No source or methodology given. If this analysis is true, sure looks like some tense weeks ahead for the country.
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Good.
 
ALiberalModerate said:
Actually, they belong to the American people and the Hatch Act requires them to be administered in a non-partisan manner.
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Well, as an American, you are free to file suit.
 
Luce said:
@pedex is a huge fan of dictators.

For example, he seems to think the sun shines out of Putin'
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Once More said:
Are you talking to yourself?
You support Johnson not seating a duly elected member of Congress, with no reason given for doing so.
In fact he is keeping the House shut down in order to not seat her.
And the only reason is because her signature will force a vote on the release of the Epstein files.
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You should thank him. You are in the Epstein files LOL
 
Paradoxical said:
The former vegetable-in-chief would never do such a thing, would he?
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You disparage Biden's mental abilities while giving a pass to the current guy, who thought he was in Russia when really in Alaska and who, last week couldn't remember that he met with the Minority Leader of the House the same day and couldn't recall his name.

Of course, under Biden we didn't have the chaos and hap-hazard incoherent policies we now are stuck with, nor the clear authoritarian anti-democratic actions.
 
Michael Cole said:
LOL. Speak for yourself.

This forum is political. The news is semi-political. The rest of my life is not.

Trump has you fooled into thinking tying your shoes is politics.
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The poster said that government departments are supposed to be non-policital. While I agree that they are supposed to be, the cold hard truth is they are not.
 
Mycroft said:
Well, as an American, you are free to file suit.
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I am sure others will file lawsuits. I find it odd that you would be in favor of an administration using our taxpayer funded government to engage in political antics. Moreover, it's utter nonsense anyway. The Republicans control all 3 branches of government. They own the shutdown.
 
ALiberalModerate said:
I am sure others will file lawsuits. I find it odd that you would be in favor of an administration using our taxpayer funded government to engage in political antics. Moreover, it's utter nonsense anyway. The Republicans control all 3 branches of government. They own the shutdown.
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Seems you don't understand how the Senate works. Your problem...not mine.

Bye.
 
MTAtech said:
You disparage Biden's mental abilities while giving a pass to the current guy, who thought he was in Russia when really in Alaska and who, last week couldn't remember that he met with the Minority Leader of the House the same day and couldn't recall his name.

Of course, under Biden we didn't have the chaos and hap-hazard incoherent policies we now are stuck with, nor the clear authoritarian anti-democratic actions.
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Yet he's capable of getting cease fires, ending other minor wars, getting rid of the scourge of illegal that the former vegetable in chief allowed. He's bringing back pride to the military and America and going back to Nationalism instead of globalism. I am a proud Nationalist who just happens to be white, which the liberals are now using as a pejorative.
 
Moderate Right said:
The poster said that government departments are supposed to be non-policital. While I agree that they are supposed to be, the cold hard truth is they are not.
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And you said...

LOL. Nothing is non political.

If nothing were non-political, Trump judges would not be ruling against Trump.

Everything isn't political. Trump has MAGA fooled that it is.
 
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