I'm still glad I voted for him.
And proud too.
Not trying to speak of anybody on this board, but I noticed that he's kind of like a hemorrhoid. He really does a great job of irritating all the assholes.
Kronx, were you this critical of Obama? I don't recall seeing you constantly crying about him.
I'm really just fed up with all this bandwagon hate. Sure seems like shit is going pretty good here in America.
Folks working, lower theft from the paycheck, but crocodile tears from so many.
Step away from the TV and Facebook. Talk to working folks. Everything is ok.
If being against an administration that has committed conspiracy against the United States makes me an asshole, then so be it. I *AM* an asshole when it comes to blatant treason. I'll gladly own that.
Folks working: Yep, they are and HAVE been. This is nothing new. This has been the trend for several years. When Obama was in office, it was horrible, but Trump is in office all is good suddenly. Did you know more jobs were created in Obama's last year in office than Trumps first year? But the majority of my criticism of Trump has been in regards to Russia, not the economy. Although in regards to your comment about less theft from the check. That is true. But that part of your paycheck that's been paying into FICA and SSI for all of your working life is on the chopping block to pay for those tax cuts. One way or another we're on the losing end of that GOP tax plan.
Being critical of Obama: No, I haven't been as critical of Obama as I have been of Trump. There were other people doing that - plenty of threads on this board criticizing Obama's golf trips and decisions. I'm guessing you were fine with those though. But as I said above, most of my criticism has been in regards to Trump and Russia. And in that regard I have been critical of Obama's failure to respond to that threat they were most certainly aware of. I have been a long critic of when he mocked Romney in the 2012 debate when Romney said our #1 geopolitical threat Russia.
I've also admitted/confessed my bias when it comes to Russia. I was in intel in the Air Force near the end of the cold war. I had to take lie detector tests every six months(yep they used them back then) while getting interrogated in regards to selling/giving secrets to the Soviets. It wasn't because I was suspected of it, it came with the job and the security clearance, we all had to do it every six months. We had to study the ways they would tried to compromise us. This was during the time Putin was a rising star in the KGB. Putin does not want anything good for America. He's fundementallly against everything we stand for. So again, I admit my bias about Russia in that regard. I introspect. I wondered "I was trained to always consider Russian influence. Am I the proverbial 'hammer that only sees a nail' here?" I still have friends whom I served with in the intel community that are still in intel. I bounced my concerns about my bias off of them. Am I wrong here? All my instincts are telling me this man is a Russian asset. And all of my friends(who are almost all Republicans by the way) said I my instincts aren't wrong. There's something definitely wrong here. James Clapper, former Director of National Intelligence and a man I met and worked under while he was a general in USAF has publically called Trump a Russian asset. But I'm sure we're just a bunch of cucks and assholes.
As far as my constant "crying" I put politics in the thread title since I know there are people who dont want to read it and they can skip the thread.
