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How 1st amendment sensitive of them.
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indianadave4
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Wed 09/05/18 03:10 PM
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2 years and they still can't get over the fact that they lost. Wow...that PPO life must really suck. Perpetually P*ss*d off President Trump is not part of the Washington deep State. Trump has rolled back many of the policies that were detrimental to America and deep stater's are out to derail him no matter what it takes. Notice Russiagate is no longer focused on Trump colluding with Putin. That who subject is buried and they are looking for ANYTHING to accuse the president with. Again: GIVE US HARD FACTS, NOT JUST UNDOCUMENTED ACCUSATIONS. When the media comes out with a new accusation (about every two weeks) I ignore them because they are Fact-less. The media is, also, loosing their credibility. The CBS Sunday morning version of Full Measure With Sharyl Attkisson had a panel of four reporters who discussed this very subject and stated that the American public is fast loosing it's faith in the major news media reporting. |
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Topic:
Woodward book 'Fear'
Edited by
indianadave4
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Tue 09/04/18 10:24 PM
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That's the great thing about Trump... He's so easy to bring down if only the American brains stand together. Because the rest of the world knows that the Americans are not that stupid. No, President Trump is not perfect but the majority of voters felt he was a lesser or two bad choices. In 2016 I felt that both parties needed to go back and select better candidates. He is overturning bad policies instituted by the last three administrations. BTW, I question some of what you may be hearing in the Euro News. We're here and Europeans are not. With all respect you don't get the feel for America as we do. Before I retired I've visited numerous countries in Europe and Eastern Asia and listened to the news and knowing what was happening here was not being relayed in it's complete story. |
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Edited by
indianadave4
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Tue 09/04/18 08:15 PM
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Article quote:
Some of the doubts are about pollsters’ methods. Do they ask the right questions? Are they manipulating the wording of questions to get the responses they want? And whom did they interview? Some of the doubts are wrapped up in a mistrust of the political parties, marketers, and media giants that pay for the polls. But it is precisely because of our respect for polling that we are disturbed by many things done in its name. When interest groups commission pollsters to ask leading questions to gather “scientific” proof that the public agrees with whatever demand they are making on government, they demean polling and mislead the public. Polling is a tool, not a principle. The authors in this issue come neither to praise nor to bury polling. They do, however, acknowledge how important it has become in our democracy. They stress Ronald Reagan’s “trust but verify” rule. https://www.brookings.edu/articles/polling-public-opinion-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/ ------------------------- I had a personal experience with a "poll" back in 1978. The Ford Pinto accident/fire happened 20 miles from where I lived. One year later a law suit was filed against Ford. One day after dinner I took a phone call and the person said this was a poll but didn't say for whom. The questions were worded in such a way that it made me seem anti-manufacturer and eventually anti-Ford. I cut the pollster short and said "you're trying to affect a possible civil trial jury" (my mother was a federal court deputy clerk and I was sensitive to this kind of game). The pollster coughed and tried to move in another direction. I told the person I resented what they were trying to do and hung up the phone. |
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Democrats appear to have an advantage in November's midterm elections, and Trump is a big reason why according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. All in all, Remains to be seen. This is a poll. And nothing but a poll. http://www.yahoo.com/news/m/e2b9f54a-8d09-30da-a41a-f94b5bc14eb4/polls-show-democrats-have-an.html Yep, just like all of the polls that said Donald Trump would be trounced by Hillary in 2016. |
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Topic:
Woodward book 'Fear'
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If this book isn't true, It seems to me that it's a good way to be sued for defamation. And maybe a few other things. Woodward book 'Fear' reflects chaos in the White House. In part, White House chief of staff John Kelly frequently lost his temper and referred to President Donald Trump as "unhinged" and an "idiot," author Bob Woodward writes in his new book "Fear: Trump in the White House." http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2018/09/04/woodward-book-fear-reflects-chaos-trump-white-house/1191692002/ who knows, I mean some of his expressions when he watches Trump speak (kelly that is) make it easy to believe he could have said it, but it was probably just 'locker room' talk, not to be taken serious ... and he denies it and there is no recording. Massive innuendoes and accusations with no "CONCRETE" evidence. This has been going on since Donald Trump became the republican candidate. Give us HARD FACTS. Not accusations open to interpretation! |
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Where else will the lost hear the gospel?
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Edited by
indianadave4
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Mon 09/03/18 08:06 PM
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The democrat's aren't investigating Russiagate. They aren't investigating foreign interference in our elections. They are investigating every aspect of Donald Trump's life in a coordinated effort to take him down! This is a political and news media witch hunt.
Oh, A story that the media is hiding from us: President Trump, quietly, lent the McCain family one of the presidential planes to bring the casket to the funeral in Washington. |
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TODAY IN TRUMP LAND
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Although he's right about some issues, i'd wish he'd handle it differently... but it seems, this far, that it's just a man fumbling in the dark. Unfortunately. For us he's fumbled far less than the last three administrations. At least he didn't engage in a war like Bush. By the way, tell us about all of the hundreds of thousands of immigrants who have come into Europe and are now killing lots of European citizens! At least President Trump is attempting to slow that down for the good old USA. |
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TODAY IN TRUMP LAND
Edited by
indianadave4
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Sat 09/01/18 08:32 PM
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Donald Trump didn't become a billionaire by chance. He, also, didn't beat out all of the conservative competition by chance. He knows how to play the media game. He isn't one of the "Boy's" from Washington and because of this the media, democrat's and many republican's will do and say anything they can to malign him.
HE KNOWS THIS, and he is playing them against each other. Interesting how the media and the Democrat's were 100% convinced he would loose the election. They forgot to tell the American people! Oh, we all forgot: he hijacked the election didn't he? Right! Americans are all so dumb, right? We'll see what happens in November! |
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I want to steer clear of painting every 'mental illness' with the same brush, not all mental illness translates into being a danger to society. That is why it may be an idea for health professionals to flag those patients who they feel could harm others. OR there could simply be a mandatory psych review when purchasing a gun. That way people have no reason to avoid treatment. and it will be more difficult for those who may be a harm to LEGALLY get their hands on their own gun(this does nothing if they live with or are close to someone else with a gun though ... which is another issue) With respect, your response side steps the issue. People with mental illness need treatment, true. Focusing on mentally ill people buying weapons and killing people is not painting every mentally ill person as a killer. It would focus on enforcing gun laws as they should be. The facts are plain that from Columbine Nigh School until Jacksonville all of them had a documented track record of psychiatric issues. The antigun lobbyists and media purposefully sidestep this issue. They use the excuse they don't want to give the image that all mentally challenged people are killers. However, they have no problem connecting the average law abiding gun owner with supporting serial killers. take note of their shots at the NRA. This is the main issue. Mentally ill people obtaining weapons when common sense and the law forbids them. I understand condemning the 1961 pop hit "They're coming to take me away". That was rude and demeaning. Ignoring this fact is hiding the problem. These people need help but should,also, be denied access to weapons. And society needs to know that the average gun owner (and guns themself) are not the problem and the evening TV news refuse to address this issue. with respect, no sidestepping a woman suffering from PTSD, or a kid who may have depression are both 'mental illness' but of very different natures and not suggesting any danger to others. people use the blanket term 'mentally ill' which may suggest policy to prevent anyone who has ever had treatment for ANYthing be denied their 'right' as a citizen to bear arms. there has to be more specific criteria than just the label of 'mental illness' to set policy is all I was saying there has to be an actual threat to others, which not all mental illness is. I think it is a legit concern that labeling anyone who has had help for emotional or mental issues as a public threat would greatly harm the chances for people to seek help. To avoid it, I would think some testing of ones threat WHEN they want a license to carry is at least something to consider. I think some other countries with less gun crime actually have such tests that inquire as to the persons beliefs and intentions with the gun. IF there is deception on whether they wish to harm others,,, its a no go. Big difference between having a slight case of depression and being, involuntarily, placed in a hospital for psychiatric problems as with this guy. Stating on facebook that they plan to shoot up their school as in the case with Columbine. Or being released from the air force for making threats to officers and then killing members of a Church. Society is being kept in the dark and made to think that the average "joe" is doing these shooting sprees, when they aren't! Everyone of them had a known psychiatric history that should have disqualified them from owning a weapon. |
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I want to steer clear of painting every 'mental illness' with the same brush, not all mental illness translates into being a danger to society. That is why it may be an idea for health professionals to flag those patients who they feel could harm others. OR there could simply be a mandatory psych review when purchasing a gun. That way people have no reason to avoid treatment. and it will be more difficult for those who may be a harm to LEGALLY get their hands on their own gun(this does nothing if they live with or are close to someone else with a gun though ... which is another issue) With respect, your response side steps the issue. People with mental illness need treatment, true. Focusing on mentally ill people buying weapons and killing people is not painting every mentally ill person as a killer. It would focus on enforcing gun laws as they should be. The facts are plain that from Columbine Nigh School until Jacksonville all of them had a documented track record of psychiatric issues. The antigun lobbyists and media purposefully sidestep this issue. They use the excuse they don't want to give the image that all mentally challenged people are killers. However, they have no problem connecting the average law abiding gun owner with supporting serial killers. take note of their shots at the NRA. This is the main issue. Mentally ill people obtaining weapons when common sense and the law forbids them. I understand condemning the 1961 pop hit "They're coming to take me away". That was rude and demeaning. Ignoring this fact is hiding the problem. These people need help but should,also, be denied access to weapons. And society needs to know that the average gun owner (and guns themself) are not the problem and the evening TV news refuse to address this issue. |
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The Jacksonville, Florida, Sheriff's Office said there was a mass shooting with multiple fatalities at a downtown shopping-dining complex on Sunday and urged people to stay far away from the area. "Mass shooting at the Jacksonville Landing. Stay far away from the area. The area is not safe at this time. STAY AWAY #TheLandingMassShooting," the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said on Twitter. The shooting occurred during a qualifying event for the Madden 19 Tournament at the GLHF Game Bar, according to the Twitter of CompLexity Gaming, one of the gaming teams. One Madden participant, Young Drini, was grazed in the hand and is away from the scene and safe, Complexity said. http://mingle2.com/topic/new?forum_id=14 in school, at movies, at gaming events ,,, one just never knows anymore. Immediately or within months of these types of shootings the story eventually comes out "The Shooter has mental issues"! Quote: David Katz, the 24-year-old gunman who opened fire at a video game tournament, had previously been hospitalized for mental illness, according to court records in his home state of Maryland reviewed by The Associated Press. Divorce filings from his parents say Katz was hospitalized twice in psychiatric facilities as an adolescent and said he was prescribed antipsychotic and antidepressant medications. I keep asking and few want to address the question: "How do documented, mentally ill people legally obtain weapons of any kind"? Why aren't the state and federal laws being enforced at the time of purchase? The antigun people REFUSE to address this question. In Parkland one student tried to and the media refused to talk to him. I just renewed my Indiana carry permit and I'll tell you I had to jump though more hoops that a circus has: and that's how it should be. It took Indiana 2 months to finish their inquiry into my past in order to find no problems of any kind. Anyone selling or providing a weapon to a person with a known mental illness should be held accountable if that person commits a crime with said weapon. A shooting happened in our area 10 years ago. The person was mentally ill and the licensed gun store sold him a hand gun without a background check. Not only was the state weapon license cancelled but the dealer was taken to court by the city and state and prosecuted. This kind of back ground check should be happening country wide. |
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Topic:
Question About Easter?
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The Birth of Jesus is not Christmas because Christ did not exist until Jesus died.
More disinformation here. CLV Matt 1:16 now Jacob begets Joseph, the husband of Mary of whom was born Jesus, Who is termed "Christ." Strong's G5547 Christos khris-tos' from G5548; anointed, i.e. the Messiah, an epithet of Jesus. The word "Christ" or 'Christos' means "anointed." The best parallel I can draw is the example of David. After he killed the giant, he was anointed King of Israel. He was too young to take over the job at the time. And Israel already had a king. But it meant that when he came of age he would become King of Isreal. In God's time, Jesus will return as Messiah and become the government of the entire world. He is "Christ," the anointed. I understand what y'all are saying. But...think about it for a sec... IF Jesus was not resurrected, he would have been just a man. The son of God yes, but there would be no sacrifice that washes your sins. You would still have to make your weekly sacrifices to attone for your sins. Easter represents the sacrifice of Jesus and the resurrection of Christ. Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus. At that time, until his resurrection, he was a man. The Christian faith requires belief that Jesus Christ is the Holy Sacrifice that saves us from our sins. It was His sacrifice that has the most impact on the belief structure, not His birth. For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that everyone who believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life Absolutely. Jesus was born the Christ (Messiah). It was for this reason and purpose he came into the world. He did not "become" Christ when he was crucified and resurrected as new ager's portray. |
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Land of opportunity ...Hmmmm
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1. Socialism is the Big Lie of the twentieth century. While it promised prosperity, equality, and security, it delivered poverty, misery, and tyranny. Equality was achieved only
in the sense that everyone was equal in his or her misery. In the same way that a Ponzi scheme or chain letter initially succeeds but eventually collapses, socialism may show early signs of success. But any accomplishments quickly fade as the fundamental deficiencies of central planning and control emerge. Socialism is a system that ignores/removes incentives. 2. The strength of capitalism can be attributed to an incentive structure based upon the three Ps: (1) prices determined by market forces, (2) a profit-and-loss system of accounting and (3) private property rights. The failure of socialism can be traced to its neglect of these three incentive-enhancing components. 4. The temptress of socialism is constantly luring us with the offer: “give up a little of your freedom and I (the government) will give you a little more security.” As the experience of the 20th century has demonstrated, the bargain is tempting but never pays off. We end up losing both our freedom and our security. Those who didn't live through it don't have the memory. Add to this those who, today, propagate this either have forgotten or willingly are ignoring the failures as well as the bankrupt government it produces. Lyndon Johnson's "The Great Society". The Great Society was to make everyone near equal. For decades large amounts of money were supplied to social programs. In the early to mid 70's most high school graduates (whose parents were poor) could easily obtain government grants (didn't have to pay it back). Of those I knew in high school who qualified few made an attempt. When I attended college my parents made a bit to much (no we were not well to do) so I struggled on my own. The Great Society was a flop. It seemed to propagate a whole sector of society to be dependent on government social programs instead of giving them the ability to provide for themself. |
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Fake News and Gut Instincts
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. There’s no need for name calling; studies have shown that just providing evidence can make a difference, if not for the person who shared the falsehood, then at least for others who were exposed to it. my favorite part of the OP ... NBC, CBS, ABC and CNN tend to be pro-democrat. FOX tends to be pro-republican My statement isn't name-calling but stating the obvious. None of them can be trusted. One has to use common sense, have an understanding of politics (human nature) and listen to past and present comments of all individuals involved. |
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Libs will screw America every chance they get. The question is, why? |
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Edited by
indianadave4
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Thu 08/23/18 01:04 AM
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It sure seems like Obama Care is a near free welfare insurance program paid for on the backs of middle class America.
I'm not against trying to help those in financial need but increased bankruptcies are being caused by major increased premiums and doubling or more of out of pocket costs. Even after the $10,000 out of pocket most insurance companies only pay 80%. Many middle class Americans can't afford needed procedures even though they have "insurance". Yes, the previous insurance system needed reform but what we now have is a disaster. My own daughter needs surgery for Endometriosis. By the end they'd own between $20,000 to $25,000. So much for the un-Afordable Care Act. It's not just Obama that caused this. The democrat's pushed this through in record time. they pushed it through before Americans could find out what was in it: Pelosi: "We Have to Pass the Bill So That You Can Find Out What Is In It" Video available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV-05TLiiLU |
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Edited by
indianadave4
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Wed 08/22/18 11:08 PM
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"Attorney General Curtis Hill today praised a U.S. District Court decision ordering the Internal Revenue Service to repay Indiana and five other states more than $839 million because of an unlawful Obamacare tax on state Medicaid programs. Of that total, the court ordered that approximately $95 million should be returned to Indiana. Indiana joined in a multistate lawsuit filed in October 2015 against the federal government over an Obama-era regulation. Under that rule, federal authorities threatened to withhold Medicaid funds unless state taxpayers paid a portion of the Health Insurance Providers Fee to help fund the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare. “The feds wrongfully took Indiana’s money to fund Obamacare,” Attorney General Hill said. “Since the federal government cannot tax the states, we are pleased to return this illegally collected money to Hoosiers.” The five other states that now can expect repayments from the IRS are Kansas, Louisiana, Nebraska, Texas and Wisconsin. Indiana, meanwhile, remains involved in efforts challenging the overall constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act." |
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Topic:
Fake News and Gut Instincts
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Generally I don't trust any of the news networks anymore. NBC, CBS, ABC and CNN tend to be pro-democrat. FOX tends to be pro-republican. The citizen is left trying to figure out what the real story(s) are.
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