Discussion for article #240825
Short, sweet, to the point. Best way to deal with the inanities of the Republican field
Poor Hillary. She says something credible but sheâs not Trump so therefore nobody cares.
And this is EXACTLY how one should respond to that kind of bullshit! Bravo, Sec. Clinton!
Hillary: â[N]o religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States.â
Where does she find socialist, G-d hating, anti-America propaganda like this?
Well, we care, right? Itâs in TPM, weâve clicked, adult in the room, all that? And the tone is good, donâtcha think, curtly dismissive of nonsense? Turn that frown upside down! ![]()
I swear Iâve seen dope-in-the-street surveys where people respond nearly exactly that way. Makes you want to take them and bang their heads together.
You have to remember, that every GOPer has their own private version of the Constitution in their head, where it can easily be updated and modified.
And that donât in any way resemble the actual Constitution that we refer to.
She. Is. Awesome. In the true sense of the word.
Agree! But itâs human nature to find more fun in snarking than to be supportive of short, sweet, to the point, common sense.
Clinton: Yes, A Muslim Can Be President, âNow Letâs Move Onâ
Very good. Now, letâs hear the same thing about atheists.
But âmoving onâ also has to include denouncing those who use the term âArabâ or âMuslimâ as an epithet.
Faux Viewer: Its confusing, I thought we currently have a Muslim President from Kenya.
Sure, but sometimes the ongoing torrent of madness can stress you out. Itâs refreshing to hear some common sense occasionally and I just think we should take a moment to appreciate it and get the craziness off our minds just for a moment. Otherwise you can go all broody.