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Posts Made By: James Lacey

September 29, 2018 01:58 AM Forum: Politics

American Bar Asso Steps In: Halt Vote/Bring IN FBI !!!

Posted By James Lacey

Originally Posted by Patrick Keafer



Wow, was a 57 line reply (not including spaces) really necessary?  

Welcome to the new and improved and even more toxic Richard. Now with more vitriol and tantrums that no one ever reads!

October 4, 2018 10:52 PM Forum: Politics

On this we might all agree

Posted By James Lacey

Originally Posted by Russ Carroll
Republicans in congress would love to see the Kavanaugh nomination fail because it would help them in the midterm elections. Democrats would love to see him approved for the exact same reason. You will never go broke investing in cynicism where politics is concerned.

I'm looking forward to the conservative rush to defend the FBI investigation into Kavanaugh as being thorough and spotless, after having attacked not only the FBI but the entire DOJ for over two years now as simultaneously incompetent boobs and criminal conspirators capable of unimaginable cunning and scheming.

October 5, 2018 09:07 PM Forum: Politics

On this we might all agree

Posted By James Lacey

Originally Posted by Russ Carroll
Let the record show that not one person posted anything at all about my OP. My attempts at a small bit of unity have utterly failed.

Patrick's point, lost in all the subsequent smash-mouth commentary, is that Republicans want to push Kavanaugh through no matter what because it's too risky to wait until after the mid-terms. Any short-term price they pay for alienating women voters, embracing angry white-male entitlement privilege, sullying the legitimacy of the SC, or tolerating Trump's rhetoric laced conspiracy style politics, is worth getting the SC seat seems to be McConnel's political calculus.

October 5, 2018 09:38 PM Forum: Politics

On this we might all agree

Posted By James Lacey

Originally Posted by Rod Kaufman

Brett himself delivered a half-assed apology today in an op-ed in the WSJ. 

The thing about this op-ed is, there doesn't seem to be any reason to do it except of course you are concerned about the optics of BK's angry entitled privileged white-male antics. Are the Republicans really struggling to get 50? Imagine if they still needed 60. Just keep in mind though Rod, it's really your fault that BK had to get so angry. If you only had flopped over when he said, "I LIKE ME BEER!"

October 5, 2018 10:51 PM Forum: Politics

On this we might all agree

Posted By James Lacey

Originally Posted by Darian Rachal

As Rush so aptly put it many years ago, the murder of unborn human beings is a sacrament to the Left.

This statement is just as ludicrous as claiming that abandoning, detaining and imprisoning children is sacrosanct to the Right. 

October 6, 2018 05:05 AM Forum: Politics

On this we might all agree

Posted By James Lacey

Originally Posted by Darian Rachal

James, if you owned a purebred female dog that became pregnant by a mongrel, would you have any problem taking her to a vet and having the puppies aborted? The question may sound absurd, but I suspect that many on the Left might find this more objectionable than the killing of an unborn human.

Your example is a false equivalence and therefore doesn't warrant an answer. No one secretly sits around reveling in the idea of anyone aborting fetuses. Suggesting that people on the left consider abortion a sacrament is a particularly offensive charge.

October 6, 2018 10:37 PM Forum: Politics

On this we might all agree

Posted By James Lacey

Originally Posted by Darian Rachal

I don't know James, for some people it's a very lucrative business. So do you think the legalization of abortions has had the effect of enhancing the respect for life in the U.S.? Somehow, I think it's had just the opposite effect.

Of course not, and I also don't think abandoning, detaining and imprisoning minor immigrant children enhances the respect for life either. However, these matters are complex and nuanced. It is not possible, to sum up, all of the tangled variations into a single question designed to narrow the summation to a single agenda.

October 6, 2018 10:43 PM Forum: Politics

On this we might all agree

Posted By James Lacey

Originally Posted by Richard Davis

So when you claim that no revels in the idea of people aborting BABIES, not Fetuses, my guess is that you really don't have a clue about it.  

This man is a heinous criminal and monster, but it's a fallacy to use him to paint the entire left as gleeful about abortion. The point is Richard, no matter how much you try to move the goal posts, that the charge that abortion is a sacrament to the Left is a highly offensive, and frankly an outrageous accusation. I thought you guys were all upset about unsubstantiated and uncorroborated claims?

October 13, 2018 06:39 PM Forum: Politics

Late Night "Comedians"?

Posted By James Lacey

Originally Posted by Darian Rachal

Do they do anything other than espouse their leftist views on these programs and engage in trivial conversations with their guests?sleeping Just wondering.

I don't watch late night shows at all, but I did watch the Jimmy Kimmel clip on YouTube about the Kanye West Oval Office "lunch." In a nutshell, Jimmy didn't have to add much other than show clips of the event. Kanye's ranting was so bizarre and embarrassing the video wrote its jokes entirely on its own. 

October 13, 2018 09:24 PM Forum: Politics

Late Night "Comedians"?

Posted By James Lacey

Originally Posted by Darian Rachal

Hopefully, one day black people will wake up and see how they've been conned by the Democrats. That may be occurring to some extent with the Trump presidency.

I hate to break it to you Darian, but blacks are not voting for Donald Trump anytime soon. Calling on blacks to honor you with their vote and then in the same breath praising Confederate General Lee is not going to "wake black people up." In 2016, 89% of all blacks voted for Clinton, and 94% of all black women voted for Clinton. Trump and the Republicans have done absolutely nothing to endear the minority vote, and this canard about black unemployment being at an all-time low is not going to work either. Unemployment is historically low for everyone across all classes, races, and genders, yet unemployment among blacks is still 3 to 4 times higher than whites. The Republicans have certainly done wonders for the female vote though!