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The DUmpster / Re: The day you f**kers decided to ignore...
« Last post by Airwolf on December 04, 2024, 08:57:15 PM »
When, in the last 50 or so years, have the Dems cared about the moral high ground? They're sludge dwellers. They despise the high ground and shun it like facts and the truth.

They stopped worrying about the moral high ground when they let Ted Kennedy stay in office after his little detour off that one little bridge many years ago.
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The DUmpster / DUmmies sure do love them some Mitt Romney
« Last post by FunkyZero on December 04, 2024, 07:30:30 PM »
I wonder why people are abandoning the democrat party?  No way it could be their disposition, right?

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100219789347

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Dennis Donovan (26,341 posts)
Wed Dec 4, 2024, 06:24 PM

The Hill: Romney calls for bipartisanship in farewell Senate speech

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) gave his Senate farewell speech on Wednesday where he urged elected officials to prioritize unity in the face of stubborn partisanship.


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DoBW (2,060 posts)
2. Dude, wake up it's Hitler time again.....nt
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Wed Dec 4, 2024, 06:27 PM

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Basso8vb (377 posts)
3. F*** you, rMoney.
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Wed Dec 4, 2024, 06:28 PM

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Autumn (46,404 posts)
4. So long asshole. F*** off and don't let the door hit you where your good lord split ya.
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Wed Dec 4, 2024, 07:09 PM

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ZonkerHarris (25,316 posts)
5. Become the CEO of a healthcare company Mitt.
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Wed Dec 4, 2024, 07:21 PM

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JustAnotherGen (33,690 posts)
6. He can
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Wed Dec 4, 2024, 07:45 PM
F*ck right off with that noise.

And we, the Democratic electorate need to make the political life of any Democratic Party official who wants to play compromise games where the American people lose, career ending behavior.

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republianmushroom (17,822 posts)
7. Screw you and your party, Romney.
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Wed Dec 4, 2024, 07:50 PM

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maxrandb (15,923 posts)
8. Dear Mitt Romney
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Wed Dec 4, 2024, 08:16 PM
Ahem..."Go f*** yourself sideways with a First Edition, Hard Cover copy of Atlas Shrugged, you worthless piece of amphibian sh*t."

My "apologies" if that "feeds into the sickness of denial, deceit and distrust", but seriously, f*** you and the "both sides" dressage horse you rode in on.

Where Mitt? Where was that "concern" while your party was ramming trickle-down economics down the throat of the middle class?

Was that the, how did you put it? "They scourge of partisanship"?

Was it "deceit", or "denial" that enabled you to ram through 3 Wingnut, Reactionary Confederate Supreme Court Justices? One stolen from the duly elected President of the United States, and another "rammed" through eight days before the presidential elections. I believe you voted to confirm both.

Some would say; "actions like that could result in "DISTRUST". Some might also describe that as "THE SCOURGE OF PARTISANSHIP"

Sorry Mitt, but folks being unhappy with the scraps that fall from the Koch brothers table are not "talking past you". We're f***ing pissed.

You know what truly makes folks like me hate the everloving f*** out of people like you? It's that you think I'm f***ing stupid.

You have gotten everything you've wanted.

- A POS reactionary Wingnut Supreme Court that will do whatever the f*** the Federalist Society tells them to do.

- A POS reactionary Wingnut Supreme Court that will even nullify elections as needed so your party never need worry about losing another election.

- Gutting of privacy rights and environmental rights.

- Tax cuts for the wealthy as far as the eye can see.

And now, after you've run over your opponents, you dare to "stretch out the hand of togetherness"?


At least Susan Collins "deceit" and "denial" is presented with a cover of ignorance. Seriously, you can honestly think that Suze isn't deceitful...she's just f***ing stupid. Have you met her?

Unlike Suzy, you try to wrap your deceit in moral pompossity. It just doesn't work. It takes years of practice to make deceit look like ignorance, and Suzy is a master.

You "long for America to rise above the din to unite behind the truth"??

I long for a Senator from Utah that isn't a sniveling coward.

I am sure that if we take advice from the likes of you, neither of us will get what we long for

So, with all due respect, F*** You!

- Max

What a pleasant bunch. Their families must be shattered knowing they won't come to thanksgiving gatherings anymore.
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The DUmpster / Re: The hardest part is knowing who we live among.
« Last post by DefiantSix on December 04, 2024, 07:20:24 PM »
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The DUmpster / Re: The hardest part is knowing who we live among.
« Last post by SVPete on December 04, 2024, 06:50:06 PM »
Given my county's voting patterns and some Dem voters' acceptance and encouragement of politically-motivated violence, maybe I should be worried about my 75%-Dem-voting neighbors ...

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... nahhhhhh, I know they aren't that variety of Dem.
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The DUmpster / Re: The hardest part is knowing who we live among.
« Last post by FlippyDoo on December 04, 2024, 05:08:52 PM »
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LuckyCharms (19,045 posts)

The hardest part is knowing who we live among.
I've been in "try to be positive" mode since the election.

But I have to get this off my chest, so I'm going to type it out.

Without hyperbole, Trump has done probably a million things, in public and without shame, that should have been the END of him.

Literally a million things.

But what really sucked the soul out of me was when he mocked that disabled reporter. I still can't believe that he was elected after he did that. I find it impossible. Surreal. Foul. Evil. Rage inducing. Tears of rage.

And here's what I'm getting at...people voted for that...thing.

I have not been able to reconcile that in my mind ever since it happened.

And the result of this one act has been profound for me. Because now I keep my circle small. I don't know who to trust. I mentally vet everyone new who I meet.

I wonder if they voted for that son of a bitch. And when I get just a whiff that they did, they're ****ing gone.

And this is how that ****ing bastard altered my life. My world view. My way of looking at things. And I'll never be the same because of it. Because I now know who is out there. All of my naivety has been stripped away. All of my happy innocence. My joy, my trust. From that one act, out of millions.

And this is what he has sown upon millions of people. This bizarre stripping of trust.

Some call it a form of PTSD. I don't know, I'm not an expert in such matters, but it sure feels like something unspeakably bad. And it is permanent.

So we can talk about stolen documents, about his shitty cabinet picks, his grifting, his whatever.

The REAL problem is what he did to the psyche of America.

For you Trumpers that are reading this...**** you with a jackhammer. And I'll gleefully tell you this to your face with a smile, just to see what you'll try to do about it.

Other than the lie about trying to stay positive in the second sentence, this DUmmie's post kind of surprised me at how accurate it would be if you replace "Trump" with "Biden".

Of course, it also still surprises me that some people actually believe that Biden REALLY got 11,784,895 more votes than the "first black president" got in the 2008 election or 15,367,706 more votes than the Magic Muslim/Great One got in the 2012 election or 6,842,081 more votes than the great Kammie Kameleon, crown princess of knob gobbling, got in this last election. Especially since Princess Kammie was running against the alleged world's biggest threat to democracy.
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The DUmpster / Re: The hardest part is knowing who we live among.
« Last post by SVPete on December 04, 2024, 04:43:12 PM »
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LuckyCharms (19,045 posts)

The hardest part is knowing who we live among.
I've been in "try to be positive" mode since the election.

You know nothing about the neighbors next to whom you've lived for God knows how many months or years? You know nothing about the coworkers next to whom you've worked for God knows how many months or years?
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The DUmpster / Re: The hardest part is knowing who we live among.
« Last post by jukin on December 04, 2024, 04:28:57 PM »
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For you Trumpers that are reading this...**** you with a jackhammer. And I'll gleefully tell you this to your face with a smile, just to see what you'll try to do about it.

We got an internet badass here. I got a hunski that says LuckyCharms is 115 pounds of leftist twit.
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The DUmpster / Re: The hardest part is knowing who we live among.
« Last post by Old n Grumpy on December 04, 2024, 03:44:20 PM »
Can you say drama queen? Sounds like he needs an express delivery from the suicide hotline. :lmao:
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The DUmpster / The hardest part is knowing who we live among.
« Last post by CC27 on December 04, 2024, 03:29:14 PM »
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LuckyCharms (19,045 posts)

The hardest part is knowing who we live among.
I've been in "try to be positive" mode since the election.

But I have to get this off my chest, so I'm going to type it out.

Without hyperbole, Trump has done probably a million things, in public and without shame, that should have been the END of him.

Literally a million things.

But what really sucked the soul out of me was when he mocked that disabled reporter. I still can't believe that he was elected after he did that. I find it impossible. Surreal. Foul. Evil. Rage inducing. Tears of rage.

And here's what I'm getting at...people voted for that...thing.

I have not been able to reconcile that in my mind ever since it happened.

And the result of this one act has been profound for me. Because now I keep my circle small. I don't know who to trust. I mentally vet everyone new who I meet.

I wonder if they voted for that son of a bitch. And when I get just a whiff that they did, they're ****ing gone.

And this is how that ****ing bastard altered my life. My world view. My way of looking at things. And I'll never be the same because of it. Because I now know who is out there. All of my naivety has been stripped away. All of my happy innocence. My joy, my trust. From that one act, out of millions.

And this is what he has sown upon millions of people. This bizarre stripping of trust.

Some call it a form of PTSD. I don't know, I'm not an expert in such matters, but it sure feels like something unspeakably bad. And it is permanent.

So we can talk about stolen documents, about his shitty cabinet picks, his grifting, his whatever.

The REAL problem is what he did to the psyche of America.

For you Trumpers that are reading this...**** you with a jackhammer. And I'll gleefully tell you this to your face with a smile, just to see what you'll try to do about it.


https://www.democraticunderground.com/100219786546

Being around you would be terrible. Grow up.
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The DUmpster / Re: The day you f**kers decided to ignore...
« Last post by Old n Grumpy on December 04, 2024, 02:38:37 PM »
They’re worried about Trump tracing the country. In the meantime, Biden is doing everything he can leave a mess for Trump and waste billions of dollars before he exits the office.
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