The Conservative Cave

Walleye (41,928 posts)
1. He wouldn't pay it anyway. She's a black woman he wouldn't obey.

newdeal2 (3,656 posts)
2. Just a woman does it
He doesn’t know the meaning of no or stop it if a woman says it.

Walleye (41,928 posts)
4. Yes, his whole administration has the morals and ethics of a rapist

That’s the main reason I’ve hated his guts all this time. A woman is not obligated to tolerate a rapist. He won’t take no for an answer in any situation. And there are men who think this is a virtue.

Just_Vote_Dem (3,362 posts)
5. Why is he so ****ing teflon?
There's got to be a lot we don't know

Scrivener7 (56,779 posts)
6. His corruption is contagious. Always has been.

Johonny (24,353 posts)
12. Laws only apply to poor people in America

There simply is nothing rich people can do anymore to warrant the legal system not to go out of their way to forgive, delay, and forget the crime.

Even conviction isn't enough. We are a lawless nation. A nation that punishes the innocent poor and rewards the lawless oligarchs. Pretending it is any other way is to live in a fantasy.

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO  (August 21, 2025) — Dr. James C. Dobson, one of the most influential Christian leaders of the last half-century and a tireless advocate for the traditional family, passed away on August 21, 2025 at the age of 89. A psychologist, New York Times best-selling author, a Radio Hall of Fame broadcaster, and advisor to five U.S. presidents, Dr. Dobson dedicated his life to strengthening marriages, guiding parents, and defending biblical values by championing the central role of family in America.

“Dr. Dobson was a pioneer—a man of deep conviction whose voice shaped the way generations view faith, family and culture,” said Gary Bauer, Senior Vice President of Public Policy at the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute. “His bold leadership, integrity, and compassion helped equip countless families to thrive in a world of shifting values. He was a mentor, a counselor, and a steady voice of truth in turbulent times.”

Born in 1936 in Shreveport, Louisiana, Dr. Dobson founded Focus on the Family in 1977, creating one of the largest faith-based organizations in the world. His daily broadcasts were heard on over 4,000 radio stations across North America and translated into 27 languages in more than 160 countries. Following his departure from Focus on the Family in 2010, Dr. Dobson launched the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute (JDFI), continuing his mission through Family Talk, a nationally syndicated radio broadcast offering timeless counsel for today’s families.

Hey DUmmie, get your chalkboard out and show us all how Medicare for all would work. How it will be paid, what will the salaries of Doctors and Nurses be, no fraud, no abuse..