Jeremy
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And yet, you supported the folks wanting to completely sell us out to a North American Union.

I agree the country had a lot of people who were compliant, trusting and devoid of much independent research. Fortunately, I was not one of them. You? It is not a police state to have borders. If you are referencing the welfare state, I agree with you that this should be immediately stopped. A President doesn’t have that authority though. Agreed. The man wouldn’t know the Constitution if it hit him upside the head. It is very sad that this is where our country is, but it is. Frankly, I wish Texas would secede from the union. I think at this point, our federal government is way too far gone for anything to be turned around. But given this has not happened and probably never will, I am going to vote for the person that I believe will do the least destruction. Sad, I know.

I remember him at the beginning talking about it. Did he do it? No. He got rid of as many as Ron Paul did. Come on. You know as well as I do that at this point, they would off anyone that even got close to it. Our federal government is way too far gone, in my opinion. Now, as far as what Trump actually accomplished. I wish he could have gotten more done, for sure, but he did more good things than probably any President in my lifetime. For example, didn’t start any new wars, got us out of the Paris Climate Accord, spoke about our government shouldn’t be overthrowing other nations and putting in our puppets, stopped being a total chump in paying for other countries defense, etc, talked about the need to get out of NATO and a variety of other international agreements, did more than just talk about our borders being overrun, etc. And if you recall, the establishment was holding hearings to try to oust him pretty much from the very beginning. Was he my first choice? HELL. NO! Rand was that. But, after Rand killed himself in the race, Trump was by far the next best choice. You should well know that any of the front runners have already sold us out, and were chosen to give us the illusion that we are making a choice. Trump may have been another. Don’t know. But given what they are still doing to him, I am thinking probably not. When he ran, I thought that maybe, just maybe, his name recognition might get around what has been going on in politics especially at that level for a long time. So, point is, he certainly wasn’t anything resembling perfect, but I didn’t believe he was sold out like the others, had the best stances on a variety of issues than anyone who had a chance in hell of winning, because of his big name, than anyone in a long time. I am glad I voted for him and if given the chance, I would do it all over again. As far as getting whole agencies dissolved, like they should be, he was able to get rid of as many as Ron, Rand and Thomas. And none of them supported doing away with our country, its Constitution and rolling us into a North American Union, as the guy you most fervently supported, while running all over the forum harassing anyone who didn’t compare Trump to the devil. So, that sir, is my answer to your question.

I agree, but you know that wouldn’t be what happens. What a POS Johnson is!!! I am even more disgusted than I was.

I saw it. Also for research purposes, not entertainment value... which was a good thing, as the entertainment value was very low. The research value was low too, however. Some spoilers... I thought the best part was framing the war around photo journalists. It was a good perspective vs the usual political / military leaders, or soldiers / special forces, etc... But most of the movie was basically a road trip, with some bad stops in a generic war dystopia. It seemed like a low budget way to build the impression of wide spread chaos. Burned out cars. Destroyed military equipment. A little close-quarters combat. Tracer rounds at night... the assault on DC was a step up, of course.

This is a fascinating but infuriating discussion with Tucker. It's definitely a must-see for all Christians, especially for us Evangelicals.

WHAT? Get rid of MANY federal cabinets and replace them at the federal level, WITH NOTHING! Most of those cabinets are not constitutional, anyway. If you are referring to things like the Paris Climate Accord, again, replace it with NOTHING. I would venture to say, and it is a low number, that at least 80 percent of the federal government should be dismissed. Come on, if you are a Ron Paul supporter, you should know that. If the states or localities want to pick up some of that, it is up to them. The remainder should be left to the People.

Which delusions were you suffering when you supported a Johnson/Weld candidacy? You know, Bill Weld who was the co-chair of the Council on Foreign Relations task force to create a North American Union.

That was after school shootings, as I recall. Yeah, one of the reasons I have said that Trump wouldn't know the Constitution if it hit him up side the head. Not good, for sure. But, at this point, I don't think he is evil like the rest of the SOBs. I could be wrong. And yes, typically, he wouldn't be anyone I would consider, but given the state our country is in right now, I am going to vote for the person who will not start anymore wars, and hopefully, get us out of the ones we are in, get us out of even some of the world government organizations, etc. Sad, I know. But, our country is in really deep crapola. I wish someone like Rand or Massie was running, but they aren't.

That's their usual strategy to evade any discussion and debate on the controversial items in a bill. It's sinister, and it's pathetic.