MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Wayne, You remain one of the nicest guys I never met.
Same sentiment back at you Murph.
MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Wayne, You remain one of the nicest guys I never met.
webenda wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Wayne, You remain one of the nicest guys I never met.
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Same sentiment back at you Murph.
Roy wrote:According to the Secretary of State, Donald Dump is a moron.
rogruth wrote:I seem to recall some offense being taken when President Obama was referred to as President Obumma.
I realize that no one cares what I think but it offends me, and hopefully others, when our presidents are referred to in this manner.
up148 wrote:Sadly, the days of the "Commander in Chief" being a respected position are long behind us. Anything goes today. The level of disrespect has risen exponentially during the past 3-4 administrations.
up148 wrote:Sadly, the days of the "Commander in Chief" being a respected position are long behind us. Anything goes today. The level of disrespect has risen exponentially during the past 3-4 administrations.
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:the Office might be respected, but respecting the person has not been in play since Watergate. And, respect still has to be earned; it doesn't get handed to anyone....
Roy wrote:up148 wrote:Sadly, the days of the "Commander in Chief" being a respected position are long behind us. Anything goes today. The level of disrespect has risen exponentially during the past 3-4 administrations.Rufus T. Firefly wrote:the Office might be respected, but respecting the person has not been in play since Watergate. And, respect still has to be earned; it doesn't get handed to anyone....
It's hard to respect Presidents that tweet.
HONDO74 wrote:Roy wrote:up148 wrote:Sadly, the days of the "Commander in Chief" being a respected position are long behind us. Anything goes today. The level of disrespect has risen exponentially during the past 3-4 administrations.Rufus T. Firefly wrote:the Office might be respected, but respecting the person has not been in play since Watergate. And, respect still has to be earned; it doesn't get handed to anyone....
It's hard to respect Presidents that tweet.
It's harder to respect a president that gets a BJ in the oval office with an intern and has actually sexual harassed women.
HONDO74 wrote:Roy wrote:up148 wrote:Sadly, the days of the "Commander in Chief" being a respected position are long behind us. Anything goes today. The level of disrespect has risen exponentially during the past 3-4 administrations.Rufus T. Firefly wrote:the Office might be respected, but respecting the person has not been in play since Watergate. And, respect still has to be earned; it doesn't get handed to anyone....
It's hard to respect Presidents that tweet.
It's harder to respect a president that gets a BJ in the oval office with an intern and has actually sexual harassed women.
MurphOnMillerAve wrote:HONDO74 wrote:Roy wrote:It's hard to respect Presidents that tweet.
It's harder to respect a president that gets a BJ in the oval office with an intern and has actually sexual harassed women.
Uh oh, does that mean Weinstein (The guy currently in the news, who just got fired from his own company [HOW does that happen?] )will move up the line to become a candidate!
HONDO74 wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:HONDO74 wrote:
It's harder to respect a president that gets a BJ in the oval office with an intern and has actually sexual harassed women.
Uh oh, does that mean Weinstein (The guy currently in the news, who just got fired from his own company [HOW does that happen?] )will move up the line to become a candidate!
They say anyone can be president and since George Washington, the country has proven that.
rogruth wrote:If a president doesn't tweet he will be called a Luddite.
If he does he is called trivial.
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