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[QUOTE=Buddahaid;2910798]

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Originally Posted by Gorpet (Post 2910757)

Funny how that doesn’t address anything about Jan 6th.

Jan 6th has gone the way of Russian Collusion and the Dodo

[QUOTE=Rockstar;2910842]

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Originally Posted by Buddahaid (Post 2910798)

Jan 6th has gone the way of Russian Collusion and the Dodo

But it was still a direct attack on our basic government and type of Democracy. :yep:

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Originally Posted by ET2SN (Post 2910847)

But it was still a direct attack on our basic government and type of Democracy. :yep:

Can’t argue, for the simple reason I believe you believe that, and nothing will ever change your mind. All I can say is good luck to ya’ and your never ending crusade. Which in reality over the last decade or so has turned up absolutely nothing other than more loud accusations and headlines.

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But then what of the Brits concern about Trump’s legal fees? :har::har::har::har:

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Originally Posted by Rockstar (Post 2910850)

I believe you believe that, and nothing will ever change your mind.

I have eyes, ears, and C-SPAN. :yep:
I also have enough intellect to figure out what the :k_confused: is going on.

Meanwhile, how often do I reply in these political "got 'cha" threads compared to, let's say, you? :hmmm:

:Kaleun_Goofy:

Trump: I Could Have PREVENTED the American Civil War

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Former President Donald Trump recently made the bold assertion that the civil war could have been negotiated before violence broke out. Trump also believed that he could’ve been the one negotiating, taking a dig at Abraham Lincoln. Critics have called it the “most insane” thing he’s said to date.

At a campaign rally in Newton, Iowa, former President Donald Trump made remarks about the American Civil War that have stirred controversy and ignited debates over historical interpretation and the identity of the Republican Party. The comments were delivered ahead of the state’s caucuses, where Trump is currently leading in the race to secure the Republican Party nomination for the 2024 presidential election.

Trump suggested that the American Civil War, fought between the Union and the Confederacy from 1861 to 1865 over the divisive issue of slavery, could have been avoided through negotiation. Speaking before a crowd of supporters, he stated, “I’m so attracted to seeing it. There was something that could’ve been negotiated… Abraham Lincoln, if he negotiated it, we wouldn’t know who Lincoln was. He wouldn’t have been the Abraham Lincoln. But that would’ve been ok.”

These comments have sparked significant controversy and condemnation, given the historical context and the deeply ingrained understanding of the causes of the Civil War. Trump continued his rant by saying, “So many mistakes were made. See, there was something I think could have been negotiated, to be honest with you… “I think you could have negotiated that. All the people died. So many people died.”

The comments immediately provoked outrage on various online platforms, with former Republican Rep Liz Cheney questioning the feasibility of negotiating aspects of the Civil War, particularly regarding slavery and secession. She directed her criticism towards fellow Republicans who have endorsed Trump, asking how they could defend such statements.

“Which part of the Civil War ‘could have been negotiated’? The slavery part? The secession part? Whether Lincoln should have preserved the Union?” Cheney said, followed by, “Question for members of the GOP — the party of Lincoln — who have endorsed Donald Trump: How can you possibly defend this?”

Columnist Ahmed Baba and radio host Michelangelo Signorile also joined the online condemnation, stressing the historical impossibility of negotiating such a fundamental issue as slavery, “There is no compromise on whether or not Black people should be enslaved. They tried that with the Missouri Compromise —it only separated slave states and free states and led to the Civil War. So no, slavery couldn’t have been ‘negotiated’. It was slavery or no slavery.”

Michelangelo Signorile also said, “This is one of the most insane things Trump has said. Could have negotiated slavery? Would love to hear the terms of that negotiation.”

Trump’s remarks come at a time when the causes of the Civil War have become a sensitive topic within the GOP, particularly during the ongoing primary season. Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley faced criticism for not explicitly citing slavery as the root cause of the war, attributing it to differences in how government was to be run.

Trump’s statements, deviating from the traditional Republican view of Abraham Lincoln as a hero who preserved the Union and opposed slavery, reveal a different side of the Republican party that we haven’t seen before.
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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2910862)

Trump: I Could Have PREVENTED the American Civil War

What next...?...

(Possible future news report):

"Today Trump declared he could have prevented the Crucifixion of Christ. Trump declared "You know, and many, many people agree, great people, smart people, if I had been around back then I could have easily gotten Jesus off his death penalty. I would have gotten him full, complete immunity with ease and prevented his demise. Only I could have done such a thing and many, many people, as I have said, agree with me..."

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You can say what you want but this man have very high thoughts about himself

Markus

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Originally Posted by vienna (Post 2910875)

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I'm glad to see someone who thinks it might have been a good idea to at least try to prevent the American Civil War. :hmmm:

If we get "Four more years, pause." it will make all the wars we've fought feel like such awful wastes of life for absolutely NOTHING. NOTHING! :arrgh!:

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Originally Posted by vienna (Post 2910875)

What next...?

Maybe he could have saved Uncle Bosey from being eaten by cannibals.

:D:D:D

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Originally Posted by em2nought (Post 2910895)

I see no difference between left or right kook fringe. They’re all just kook fringe.

I remember back in the day when they accused Obama of plotting to cancel the 2016 Election and install himself as dictator for life. Now the kook fringe thinks Trump will destroy democracy and install himself as dictator for life.

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Originally Posted by Buddahaid (Post 2910797)

RFK jr. has now challenged Trump to debate. Let’s see how the big strong man takes up that offer, or will he run away farting a smoke screen of lame excuses like he did for the primaries?

Biden ran away from participating in the Democrat primary debates, including debating RFK, and now is too chicken to agree to debate Trump in the General. Is Old Joe also farting up a smoke screen of lame excuses or is he just too senile for his handlers to risk it? :hmmm:

Does it really matter? Trump will be in jail by the end of June... Nikki Haley, get your rest now, girl.

The US has eased sanctions on at least 10 Russian banks, including the Central Bank, to allow energy-related operations as energy costs soar, per Bloomberg.

Translation: Biden is, "Stickin' it to Putin"! ... except when something economically related may be hurting Biden's re-election chances.

Probably why Biden remains silent over what his pro Hamas constituency is doing at Columbia University and other universities too.

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Originally Posted by Onkel Neal (Post 2911002)

Does it really matter? Trump will be in jail by the end of June... Nikki Haley, get your rest now, girl.

I’m not so sure Trump should be the one going to jail.

https://www.documentcloud.org/docume...names-unsealed

https://youtu.be/wwUKhrOlE7c?feature=shared