The Goat Pen

Unlike Rat...

eCat wrote:he's a useful idiot though

So is used toilet paper if ya need to start a fire.

Trump was the duly elected president in 2016.

The Russians had nothing to do with that.

Trump is not going anywhere until 2020 at the earliest.

The sooner the Left accepts these basic, fundamental truths, the happier and saner they will be.

LOL at the orange one. Told ya his dementia is gonna take him down. Dude is a nutcase

Trump will be president until 2020, at least. Would you like to make a pic/tagline bet on that?

On a lighter note, this is hilarious: a GOP congressman creatively drowns out a nutcase protester trying to disrupt a hearing:

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They should use him to drown out loony nutcase protesters at the Kananaugh hearing.

Here's a graph of Nike's stock price the past five days:

https://www.google.com/search?source=hp ... lthWTFM-xg

You can probably tell from that graph when they chose this guy as their spokesman:

https://goo.gl/images/bqXeGk

https://goo.gl/images/gXZoD9

An $80+ stock down less than $2? Wow, great scoop, Mulcahy. Let's add economic genius to your long list of make believe credentials....

LOL, Nike is up 25% this year alone. They've added $30 billion in market cap in the past 9 months. But let's believe Father Mulcahy's blubbering and whining over the Kapernick ads, better sell now, Mulcahy knows markets!

I imagine you as this guy:

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I imagine you as this...

“Professor Tiger, a prince among men, misunderstood in his genius, as genius always is...”

It's weird to be on twitter and a random A&M fan I follow has retweeted a political argument tweet where someone calls someone's else a "dumb fucking dolt" and then I see that original person being referred to is former CNN/si poster zippy.

helluva game yesterday for A&M, even in a loss. I had my doubts but I guess Fisher is worth the money afterall.

Zippy, a.k.a. mnitz (or something like that)...

Fuck him

Sweden became the latest European country to shift to the right on Sunday as immigration continues to reshape the continent's political landscape.

The party's performance followed an uncharacteristically strident electoral campaign centered on immigration and crime, subjects previously considered taboo in a country known for the civility of its political debate.

Sweden joins a growing list of European countries where right-wing, nationalistic, antiestablishment, anti-immigration parties have made significant headway over the past year or so.

Parties long considered on the political fringe have joined the government in Austria toppled the old establishment in Italy, and become the largest opposition force in Germany.
But the vote in Sweden had been especially anticipated both because the country of 10 million people has historically been a bastion of Scandinavian progressivism _ with its generous welfare and immigration policies- and because it was of the countries most affected by the surge in immigration to Europe since 2015.

The outcome suggests that the popular backlash that has swept Europe since the refugee crisis of three years ago isn't letting up, and that no country can consider itself immune.

"What we are seeing in most Western democracies is the emergence of a movement that will be with is for some time come. This is not a flash in the pan or a passing moment in the history of liberal democracy: national populism will be a permanent feature of our political system," Matthew Goodwin, a professor of politics at the University of Kent in Britain, said before the vote.

These European anti-immigration parties are a day late and a euro short. They should have mobilized three years ago, when Merkel decided to let into Europe hundreds of thousands of young, unaccompanied, unvetted, Muslim males from terrorism-infested countries. That deed is done. All they can do now is learn to put up with the skyrocketing crime rates, terrorism, and prepare for Sharia-based laws.

seriously, I think the Husband should have seen this coming

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/mor ... c7fe7b0785

Reminds me of O.J. Simpson's book, "If I Did It."

She's kinda like Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct, except for the hot part...