UK gets on Brexit / Boris Johnson train, full speed ahead

[Stewey]

I'm actually down with a lot of conservatives policies. Just hate how Trump has bastardized the right in America. I can't sign up for this amount of lying and vitriol, bowing down to Putin & the far right. But I'll side with sane, reasoned, moderate conservative politics on many issues. I know I'm the libtard boogey man around here, but I'm actually more to the middle on most issues than the flaming, far-left ideologue many of you paint me to be. Such is life, I've learned to accept it and moved on.

Then you side with Trump.

 

[Stewey]

Never been a registered Dem. Though I did support Obama and opposed George W mainly for his mindless war in Iraq. As for Trump, that needs no explanation. But I could see myself voting Republican at some point in the future, if they ever rid themselves of this maniac and return to their roots. In other words, I'm not a partisan, pro-Democratic Party guy. I absolutely hated Hillary as a candidate.

I prefer moderate candidates like Michael Bennett, or independent Angus King. People with a backbone.

Would you support impeaching Obama if it was him on the other end of that phone call to Zelinsky?

 

[Confluence]

I know I'm the libtard boogey man.

Yep.

I think acceptance is one of the stages of grief.

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[steel dino]

The next time Boris combs his hair....will be the first time....

 

[Stewey]

I'm actually down with a lot of conservatives policies. Just hate how Trump has bastardized the right in America. I can't sign up for this amount of lying and vitriol, bowing down to Putin & the far right. But I'll side with sane, reasoned, moderate conservative politics on many issues. I know I'm the libtard boogey man around here, but I'm actually more to the middle on most issues than the flaming, far-left ideologue many of you paint me to be. Such is life, I've learned to accept it and moved on.

You're a hypocrite then. No time in American history have we witnessed this level of vitriol, hate, and lying spewing from the side you support...add corruption to that.
From leftist politicians encouraging confronting conservatives in public places to those black thugs on the street the other day who beat up a white kid wearing a MAGA hat.

Trump is not dividing America, you people are.

Oh, and Trump provided aid to Ukraine to help defend against Russia. Obama refused.

 

[Stewey]

I'm actually down with a lot of conservatives policies. Just hate how Trump has bastardized the right in America. I can't sign up for this amount of lying and vitriol, bowing down to Putin & the far right. But I'll side with sane, reasoned, moderate conservative politics on many issues. I know I'm the libtard boogey man around here, but I'm actually more to the middle on most issues than the flaming, far-left ideologue many of you paint me to be. Such is life, I've learned to accept it and moved on.

In what ways has Trumps "lying" negatively affected this country?

 

[Stewey]

The next time Boris combs his hair....will be the first time....

What is it about Conservatives and their problem with combing their hair??

Oh wait...

 

[Stewey]

Yep.

I think acceptance is one of the stages of grief.

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Next step to Tibs' recovery is confronting his bout with Trump Derangement Syndrome.
TDS is real.

 

[Ron Burgundy]

Boris Johnson's triumph proves democracy-denying radical socialists backed by self-righteous celebrities on Twitter are electoral poison

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/me...tUoP6kuLOl6a9-TTR_a5UpeUlhrcTQMtDTzQ8bamGVH9Q

Corbyn's UK defeat was bad news for Sanders, Warren and America's left

Dec. 13, 2019, 9:04 AM EST
By Chuck Todd, Mark Murray and Carrie Dann
WASHINGTON — Always beware of drawing conclusions from one country’s election to another.

But it’s also hard to ignore that the results in Britain last night were bad news for Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and America’s left — just 52 days before the Iowa caucuses.

On Thursday, unpopular Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Conservative Party trounced even more unpopular socialist Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party, with Labour having its worst general-election performance in three decades.

Make no mistake: Neither Sanders nor Warren are as unpopular as Corbyn is in his country; in fact, Sanders and Warren have similar favorable and unfavorable ratings to Joe Biden’s.

And there’s no doubt that Corbyn’s muddled message on Brexit hurt his party.

But beyond unpopularity and Brexit, last night’s election showed the limits of campaigning and winning on ideology. A socialist or very left-leaning message — inspired to turn out young voters and unite the working class — simply didn’t work.

It also showed what happens to a party when it becomes primarily an urban party.

“The tide has gone so far out for Labour that it is now predominantly a party of the English cities and their commuter suburbs. Seat after seat in its traditional strongholds across central and northern England and north Wales fell to the Conservatives,” Helen Lewis writes in The Atlantic.

And it shows the limits of the Twitter Left.

As NBC’s Keir Simmons noted on “Today,” this morning, the Twitter Left in Britain thought it was building momentum and winning the argument.

“One commentator today, perhaps with a lesson for America again, saying: ‘Never believe that Twitter reflects the country,’” Simmons said.

 

[Coach]

The UK election was a complete repudiation on liberal policies and a precursor of things to come for the USA 2020 general election.

 

[Ron Burgundy]

The UK election was a complete repudiation on liberal policies and a precursor of things to come for the USA 2020 general election.

I've been waiting for Jonathan Pie to weigh in. *Profanity Alert*

 

[DBS1970]

I'm actually down with a lot of conservatives policies. Just hate how Trump has bastardized the right in America. I can't sign up for this amount of lying and vitriol, bowing down to Putin & the far right. But I'll side with sane, reasoned, moderate conservative politics on many issues. I know I'm the libtard boogey man around here, but I'm actually more to the middle on most issues than the flaming, far-left ideologue many of you paint me to be. Such is life, I've learned to accept it and moved on.

You hate how Trump is the first Republican in our lite times to actually hit back at leftists when they attack rather than "take the high road".

We have all seen your support for extreme socialist redistribution and tax and spend big government so don't tell the lie that you are a moderate.

On topic though of course the UK rejected open borders, terrorist immigration and demographic replacement.