We could be Britain. Boris is already rejecting European food safety standards and preparing the country for the importation of the hormone/antibiotic/beta agonist injected crap that we eat here after he and Trump negotiate a trade deal because FREEDOM! For all the jumping up and down idiots like Farage have been doing, they still haven't really left. All they've accomplished so far is removing their representation in the European Parliament. They're still going to pay the EU through the end of the year and they still have to abide by EU rules and regulations. But it's better, see, because they voluntarily abandoned their right to vote on anything in the EU Parliament.
In a perfect world, we'd send all the Republicans to Britain and in turn, they'd send all their Remainers here. Britain, populated only by Brexiteers, would be no worse off and we would be spectacularly better off.
Of course that won't happen, but one can still dream - at least until the demi-god Drumpf says we can't anymore.
I didn't think I'd live long enough to look back fondly on the days of Reagan, Bush I and Bush II. At least we had a functioning government back then (admittedly, by Bush II it was teetering on the brink). I do not see any way this government survives the soon-to-be-formalized treasonous act that the Senate is about to perform. It is macabre.
Senator Rubio summed up the cognitive dissonance well when he wrote, "Just because actions meet a standard of impeachment does not mean it is in the best interest of the country to remove a President from office."
It's not like we fought a war to protect ourselves from the rule of tyrants or anything. Am I right?
In a perfect world, we'd send all the Republicans to Britain and in turn, they'd send all their Remainers here. Britain, populated only by Brexiteers, would be no worse off and we would be spectacularly better off.
Of course that won't happen, but one can still dream - at least until the demi-god Drumpf says we can't anymore.
I didn't think I'd live long enough to look back fondly on the days of Reagan, Bush I and Bush II. At least we had a functioning government back then (admittedly, by Bush II it was teetering on the brink). I do not see any way this government survives the soon-to-be-formalized treasonous act that the Senate is about to perform. It is macabre.
Senator Rubio summed up the cognitive dissonance well when he wrote, "Just because actions meet a standard of impeachment does not mean it is in the best interest of the country to remove a President from office."
It's not like we fought a war to protect ourselves from the rule of tyrants or anything. Am I right?