Pointing out his small inauguration crowd and popular vote loss are not necessarily attempts to undermine him. They are facts, offered partly to check his claims of a broad popular mandate for his policies, partly to troll him.
You're actually really serious here?
Talk is cheap. Then again, we are talking about people talking to other people.His speeches are hollow. If he means anything of what he says, let him take action.
I'm trying to find sense in this statement of yours.Talk is cheap. Then again, we are talking about people talking to other people.
In any case, recognizing a problem is the first step to solving it.
The dismissal comes from the fact that Rubio is one of the artitechs of the present partisan climate. It'd be like if Bush warned about the dangers of allowing tragedy to cause people to surrender power to the executive branch. A true statement, but hard not to be suspicious of considering the source. Or for a more Canadian example, if Harper released a speech about the necessities of playing fair in an election.Strictly speaking (to be pedantic), his eyes should be blue-within-blue (spice addiction) and he would have had to undergo many years of Bene Gesserit training (they don't often bother training males).
But that was an excellent speech (on the surface; I don't know the context that prompted it), and something like it would be beneficial in Canada, as well. I remember a time during the Mulroney years (1984-1993) when Question Period was more shouting and theatrics than calm questions and answers (hardly any questions are given real answers in QP anyway).
Nowadays is a little better, but not much. A lot of partisan sniping has been taken to Twitter, where even 140 words is plenty long enough to say unparliamentary things.
Number one, I'm fairly happy with the world as it is. Number two, I think that there is far more likelihood of making the world even better if my words and actions include beating the snot out of people who demonstrably cannot be talked out of making it worse.
You want to make the world great again?![]()
That's not what I'm talking about. After the results were announced I regularly heard things like "I won't be watching the fake inauguration" or "join the movement to retroactively abolish the electoral college and make Hillary president instead" (plenty of those people weren't political commentators). I also recall riots where people chanted "not my President" and burned effigies of Trump.
What makes you say that?The dismissal comes from the fact that Rubio is one of the artitechs of the present partisan climate.
It's more like maintenance. If someone demonstrates they want to make it worse I see no benefit in standing around and letting them. The "lead by example and the destructive will come around to your 'love thy brother' point of view" plan doesn't seem to be working.
What makes you say that?
Domestically, does it not?
Why?You made him say it, by creating this ridiculous thread. The whole "oh, woe for the lack of civility and cooperation" line coming from Marco Rubio is hypocrisy at such a grotesque level that there is really nothing to do but point it out and laugh.
Why?
Question: On the Motion (Shall the Senator be Permitted to Proceed in Order? )
Rubio (R-FL), Nay
Apparently not. Look to the east.
What else?
I'm passing familiar with my east. The northerly part is fun to visit. The southerly part is fun to visit too, but has a 30 year head start on what the Rust belt voters are complaining about, largely under unrivaled Democratic governance no less. That one has actually caught back up to the 90s. I could also look to my west, at Rockford. I could also look to my South, at Decatur. I mean, these are just the drags slowing CA from escape velocity, yesh? We could go full Pontiac I suppose. Bill left room to go more hardcore. Everyone kept messing up our requests to take Gitmo, tho, so I'm not sure how cooperative our compatriots would be.
I'm not sure if you are doing this on purpose, but acting like a five-year-old asking an endless series of 'why' questions and then lamenting how the discourse has fallen into the gutter is almost as hypocritical as Marco Rubio.