Originally Posted by Guest

Tal, I prefer to address the issues. I cannot help it if you and your boyfriend, Chi allow your minds to be agitated by miserable, nasty little CNM.

Like I have said before, it's not personal. If I attack defensively, it's just my wish to shut someone up so that we can discuss issues not someone's petty little petulance over losing the election. I normally do not stay on a political forum after an election, just during the campaign. I have already gotten a bit bored with the childish crying on here and accusations of someone or another being a big meanie. For crying out loud if you don't like what someone says, either buck up and take it like an adult or leave. Adults do not need an "ignore" button. Adults walk away or pass over/around the petulance.

Nothing personal TAL. It does not even bother me when you don't get my moniker correct. Sometimes I even grin when I see the spelling.

Don't worry, I won't be on here much anymore. Only when I am bored, if that. Most likely I will forgo the useless banter and wait until another campaign season starts. That is, if I even care by then.

To make this post relevant, I am very satisfied with what Trump has been accomplishing so far, even with all the adversity. He has far exceeded my expectations. To think, I didn't even vote for him in the primary. My thoughts have been wondering lately just how long it will be before the left wakes up and see that they have been scammed by their so-called leaders. I wonder when you all will realize how dangerous George Soros is to democracy and freedom. I wonder when you all will finally be relieved that Hillary did not get elected, and realize what would have happened if she had been.

I am not fond of Trump's tweeting. I don't tweet so I have to take someone else's word for it that he should not be doing it. I don't even listen to his speeches. I am following what he is doing, and I am pleased.

By the way, if you want to watch a good and decent Democrat, follow Joe Manchin from WV. He seems to remind me of the old Democratic party, when some Dems were still moderate if not a bit conservative. The party of my father. The party that I left because it had been taken over by socialists.