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  • MAGA.      TRUMP TRAIN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @oldbrownsfan said:

    I don't know if that is true or not but I do know in the democrat presidential debates shorter candidates are supplied boxes to stand on. Per the article it is not an uncommon practice.

    https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/castro-stands-on-box-to-look-taller-in-democratic-debate

    It is a practice, but in the instance I related it is not true...

    And, cal, your boy is not responsible for Criminal Justice reform.

    @tour2ma said:

    And, cal, your boy is not responsible for Criminal Justice reform.

    well, Tour, he didn't make it, but he signed the bill, after people like Van Jones worked on the project

    for a good while with the WH.

    even Van Jones praised Pres Trump for it:

    Van Jones Gives Trump 'a Salute' After Backing Prison ...

    https://www.mediaite.com/tv/van-jones-says-trump-give-trump-a-salute-and-applause-after-backing-prison-reform-measure/

    CNN’s Van Jones offered a bit of rare praise for President Donald Trump on Wednesday after the president announced his support for the prison and sentencing reform bill.

    Van Jones praises Trump-backed criminal justice reform ...

    https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/422025-van...

    Dec 19, 2018 · CNN commentator Van Jones on Wednesday praised the Senate and the Trump administration for their efforts to pass a bipartisan criminal justice reform bill.

    Van Jones praised Trump on criminal justice reform. Now he ...

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2018/11/15/...

    Nov 15, 2018 · Liberal activist Van Jones, who has worked with the Trump White House on criminal justice reform for a while, was the recipient of much chiding on Twitter after he tweeted that Trump “is on his way to becoming the uniter-in-Chief” after his support for the bill.

  • @texasag1969 said:

    BS-it was a cheap way to endorse and you know it.

    No, I wasn't endorsing anything. The Trump ad about

    Alice Marie Johnson

    was excellent, you dishonest beyatch.  I even posted the video of Groundhog day, moron.

    I didn't post videos of the other.

    @calfoxwc said:

    No, I wasn't endorsing anything. The Trump ad about

    Alice Marie Johnson

    was excellent, you dishonest beyatch.  I even posted the video of Groundhog day, moron.

    I didn't post videos of the other.

    Keep your name calling to yourself. There is nothing dishonest about me. No one felt a need to say anything about the POLITICAL ad of Bloomberg, but you felt a need to say something about Trump's POLITICAL ad. You are being dishonest by not recognizing exactly what you did. You felt a need to bring up politics in a devious way. Projection much?

  • @calfoxwc said:

    No, I wasn't endorsing anything. The Trump ad about

    Alice Marie Johnson

    was excellent, you dishonest beyatch.  I even posted the video of Groundhog day, moron.

    I didn't post videos of the other.

    Keep your name calling to yourself. There is nothing dishonest about me. No one felt a need to say anything about the POLITICAL ad of Bloomberg, but you felt a need to say something about Trump's POLITICAL ad. You are being dishonest by not recognizing exactly what you did. You felt a need to bring up politics in a devious way. Projection much?

    @texasag1969 said:

    Keep your name calling to yourself. There is nothing dishonest about me. No one felt a need to say anything about the POLITICAL ad of Bloomberg, but you felt a need to say something about Trump's POLITICAL ad. You are being dishonest by not recognizing exactly what you did. You felt a need to bring up politics in a devious way. Projection much?

      No one liked the bloomberg commercial - no one likes him. He's a twerp. It was a couple of commercials I liked. and you won't change that. I didn't even post links to them. Go groundhog day yourself. I -really- liked that commercial. Doritos are GREAT with coke, even moreso with a good root beer. and Sam Elliot is far more a Texan than you will ever be.

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Keep your name calling to yourself. There is nothing dishonest about me. No one felt a need to say anything about the POLITICAL ad of Bloomberg, but you felt a need to say something about Trump's POLITICAL ad. You are being dishonest by not recognizing exactly what you did. You felt a need to bring up politics in a devious way. Projection much?

      No one liked the bloomberg commercial - no one likes him. He's a twerp. It was a couple of commercials I liked. and you won't change that. I didn't even post links to them. Go groundhog day yourself. I -really- liked that commercial. Doritos are GREAT with coke, even moreso with a good root beer. and Sam Elliot is far more a Texan than you will ever be.

    @calfoxwc said:

      and Sam Elliot is far more a Texan than you will ever be.

    Sacramento is in California which is where he was born. Geography seems to be a challenge for trumpy and his clan.?

  • @calfoxwc said:

      and Sam Elliot is far more a Texan than you will ever be.

    Sacramento is in California which is where he was born. Geography seems to be a challenge for trumpy and his clan.?

    @texasag1969 said:

    Sacramento is in California which is where he was born. Geography seems to be a challenge for trumpy and his clan.?

    he still owns his moms home here in portland 

  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Elliott

    His parents were originally from El Paso, Texas, and Elliott has an ancestor who served as a surgeon at the Battle of San Jacinto.[1][6][7]?

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Yep-when and when someone smarter than he told him, he changed it.

    your ObaMao said he had been to 57 states. that's far worse, but you are too afraid to admit it.

    @calfoxwc said:

    your ObaMao said he had been to 57 states. that's far worse, but you are too afraid to admit it.

    You meatheads had Obama born in 57 different nations pick one. 

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Excuse me.  First to appear on this thread was you trying to disguise it as an actual response.

    "The trump commercials were really good"-cal on page 1

    there is no excuse for your chicken behavior. I liked the Trump commercials. They were during the Superbowl. That was the subject of the thread.

    @calfoxwc said:

    there is no excuse for your chicken behavior. I liked the Trump commercials. They were during the Superbowl. That was the subject of the thread.

    I didn’t see any of the commercials really. Apparently that’s good. I had seen the video of the groundhog day Ad. Plus the Maisie Williams ad. 

  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Elliott

    His parents were originally from El Paso, Texas, and Elliott has an ancestor who served as a surgeon at the Battle of San Jacinto.[1][6][7]?

    @calfoxwc said:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Elliott

    His parents were originally from El Paso, Texas, and Elliott has an ancestor who served as a surgeon at the Battle of San Jacinto.[1][6][7]?

    My mother was born in Cobh Ireland. That does not make me a survivor of the titanic. 

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Excuse me.  First to appear on this thread was you trying to disguise it as an actual response.

    "The trump commercials were really good"-cal on page 1

    there is no excuse for your chicken behavior. I liked the Trump commercials. They were during the Superbowl. That was the subject of the thread.

    @calfoxwc said:

    there is no excuse for your chicken behavior. I liked the Trump commercials. They were during the Superbowl. That was the subject of the thread.

    Great- Trumpy has plenty of cash in his reelection war chest. The SB party I was at, the sound was turned down so far I really couldn't hear any of the commercials. 

  • Fighting over commercials. 
    What a bunch of moronic children. 
    Shoot any dogs lately?

  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Elliott

    His parents were originally from El Paso, Texas, and Elliott has an ancestor who served as a surgeon at the Battle of San Jacinto.[1][6][7]?

    @calfoxwc said:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Elliott

    His parents were originally from El Paso, Texas, and Elliott has an ancestor who served as a surgeon at the Battle of San Jacinto.[1][6][7]?

    My great great grandfather has a "Citizen of Texas" marker on his grave provided by the State of Texas. That means he was a citizen here when Texas was a country from 1836-1845. I was born in Texas and have degrees from both Texas A&M and the University of Texas in Austin. I go dove hunting yearly with my fellow A&M Corps of Cadets friends from the late 60's, most of whom also served this country in the Vietnam War. 

    Sorry but that makes me more Texan than a guy born in Sacramento who's been in California or Oregon his entire life.

    I'd be happy to send him one of those bumper stickers that say he was not born here but arrived as soon as he could.................................if only your "Texan" actually lived here instead of Malibu.   LOL!?

    You aren't winning this argument Mr. Logic.?

    PS-he did however play an abusive wife killer in the miniseries Murder in Texas. Maybe that qualifies him as more Texan than me.?

  • @calfoxwc said:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Elliott

    His parents were originally from El Paso, Texas, and Elliott has an ancestor who served as a surgeon at the Battle of San Jacinto.[1][6][7]?

    My mother was born in Cobh Ireland. That does not make me a survivor of the titanic. 

    @the-gipper said:

    My mother was born in Cobh Ireland. That does not make me a survivor of the titanic. 

    some of your posts really sink...though. lol

  • @calfoxwc said:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Elliott

    His parents were originally from El Paso, Texas, and Elliott has an ancestor who served as a surgeon at the Battle of San Jacinto.[1][6][7]?

    My great great grandfather has a "Citizen of Texas" marker on his grave provided by the State of Texas. That means he was a citizen here when Texas was a country from 1836-1845. I was born in Texas and have degrees from both Texas A&M and the University of Texas in Austin. I go dove hunting yearly with my fellow A&M Corps of Cadets friends from the late 60's, most of whom also served this country in the Vietnam War. 

    Sorry but that makes me more Texan than a guy born in Sacramento who's been in California or Oregon his entire life.

    I'd be happy to send him one of those bumper stickers that say he was not born here but arrived as soon as he could.................................if only your "Texan" actually lived here instead of Malibu.   LOL!?

    You aren't winning this argument Mr. Logic.?

    PS-he did however play an abusive wife killer in the miniseries Murder in Texas. Maybe that qualifies him as more Texan than me.?

    @texasag1969 said:

    You aren't winning this argument Mr. Logic.?

    PS-he did however play an abusive wife killer in the miniseries Murder in Texas. Maybe that qualifies him as more Texan than me.?

    his mustache gives me the win. He IS Texas. and he WEARS the hat. At least in movies. I still win. and HE can ride a horse. Having said that, the two times I rode a horse... I came home from basic training on leave, and hopped on my sister's horse in this big indoor rink, after her and her friends kept taking turns having the horse go around in circles on a long lead, and finally decided to have me hold the lead while they ran to the bathroom. Next thing I knew, old Cloud  was bucking like a wild buffalo, and I lost out, went flying through the air, and hit horse poop and a bunch of sawdust. So, those girls were laughing themselves silly, and I found out her new horse wasn't broken. It only knew how to go around in circles.

         the second time, we were vacationing with close friends, and we all went trail riding in Tenn. Except my horse freaked after slipping on the mud, stopped, and the horse behind me, my Wife's bumped us, and my horse took off like a bat out of hell down the hill, dodging trees, slipping in more mud, and I got her stopped down in the ravine. Didn't fall off, much to the amazement of our entire group.

      So, I'm not Texas at all, so there's that. And my Wife got bit by a fire ant when she was visiting while in college, and she told me I don't want to get bit by one. Texas is not my kind of place.

  • @calfoxwc said:

    there is no excuse for your chicken behavior. I liked the Trump commercials. They were during the Superbowl. That was the subject of the thread.

    Great- Trumpy has plenty of cash in his reelection war chest. The SB party I was at, the sound was turned down so far I really couldn't hear any of the commercials. 

    @hoorta said:

    Great- Trumpy has plenty of cash in his reelection war chest. The SB party I was at, the sound was turned down so far I really couldn't hear any of the commercials. 

    Me too. I was at a Las Vegas casino

  • @calfoxwc said:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Elliott

    His parents were originally from El Paso, Texas, and Elliott has an ancestor who served as a surgeon at the Battle of San Jacinto.[1][6][7]?

    My great great grandfather has a "Citizen of Texas" marker on his grave provided by the State of Texas. That means he was a citizen here when Texas was a country from 1836-1845. I was born in Texas and have degrees from both Texas A&M and the University of Texas in Austin. I go dove hunting yearly with my fellow A&M Corps of Cadets friends from the late 60's, most of whom also served this country in the Vietnam War. 

    Sorry but that makes me more Texan than a guy born in Sacramento who's been in California or Oregon his entire life.

    I'd be happy to send him one of those bumper stickers that say he was not born here but arrived as soon as he could.................................if only your "Texan" actually lived here instead of Malibu.   LOL!?

    You aren't winning this argument Mr. Logic.?

    PS-he did however play an abusive wife killer in the miniseries Murder in Texas. Maybe that qualifies him as more Texan than me.?

    @texasag1969 said:

    My great great grandfather has a "Citizen of Texas" marker on his grave provided by the State of Texas. That means he was a citizen here when Texas was a country from 1836-1845. I was born in Texas and have degrees from both Texas A&M and the University of Texas in Austin. I go dove hunting yearly with my fellow A&M Corps of Cadets friends from the late 60's, most of whom also served this country in the Vietnam War. 

    Sorry but that makes me more Texan than a guy born in Sacramento who's been in California or Oregon his entire life.

    I'd be happy to send him one of those bumper stickers that say he was not born here but arrived as soon as he could.................................if only your "Texan" actually lived here instead of Malibu.   LOL!?

    You aren't winning this argument Mr. Logic.?

    PS-he did however play an abusive wife killer in the miniseries Murder in Texas. Maybe that qualifies him as more Texan than me.?

    Actually Sam Elliot’s first couple of movies he played a California beach bum and lifeguard. The truth is the western accent is acquired it’s not really natural. But he does do it great

  • @the-gipper said:

    My mother was born in Cobh Ireland. That does not make me a survivor of the titanic. 

    some of your posts really sink...though. lol

    @calfoxwc said:

    some of your posts really sink...though. lol

    They also help line the bodies up on the pier in Cobh  after the Lusitania sunk write right off the coast there