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[chez]

So do I and I'm not alone.  YMMV

Yeh...there is Trump as well.

[Alan Klein]

Another piece of Klein-invented, spur-of-the-moment drivel. What on earth do you imagine you are talking about?

Jeremy

Can you imagine what his associate thought when the first cancer researcher suggested they use nuclear materials, X Rays or chemicals to kill cancer?  "Doc, you're going to kill the patient at the same time. He'll glow.  That's the craziest idea I ever heard. "

[Craig Lamson]

More confirmation.  Remember your recommendation about holes?

So I asked you a question you can't answer and you call me a racist.  No wonder you are so clueless.

[Craig Lamson]

It appears that Trump won't in the future be participating in the WH daily news briefing.

Trump questioned the value of holding White House press briefings, saying they are "not worth the time & effort" if the media is going to just ask "nothing but hostile questions." Trump also noted the "record ratings" for his appearances.

Not worth the time and effort?  What did he expect to gain from "the time and effort"?

I suspect he will still continue to give his statements, let his experts speak and tell the hostile press to go GFT. 

[Craig Lamson]

Yeh...there is Trump as well.

Yea and a very large part of America.

[Alan Klein]

I suspect he will still continue to give his statements, let his experts speak and tell the hostile press to go GFT. 

Well the winter is over, Spring is here, and he probably wants to go play some golf.  Can't blame him.  Like everyone else, he want to get out of the House.

[JoeKitchen]

No doubt about it.  That's just science.

I've said before here, "The main reason I hate Trump is because he brings out the worst in me."

Anyway, you've played that card before.  Old, tired, lame.

And yet you keep on playing the loose lose card, repeatably. 

[JoeKitchen]

No experience in anything related to government?  Wikipedia:

After graduating, he became a civil rights attorney and an academic, teaching constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School from 1992 to 2004. Turning to elective politics, he represented the 13th district from 1997 until 2004 in the Illinois Senate, when he ran for the U.S. Senate. Obama received national attention in 2004 with his March Senate-primary win, his well-received July Democratic National Convention keynote address, and his landslide November election to the Senate.

In other words, substantially more governance experience than you-know-who, who had, as I said, zero.

And he was elected "because of the color of his skin"  (Slobodan's words).
Thanks for confirming it. Racism.  Pure and simple.

My  God, thanks for pointing this out.  It just makes Obama's failures even worse. 

And by the way, you would have to a fool to not agree that the color of Obama's skin greatly brought out the black vote in favor of him, helping him win the election.  Even black conservatives felt proud for the country when he won because of just that, even though they did campaign against him.  It was an asset at the time, now though, well no one really cares about second place. 

[Robert Roaldi]

You believe the color of his skin had nothing to do with him being elected?

Did Trump's colour help get him elected?  Or does that only work for non-whites.

[Jeremy Roussak]

Can you imagine what his associate thought when the first cancer researcher suggested they use nuclear materials, X Rays or chemicals to kill cancer?  "Doc, you're going to kill the patient at the same time. He'll glow.  That's the craziest idea I ever heard. "

Well, if you have examples of "nuclear waste … pumped into bodies as chemotherapy", I'd love to hear about them. I suspect you don't.

Jeremy

[Craig Lamson]

Did Trump's colour help get him elected?  Or does that only work for non-whites.

Could have.  Remind me, were there any other orange people running?

[JoeKitchen]

Hillary led in the polls until she lost the election.

My favorite part about Biden is that the Dems picked someone who literally nullifies every single attack they have on Trump. 

They say Trump can't talk.  Well just look at Joe Biden. 

They say Trump is guilty of nepotism.  Let me introduce you to Hunter Biden and Frank Biden. 

They say Trump is guilty of sexual assault.  How about Tara Reid and how the Dems suddenly forgot about supporting sexual assault victims. 

They say Trump is hostile.  Biden has cursed out and offered to fight constituents who disagreed with him a hand full of times during this campaign. 

They say Trump lies.  Biden built his career on lying. 

You guys picked a whopper, and the rats are starting to jump ship.  Former Clinton adviser calls on Biden to withdraw over assault allegations

[faberryman]

Really?  You don't watch the news?  You are not familar with the pronoun police?

Really. I do watch the news, but probably not the same channels or to the same extent that you do. I have heard of sexual orientation and gender identity, but not unlimited gender. I have not heard of the pronoun police for 50 years when the country was going through the Miss/Ms./Mrs. debate.

[JoeKitchen]

Really. I do watch the news, but probably not the same channels or to the same extent that you do. I have heard of sexual orientation and gender identity, but not unlimited gender. I have not heard of the pronoun police for 50 years when the country was going through the Miss/Ms./Mrs. debate.

Here's a List of 58 Gender Options for Facebook Users

Not quite unlimited, but certainly enough to lampoon. 

[faberryman]

Here's a List of 58 Gender Options for Facebook Users

Not quite unlimited, but certainly enough to lampoon.

Ah, Facebook. Now I know why I haven't heard of it.

[Alan Klein]

Well, if you have examples of "nuclear waste … pumped into bodies as chemotherapy", I'd love to hear about them. I suspect you don't.

Jeremy

Trump speaks as I just did in the vernacular.  Most laymen don't know what's in chemo.  Sounds like scarey stuff.  And it is matter of fact.  People get awful sick when they're on it and it damages other parts of the body bedside the cancer cells.  It can kill.  After all, isn't it some kind of nuclear stuff? 

But chemo today is modern and has been long worked on.  When someone mentioned it in the beginning, I'm sure everyone thought of only nuclear stuff getting pumping into peoples veins, not much different than pumping disinfectants in.  The point is could disinfectants be used safely to kill or control the spread of a virus in the body?  As a layman, I have no idea.  The attack on Trump was a political attack just as they've been doing for 4 1/2 years.  It's like they made fun of him when he said Obama was tapping his phone.  Smart people who aren't prejudiced against him knew what he as talking about.  But the press took him literally just to make fun of him.  It's a tired old schtick.  Only Trump haters play dumb and refuse to read between the lines. 

[Alan Klein]

Could have.  Remind me, were there any other orange people running?

Trump broke the glass ceiling.  He's the first orange person to become president.

[Alan Klein]

 

Here's a List of 58 Gender Options for Facebook Users

Not quite unlimited, but certainly enough to lampoon. 

So God created Man and God created Woman and 58 other varieties?  Apparently, I've been missing out.   

[faberryman]

Smart people who aren't prejudiced against him knew what he as talking about.  But the press took him literally just to make fun of him.  It's a tired old schtick.  Only Trump haters play dumb and refuse to read between the lines.

I guess that leaves you out of the smart category. With respect to injecting disinfectant, you said he was just thinking outside the box, and praised him for it. The next day he said he was being sarcastic. You obviously don't have a clue. In your defense, he probably doesn't either.

[degrub]

Trump speaks as I just did in the vernacular.  Most laymen don't know what's in chemo.  Sounds like scarey stuff.  And it is matter of fact.  People get awful sick when they're on it and it damages other parts of the body bedside the cancer cells.  It can kill.  After all, isn't it some kind of nuclear stuff? 

But chemo today is modern and has been long worked on.  When someone mentioned it in the beginning, I'm sure everyone thought of only nuclear stuff getting pumping into peoples veins, not much different than pumping disinfectants in.  The point is could disinfectants be used safely to kill or control the spread of a virus in the body?  As a layman, I have no idea.  The attack on Trump was a political attack just as they've been doing for 4 1/2 years.  It's like they made fun of him when he said Obama was tapping his phone.  Smart people who aren't prejudiced against him knew what he as talking about.  But the press took him literally just to make fun of him.  It's a tired old schtick.  Only Trump haters play dumb and refuse to read between the lines.

No Alan, it is not nuclear stuff that is being dripped into thebody. Yes,it is chemicals that were found to work in the body and kill directly or indirectly cancer cells more than they kill healthy cells. it is a cost benefit prediction like any other medicine.

Some radionuclides are used to treat prostate cancer, for example, when they can be positioned at the tumor location. There are also radiation treatments that focus a beam of  nuclear particles into the tumor as well. 

And no, you wont glow in the dark. 😊👍