White House Jan. 6 Website Rewrites History
Yeah, it isn't going down like that in the history books, no matter what they try.
White House Jan. 6 Website Rewrites History
Yeah, it isn't going down like that in the history books, no matter what they try.
White House Jan. 6 Website Rewrites History
Yet sadly they have almost half the country buying their false narrative.
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/06/trump-greenland-military-white-house.html
Apparently using the military against our NATO partners is now acceptable...at least to the point of considering it an option that is on the table.
Pathetic orange tyrant.
I think it must be a lot less than that, I think maybe 30 percent, but they’re a very loud bunch of ignoramuses. About 30 percent of the lefty ignoramuses (Truthers) still believe 9/11 was an inside job and the WTC towers were brought down by controlled demolition. Unfortunately, I think a lot of the Truthers became MAGA election deniers.Yeah, it isn't going down like that in the history books, no matter what they try.
White House Jan. 6 Website Rewrites History
Yet sadly they have almost half the country buying their false narrative.
The Truther nonsense wasn't close to being as prevalent as the MAGA stupidity since social media was barely a thing then.
It was very prevalent.The Truther nonsense wasn't close to being as prevalent as the MAGA stupidity since social media was barely a thing then.
It wasn't 30% of the Democratic Party. Come on.It was very prevalent.The Truther nonsense wasn't close to being as prevalent as the MAGA stupidity since social media was barely a thing then.
My incredulity was wrong, Aloha. Holy shit, we're screwed as a country:It wasn't 30% of the Democratic Party. Come on.It was very prevalent.The Truther nonsense wasn't close to being as prevalent as the MAGA stupidity since social media was barely a thing then.
- A July 2006 Scripps-Howard poll found that 36% of respondents thought it "very" or "somewhat likely" that federal officials participated in or failed to stop the attacks to facilitate war in the Middle East.
- A 2011 poll found that 15% of Americans questioned believed the U.S. government was responsible.
If they can't override on a bill that passed without a vote, that will be sad beyond sad for Congressional Republicans.This bill passed by unanimous consent, and he decided this should be the first veto of this term. Now we see if there's the first override of his veto in this turn.
He vetoed a bill that had bipartisan support to fund a project to bring clean drinking water to people.
He's a small child at this point.
https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/2009012184391836042?s=20
1.5 Trillion. It was originally 1 trillion.
He's going the wrong way.
Yep. I used to cite these stats regularly when arguing with the moonbats on the predecessor boards.My incredulity was wrong, Aloha. Holy shit, we're screwed as a country:It wasn't 30% of the Democratic Party. Come on.It was very prevalent.The Truther nonsense wasn't close to being as prevalent as the MAGA stupidity since social media was barely a thing then.
Recent polls indicate that roughly one in five Americans (20%) believe the government was behind the 9/11 attacks. Other recent data suggests that around one in six Americans (about 16%) specifically believe Bush administration officials knew about the attacks and intentionally allowed them to happen to justify war.Older polls from the mid-2000s showed a higher percentage of Americans holding such beliefs:
- A July 2006 Scripps-Howard poll found that 36% of respondents thought it "very" or "somewhat likely" that federal officials participated in or failed to stop the attacks to facilitate war in the Middle East.
- A 2011 poll found that 15% of Americans questioned believed the U.S. government was responsible.
Yes, it will be. It’s not been an era to be proud of the principles of Congressional Republicans.If they can't override on a bill that passed without a vote, that will be sad beyond sad for Congressional Republicans.This bill passed by unanimous consent, and he decided this should be the first veto of this term. Now we see if there's the first override of his veto in this turn.
He vetoed a bill that had bipartisan support to fund a project to bring clean drinking water to people.
He's a small child at this point.
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My incredulity was wrong, Aloha. Holy shit, we're screwed as a country:It wasn't 30% of the Democratic Party. Come on.It was very prevalent.The Truther nonsense wasn't close to being as prevalent as the MAGA stupidity since social media was barely a thing then.
Recent polls indicate that roughly one in five Americans (20%) believe the government was behind the 9/11 attacks. Other recent data suggests that around one in six Americans (about 16%) specifically believe Bush administration officials knew about the attacks and intentionally allowed them to happen to justify war.Older polls from the mid-2000s showed a higher percentage of Americans holding such beliefs:
- A July 2006 Scripps-Howard poll found that 36% of respondents thought it "very" or "somewhat likely" that federal officials participated in or failed to stop the attacks to facilitate war in the Middle East.
- A 2011 poll found that 15% of Americans questioned believed the U.S. government was responsible.
I wouldn't be that surprised with those numbers. Around 16% of the population have IQs of 85 or lower.