US political history in 40 takes - my view

[Captain N]

"If only you pulled up your pants and stopped listening to that hip-hop music, you'd live in a nice house in the lily-white suburbs and your kids would all go to Ivy League schools."

Only a good majority of the people on the Right who claim this are making less than $40,000/year despite all their rubbish about the bootstraps, and education, and skill sets. It makes me honestly believe that they are more focused on attacking those in income brackets below them instead of actually doing all those things they think they did for their shitty wages.

[The Penguin]

As Eobard Thawne would say "Totally worth it."

[Wells]

Most keyboard politicians aren't particularly educated on how the real world works and are more focused on their post count.

Hence Didactic and Wells.

Where as your contribution is entirely based on the topic and not at all pointless spam.

[Elegiac]

Most Keyboard politicians aren't particularly educated on how the real world works and are more focused on post count.

Which basically translates to a functional inability to refute our points.

But keep resorting to fallacious arguments.

[Deathcries]

None of whom are in fact left leaning. Nor are most Democrats, for that matter.



Which is also very stupid and untrue.

I think it's absolutely true. However if you're a progressive you wouldn't think it's true.

[Garnier Fructis]

I think it's absolutely true. However if you're a progressive you wouldn't think it's true.

There goes almost every scientist in the U.S.

[Flutterguy]

You can't do a 40pt US political history list if you're gonna start at Washington's presidency. At least get the Constitution in there which was fashioned out of the Articles of Confederation 2 years before Washington was sworn in.

[Mister K]

Ok, what are you people in the US doing? How is this correct?
http://www.usatoday.com/pages/intera...-tracker-2016/

Why would you vote in Trump? May the lawd help you all.

[Flutterguy]

Ok, what are you people in the US doing? How is this correct?
http://www.usatoday.com/pages/intera...-tracker-2016/

Why would you vote in Trump? May the lawd help you all.

According to that poll... 71% of Republicans don't support Trump.