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The Koch Brothers, with their well-orchestrated plan for Republican domination through money, are seeing the wheels fall off their wagon. Did I predict the inevitable destruction of the Republican Party 6-years ago? Welllll?
Even the might Koch Brothers cannot put humpty-dumpty back together again.
Salon wrote:Charles Koch goes full Tyrion Lannister: His threat to back Hillary hints at the brothers’ devious game of thrones
Charles Koch goes full Tyrion Lannister: His threat to back Hillary hints at the brothers’ devious game of thrones.
In a tactical maneuver worthy of Machiavelli — or perhaps of Tyrion Lannister, the manipulative dwarf-genius played by Peter Dinklage on “Game of Thrones” — billionaire businessman Charles Koch hinted this weekend that he and his brother are so unhappy with the current implosion of the Republican Party that they might support Hillary Clinton instead. When asked during an ABC News interview whether Clinton might be preferable as president to either Donald Trump or Ted Cruz, Koch said, “Let me put it that way: It’s possible.”
A million gleeful, puzzled or outraged social-media posts followed. Was the GOP’s best-known bankroller, half of the two-faced Sun King at the tippety-top of the 1 percent, merely being “facetious,” as a Guardian story put it? Was Chuck trolling his so-called friends and sworn enemies with an idle jest? Was it simply frustration talking? Was he, mirabile dictu, being sincere about preferring a more or less known quantity to the Pennywise-the-Clown horror-show of a Cruz or Trump presidency? I don’t know and it doesn’t much matter; one can only gape in admiration.
I’m completely serious. Even by Kochian mind-control standards, that was a mini-masterstroke, sowing terror and confusion in all directions. Who were the Koch brothers seeking to undermine with this seemingly bizarre pronouncement, and who were they trying to help? Was this meant to make the surviving Republican candidates come crawling back, or was it an ass-backward false-flag attack on Clinton, designed to boost Bernie Sanders’ fading campaign? Is this the beginning of a fateful alliance of former foes that will sweep its way to the throne, with the Kochs jointly playing Tyrion and Hillary Clinton as Daenerys Targaryen, the fearsome Mother of Dragons?
One can hypothesize, but it’s like medieval scholarly debates about the physical substance of angels or the omnipresence of God: Human language fails to capture the all-encompassing essence of the thing in question. One answer might be that the current state of reality displeases the Kochs, and they have set out (yet again) to reshape it to their desired coordinates. Another interpretation is that they were simply reminding us that they remain in power no matter who wins, and no matter what that person may have said to get elected.
One payoff arrived almost immediately, when Clinton felt compelled to issue a statement assuring us she had no intention of riding into town on a Koch-fueled dragon. She was, she tweeted, “not interested in endorsements from people who deny climate science and try to make it harder for people to vote.” I am not devoid of empathy for the Clinton campaign in this context, which was the veritable definition of a no-win situation. To begin with, spurning the support of any super-rich people can only be painful, and runs deeply counter to the Clinton Way of Knowledge.
Clinton had no choice, of course, but the cloudy strangeness of that tweet, a non-sentence with no clear subject or object, is the result of Kochian black magic at work. Some unspecified person does not want the endorsement of unspecified others, for these specific reasons. Are those the only reasons a candidate should reject the Kochs’ backing, or even the main ones? Does that imply that if the brothers took a more enlightened view of climate change and the Voting Rights Act, Clinton would be happy to make friends?
I don’t claim any of that will make a significant difference in the Democratic race, or that the campaign ads Bernie Sanders’ team is no doubt constructing from that material at this moment can sway many hearts and minds in Connecticut and Maryland and Pennsylvania and the other Northeastern states that vote on Tuesday. But that indirect and terrified Clinton tweet is like a million unforced errors in one; phrased more honestly, and perhaps more effectively, it would say, “Get thee behind me, Satan.” It should serve notice that even when it looks like the Kochs have lost their ability to control political outcomes, they still have the power to cloud men’s minds, like the mysterious hero of the old radio serial “The Shadow.” Women’s minds too!
When I say that the left has persistently underestimated the political agility and ideological commitment of the Koch brothers and continues to do so, I don’t mean activists or political opponents who have directly struggled with the range and depth of their strategy. But I think too many commentators and too much of the left-liberal public fall back on lazy stereotypes: A couple of greedy rich guys who aren’t all that bright and whose motives are transparent, seeking to safeguard their giant piles of money and reward their friends while corrupting the political process.
I believe that’s wrong on every level. The Kochs are intelligent men driven by complicated but entirely sincere ideological convictions that go far beyond self-interest. Their strategy is highly sophisticated and has multiple valences, and they genuinely believe that their Citizens United vision of a capital-dominated, quasi-libertarian pseudo-democracy is the best bet for ensuring American prosperity and social order over the long term. They are not racists or xenophobes, at least not in the Trump-Cruz pandering fashion. One can certainly argue that the economic policies they advocate have pernicious social effects that are amplified by racial disparities, but that’s a different question.
If anything, the Kochs have actively sought to decouple the Republican brand from the politics of whiteness, which they (correctly) perceive as toxic to the party’s long-term electoral health. The Charles Koch Institute, one of the brothers’ dozen or so nonprofits, has devoted significant resources to exploring criminal justice reform, and has worked with many individuals and institutions far outside the conservative comfort zone, including the ACLU, the MacArthur Foundation, Van Jones, and Black Lives Matter activist turned Baltimore mayoral candidate DeRay Mckesson. Similarly, the Kochs are not much interested in the GOP laundry list of troglodyte social issues, and have sought to steer the party away from such obsessions. David Koch spends much of the year in Manhattan and is perhaps the city’s most prominent balletomane; New York City Ballet’s home in Lincoln Center now bears his name. Do you suppose he has some major personal problem with gay people?
When I say that the left has persistently underestimated the political agility and ideological commitment of the Koch brothers and continues to do so, I don’t mean activists or political opponents who have directly struggled with the range and depth of their strategy. But I think too many commentators and too much of the left-liberal public fall back on lazy stereotypes: A couple of greedy rich guys who aren’t all that bright and whose motives are transparent, seeking to safeguard their giant piles of money and reward their friends while corrupting the political process.
I believe that’s wrong on every level. The Kochs are intelligent men driven by complicated but entirely sincere ideological convictions that go far beyond self-interest. Their strategy is highly sophisticated and has multiple valences, and they genuinely believe that their Citizens United vision of a capital-dominated, quasi-libertarian pseudo-democracy is the best bet for ensuring American prosperity and social order over the long term. They are not racists or xenophobes, at least not in the Trump-Cruz pandering fashion. One can certainly argue that the economic policies they advocate have pernicious social effects that are amplified by racial disparities, but that’s a different question.
If anything, the Kochs have actively sought to decouple the Republican brand from the politics of whiteness, which they (correctly) perceive as toxic to the party’s long-term electoral health. The Charles Koch Institute, one of the brothers’ dozen or so nonprofits, has devoted significant resources to exploring criminal justice reform, and has worked with many individuals and institutions far outside the conservative comfort zone, including the ACLU, the MacArthur Foundation, Van Jones, and Black Lives Matter activist turned Baltimore mayoral candidate DeRay Mckesson. Similarly, the Kochs are not much interested in the GOP laundry list of troglodyte social issues, and have sought to steer the party away from such obsessions. David Koch spends much of the year in Manhattan and is perhaps the city’s most prominent balletomane; New York City Ballet’s home in Lincoln Center now bears his name. Do you suppose he has some major personal problem with gay people?
If the Kochs were really and truly driven by greed, they wouldn’t have bothered spending all that money in all those directions. They could do what most really rich people do, which is what Donald Trump did for years: Spread the money around in politics, and make sure you don’t miss the winners. They are driven by a desire for power, but not purely for its own sake (another difference from Trump). They want power because they believe they are uniquely enlightened and uniquely qualified to wield it, and it suits their cause just fine if you and I convince ourselves they’re nothing more than rich and obvious rubes.
All of which is to say that the Koch brothers are almost always more dangerous than they look, even in a state of apparent dejection and defeat. Do they have transcripts or tapes documenting whatever the hell Hillary Clinton said to all those Wall Street bankers? (I didn’t even think of that until just now.) One could apply much the same formula to Tyrion Lannister: Those in Westeros who have fallen afoul of his devious and far-reaching intelligence have learned to appreciate it (however briefly), but to much of the realm he remains a ridiculous little man driven by greed and envy. Whether this weekend’s Koch-Clinton dance of dragons is a premonition of scourging fires ahead I couldn’t tell you. But the Koch brothers, as usual, are several moves ahead of us in the game of thrones.
The Koch Brothers, with their well-orchestrated plan for Republican domination through money, are seeing the wheels fall off their wagon. Did I predict the inevitable destruction of the Republican Party 6-years ago? Welllll?
Even the might Koch Brothers cannot put humpty-dumpty back together again.
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I don't get this Trump "I'm a democrat no wait I'm a Republican!" thing going on in this thread.
Has he had a complete about-turn or is he really one or the other..? Or, like me, does he swing, depending on the issue?
Has he had a complete about-turn or is he really one or the other..? Or, like me, does he swing, depending on the issue?
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eddie wrote:I don't get this Trump "I'm a democrat no wait I'm a Republican!" thing going on in this thread.
Has he had a complete about-turn or is he really one or the other..? Or, like me, does he swing, depending on the issue?
Are you running for ANY elected position in the United States?
Then there's no "or, like me, does he swing, depending on the issue?"
You just don't have a firm grasp on what allegiance to our party affiliation system is over here and I'm not sure that with all of the thoughts/posts/links it's going to help you --- it's a pretty complex {f'd up mess} frankly and not easily understood.
But the ole' huckster that is Trump has managed to manipulate our 'Party Register' republican vs democratic or even as an Independent like a willow-o-the-wisp and tried to garner votes in his shifting from party to party by doing that.
Party switching in the United States
In the United States politics, party switching is any change in party affiliation of a partisan public figure, usually one who is currently holding elected office. Use of the term "party switch" can also connote a transfer of held power in an elected governmental body from one party to another.Motivations
There are a number of reasons that an elected official, or someone seeking office, might choose to switch parties. One reason is ethical obligation when the person has views that are no longer aligned with those of the current party.
A second reason is to gain powers and influences. The incumbent may be a member of the minority party in a legislature and would like to gain the advantages of being in the majority party, such as the potential to chair a committee. A disaffected incumbent who might not hold a leadership position or feels ignored or mistreated by the majority party might join the minority party with the expectation of holding a leadership position in the minority party and if currently elected, having the complete support of the minority party for re-election, who would certainly want to have more elected officials in their ranks.
Another reason is simply to get elected. This may be the primary reason when the opposing party's base in a constituency is reaching a size that threatens the safe reelection of the incumbent or the elected official fears being primaried'
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party_switching_in_the_United_States
And as far as 'Chump - Trump'...his flip/flopping is notorious and exactly why the GOP asked him to 'SIGN' a pledge that he would STAY the course this time around...and then he didn't sign it! He said he would but he later recanted and said - 'NO'.
Trump's party affiliation has changed over the years. Until 1987, he was a Democrat; then he was a Republican from 1987 to 1999. He then switched to the Reform Party from 1999 to 2001. After a presidential exploratory campaign with the Reform Party, he wrote an OpEd in the New York Times stating that he was leaving the Reform Party because of the involvement of "David Duke, Pat Buchanan and Lenora Fulani. That is not company I wish to keep." From 2001 to 2009 he was a Democrat again; he switched to the Republican Party again from 2009 to 2011. An independent from 2011 to 2012, he returned to the Republican Party in 2012, where he has remained
Not as often as he's been married but as often as he's changed his mind about --- well most every policy that he's FIRMLY vowed he's standing up for!!!
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eddie wrote:I don't get this Trump "I'm a democrat no wait I'm a Republican!" thing going on in this thread.
Has he had a complete about-turn or is he really one or the other..? Or, like me, does he swing, depending on the issue?
If you want to (fallaciously) look at it as though all the issues are equally important, then Trump does take more left-leaning positions than most Republicans do.
But let's look at the issues people are passionate about on both sides of the aisle. For example, check out this breakdown of support for building a border wall between the U.S. and Mexico. This was taken just last month:
Republicans really, really want it. Democrats really, really do not.
Another issue -- banning Muslims from entering the U.S.
While 71 percent of Republican voters supported the ban, 34 percent of likely Democratic voters and 49 percent of independents also did, according to the new poll by Morning Consult.
http://thehill.com/policy/defense/274521-poll-half-of-american-voters-back-trumps-Muslim-ban
How about repealing Obamacare?
“We are going to repeal Obamacare. We are going to repeal Obamacare. We are going to replace Obamacare with something so much better,” said Donald Trump.
While at the same time:
As was the case even before the original bill came up for a vote in Congress, public opinion regarding the program continues to fall along party lines, with nearly nine-in-ten Republicans (87%) against the 2010 health care law and roughly eight-in-ten Democrats (78%) in support of it.
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/03/04/opinions-on-obamacare-remain-divided-along-party-lines-as-supreme-court-hears-new-challenge/
Certainly the opinions of Republicans as to whether Trump qualifies as a true Republican count. But we should also listen to the opinions of Democrats as to whether Trump is a true Democrat. And I can guarantee that you won't find 1 in 10 Democrats who would say they'd support a candidate who wants to build a border wall, ban Muslims and repeal Obamacare.
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Well you're all right. It is hard work trying to understand it all!
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eddie wrote:
Well you're all right. It is hard work trying to understand it all!
But that's the reason 'WE' the thinking public just don't trust the CHUMP; he's flipped/flopped far too many times {jumping ship} when ever the trade winds seem to favor one party or the other just won't secure him the POTUS...
I don't care how BRILLIANT he thinks he is --- the silent majority and those Millionaires and Koch {secret billionaire party} won't allow him the highest seat of this nation. He's on a fools errand. And the clown car is going down in flames...
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I think most people knew from the off, that Hilary would get it anyway.
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eddie wrote:I think most people knew from the off, that Hilary would get it anyway.
She wasn't my 'FINAL' choice...but I was so hoping that the GOP or the Independent Party had some WARM BODY tucked away somewhere that would make this an intelligent run for the POTUS.
But right now, she's what I'm voting for, because she's the one that will DO THE LEAST HARM and as sad as that is --- none of the other have a PRAYER and they SCARE me far worse then Hillary does on her worst day!
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From the little I know, but from the views of the candidates that I watched, I liked Sanders the most, he seemed the safe bet.
But of them all, I enjoyed watching Trump.
Hilary bored the pants off me.
But of them all, I enjoyed watching Trump.
Hilary bored the pants off me.
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@Who’sYurDaddy
Despite the name calling, I noticed you refrained from filling your tirade with expletives. Baby steps, but I’m still proud of you for the small improvement in social etiquette. Good job, Potty Mouth.
@OQ
Not according to the last two elections. There are more Republicans in Governor’s mansions and state legislatures now than in any point of the party’s history. They control 68 out of 98 partisan state legislative chambers -- the highest number in the history of the party. Republicans currently hold the governorship and both houses of the legislature in 24 states, while Democrats have that level of control in only seven.
And let’s not forget that the Republicans also control the majority in both the House and Senate by comfortable margins.
So, no, the voters have forced the Democrats to get out the way and replaced them with Republicans . You can fantasize your stance all day long, but it’s hard to argue with election results… isn’t it?
And your 4 months old poll is irrelevant. It’s 4 mos old.
@Ben
As the saying goes, “A fool and his money are soon parted.”
In the inevitable event that Hillary inevitably loses, how are you going to pay up? You gonna email the money to me?
Nah. Here’s something better. If Trump wins, you have to address me as “My Lord”. If Hillary wins (LOL!!!! As if!!! LOL!!!!), then you still get to call me “My Lord”.
For example, when I ask, "Isn't Trump a much better president than Obama?", you would respond, "Yes, My Lord." If you could do it with a proper English accent, that would be spectacular.
Deal?
Face it, Ben. Her campaign has no excitement. Trump is the Obama of this election season. All the buzz, excitement, and motivated voters are behind him. Hillary has far too much political baggage and her trust scores are abysmal – nobody trusts her! It’s going to be a lot easier for a loudmouth jerk to win over the public than someone with a huge trust deficit.
Bernie hasn’t been playing hard-ball on the campaign trail with Hillary. Come the general election, she’s going to be skewered by Trump. She won’t stand a chance. But, this won’t be the first time she’s had her presidential dreams dashed by another Democrat. Heh.
Despite the name calling, I noticed you refrained from filling your tirade with expletives. Baby steps, but I’m still proud of you for the small improvement in social etiquette. Good job, Potty Mouth.
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We ask only that the Republicans and conservatives get out of the way.
Not according to the last two elections. There are more Republicans in Governor’s mansions and state legislatures now than in any point of the party’s history. They control 68 out of 98 partisan state legislative chambers -- the highest number in the history of the party. Republicans currently hold the governorship and both houses of the legislature in 24 states, while Democrats have that level of control in only seven.
And let’s not forget that the Republicans also control the majority in both the House and Senate by comfortable margins.
So, no, the voters have forced the Democrats to get out the way and replaced them with Republicans . You can fantasize your stance all day long, but it’s hard to argue with election results… isn’t it?
And your 4 months old poll is irrelevant. It’s 4 mos old.
@Ben
I will bet you $1,000 that Clinton will win, right here and now.
As the saying goes, “A fool and his money are soon parted.”
In the inevitable event that Hillary inevitably loses, how are you going to pay up? You gonna email the money to me?
Nah. Here’s something better. If Trump wins, you have to address me as “My Lord”. If Hillary wins (LOL!!!! As if!!! LOL!!!!), then you still get to call me “My Lord”.
For example, when I ask, "Isn't Trump a much better president than Obama?", you would respond, "Yes, My Lord." If you could do it with a proper English accent, that would be spectacular.
Deal?
Face it, Ben. Her campaign has no excitement. Trump is the Obama of this election season. All the buzz, excitement, and motivated voters are behind him. Hillary has far too much political baggage and her trust scores are abysmal – nobody trusts her! It’s going to be a lot easier for a loudmouth jerk to win over the public than someone with a huge trust deficit.
Bernie hasn’t been playing hard-ball on the campaign trail with Hillary. Come the general election, she’s going to be skewered by Trump. She won’t stand a chance. But, this won’t be the first time she’s had her presidential dreams dashed by another Democrat. Heh.
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Tell you what, Indy -- let's make a deal that if hell freezes over and Trump wins, I'll call you My Lord, and when Clinton wins I'll refer to you as "My Lord" (quotes included at all times).
As in:
As far as the bet goes, you actually can e-mail people money these days. I'm surprised you didn't know that.
As in:
I knew I'd get you to admit to being a Trump-supporting Republican someday, in spite of your pretense to being independent ... "My Lord."
As far as the bet goes, you actually can e-mail people money these days. I'm surprised you didn't know that.
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Hahahahahaha classic!
@inde, can you tell me why you're so absolutely certain that Trump, will trump Hilary?
@inde, can you tell me why you're so absolutely certain that Trump, will trump Hilary?
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Independent Thoughts wrote:Trump is the Obama of this election season.
Haha...Trump is the Goldwater of this cycle. He will lose in a landslide. The absurdity of this election cycle is that the Republicans have so disintegrated that they are running a farce. Who will Trump select as his VP candidate? Pee Wee Herman?
The real irony is I am not trying to be competitive or cruel. These are the actual metaphors that come to mind when contemplating what the Republicans have done to themselves. Think back...a few short months ago Trump was the leader of the birther movement. Back then the world laughed and rolled it's eyes.
Now Trump is the front runner of the Republican Party. Imagine if someone put up this as a presidential campaign poster:
And...come to find out it was the real ticket!
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@Who’sYurDaddy
Despite the name calling, I noticed you refrained from filling your tirade with expletives. Baby steps, but I’m still proud of you for the small improvement in social etiquette. Good job, Potty Mouth.
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G'day, O Brainless One...
"Social etiquette" !
What would you possibly ever know about social ettiquette, you gormless little twat of a spineless keyboard warrior ?
And you dare to call me "Potty Mouth", you foul minded little creature ?
IF you're missing the insults already, how about you go fuck yourself ?
HAPPY now, junior ?
I WONDER if you'd be even half as bold, if you were to ever face any of this forums members..
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Independent Thoughts wrote:Not according to the last two elections. There are more Republicans in Governor’s mansions and state legislatures now than in any point of the party’s history. They control 68 out of 98 partisan state legislative chambers -- the highest number in the history of the party. Republicans currently hold the governorship and both houses of the legislature in 24 states, while Democrats have that level of control in only seven.
And let’s not forget that the Republicans also control the majority in both the House and Senate by comfortable margins.
Yes, we must all acknowledge that the Koch Brothers caught us napping. The nation had long forgotten the ‘downstream’ elected offices, focusing on presidential and administrative positions as power centers. The Koch Brothers realized that there was a lot of power in those offices, not only in gerrymandering (which we had grown used to) but in state legislators being able to pass voter restriction laws applicable to blacks and minorities…something southerners devised with their Jim Crow laws immediately post-civil war.
The Republican pluralities that you cite are the by-product of the money poured into those races, thus creating emphasis on them. Money can bring out voters who otherwise would not vote. So the numbers you bring up are a function of not paying attention. They’ll be adjusted in the next cycle.
Independent Thoughts wrote:So, no, the voters have forced the Democrats to get out the way and replaced them with Republicans . You can fantasize your stance all day long, but it’s hard to argue with election results… isn’t it?
Only in the short term. What the real effect has been is to demonstrate how this stratagem of courting downstream offices for purposes of resuscitating Jim Crow and anti-democracy trickery, makes American aware of precisely what liars and cheats Republicans are. This is all part of the causative package that has brought about the demise of the Republican Party…starting with lies, needless wars, rape, torture, kidnapping and baby killing. Cheating minorities out of their vote, or women out of their paychecks, is consistent with the long term program of disservice to the people...and the people don't forget.
Independent Thoughts wrote:And your 4 months old poll is irrelevant. It’s 4 mos old.
Or 4 months young, innit…
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