Things that annoy me (10 Viewers)

[marco55]

I've said it before, but once again, he's going out in one final blaze of incompetence, I've never seen anything like this, as in ever.

Pardons his son (even though he repeatedly said he would not; gee, he lied...............never saw that coming), peddling sections of the border wall for .05 cents on the dollar, now this.

It's mind boggling how he could do something like this; who in their right mind is ok with this latest stunt?

What a disgrace.

He did more damage to this country in his first year than the Germans and Japanese did in WWII and we had to survive 3 more years after that.
Mark

 

[Combat]

Fearmongering being spread by many universities suggesting that international students will be banned from entering the US after Jan. 20. Advising them to return "early" for the upcoming semester. This one is laughable for many reasons. First, there is no indication that any such ban will be imposed against students who are entering the country legally. Second, the spring semester starts well before Jan. 20 and most international students will have already entered the country for the spring semester long before then. There is no "early" return necessary. This is all designed to spread fear about enforcing the existing immigration laws against those who entered illegally.

 

[Rutledge]

I've said it before, but once again, he's going out in one final blaze of incompetence, I've never seen anything like this, as in ever.

Pardons his son (even though he repeatedly said he would not; gee, he lied...............never saw that coming), peddling sections of the border wall for .05 cents on the dollar, now this.

It's mind boggling how he could do something like this; who in their right mind is ok with this latest stunt?

What a disgrace.

"I wish there was a way to invoke the 25th amendment and get him out now, who in their right mind would agree with this crap."

There are some among the Biden camp who would love this. Get rid of Joe, then install the first "woman of color" (KH) as POTUS, for a very brief yet 'glorious' period. Lord knows what carnage she would release in those few weeks via EOs. Even if the KH crowd accepted DJT would eventually overrule/undo the EOs, theyd consider it a win as it would distract 47, at least for a time. And of course they would go full on rooster, proclaiming their righteous virtue signaling as the first party to have a non-white guy as POTUS.

 

[marco55]

I don't want that stupid woman as president even for 1 day.
Mark

 

[Combat]

I don't want that stupid woman as president even for 1 day.
Mark

Not a chance that Biden steps down for her. He hates her more than anyone. Hopefully he naps away his last three weeks and that nightmare is over.

 

[Panzer ace]

Not a chance that Biden steps down for her. He hates her more than anyone. Hopefully he naps away his last three weeks and that nightmare is over.

Unfortunately the damage is done with the pardons.

Trump can undue some (most) of the economic damage etc. but Biden’s abuse of his pardon powers will reverberate for lifetimes especially among the victim’s families.

Let’s hope Trump’s administration tries to at least end the pathetic existence of the those few left on federal death penalty row.

 

[Combat]

Cam Ward playing the first half of Miami's bowl game to get a record but then sitting out the second half of a close game. A game they lost. Talk about a selfish guy. Either play or don't play.

 

[Combat]

Jimmy Carter was the single worst president in my lifetime until the present. His mishandling of the Iran hostage crisis was a disgrace. I do give him some credit in his post-presidential years for being a decent and religious person but that does not minimize the harm that he did to this country.

 

[marco55]

Biden made Carter look like Washington and Lincoln combined. No he wasn't a very good president but he came in on a **** show. I think he was a decent and honest man and I don't say that for many.
Mark

 

[Desertkiwi]

Jimmy Carter was the single worst president in my lifetime until the present. His mishandling of the Iran hostage crisis was a disgrace. I do give him some credit in his post-presidential years for being a decent and religious person but that does not minimize the harm that he did to this country.

I remember the Iranian hostage crisis well and how it dragged on without end. In contrast the London Iranian embassy take-over got sorted quick smart, possibly due to the different leadership styles at the time? Reagan and Thatcher seemed more in tune. Given how progressive Iran was prior to the Ayatollah's overthrow, its hard to imagine how/why the Iranians have put up with that regime for so long........

 

[Horus]

I remember the Iranian hostage crisis well and how it dragged on without end. In contrast the London Iranian embassy take-over got sorted quick smart, possibly due to the different leadership styles at the time? Reagan and Thatcher seemed more in tune. Given how progressive Iran was prior to the Ayatollah's overthrow, its hard to imagine how/why the Iranians have put up with that regime for so long........

It's a great pity that we don't have such leadership now, at least the US has Trump waiting in the wings.

 

[Terp152]

Jimmy Carter was the single worst president in my lifetime until the present. His mishandling of the Iran hostage crisis was a disgrace. I do give him some credit in his post-presidential years for being a decent and religious person but that does not minimize the harm that he did to this country.

Carter was generally regarded as the worst president since Buchanan, now overtaken by Biden. We even had an new term under him, "Stagflation" defying all previous economic situations. The tv program I was watching yesterday was interrupted to announce Carter's death followed by a long tribute to him as president. COuldn't bear to watch and turned it off.

 

[Scott]

Cripes! As I told my then teen age son. "You complain way too much for a white boy. "

 

[Combat]

One of the murderers whose federal death sentence was commuted to life in prison is now requesting "compassionate release." Apparently being in prison is considered torture. Which begs the question of why he didn't waive his appeals and ask to be executed in the first place to avoid his prison sentence. In a few years, some attorney will argue that he was actually innocent and the victim of injustice. Hollywood types will support his release.

 

[Combat]

The FBI agent who said that the incident in which a person intentionally drove their car into a New Year's Eve crowd killing ten people and then shot at police officers was not a terrorist act. That leads to me to wonder what the FBI considers a terrorist act.

 

[Warrior]

The FBI agent who said that the incident in which a person intentionally drove their car into a New Year's Eve crowd killing ten people and then shot at police officers was not a terrorist act. That leads to me to wonder what the FBI considers a terrorist act.

The ISIS flag he was flying on the truck wasn't a clue?

 

[Combat]

The ISIS flag he was flying on the truck wasn't a clue?

The level of incompetence on display by the New Orleans government and FBI is incredible. It reminds me a bit of the secret service effort at Butler. They apparently knew the barriers were not operational. No one thought it might be a good idea to repair them before a large event like a New Year's Eve gathering on Bourbon Street? How large is the budget of a city like New Orleans? They can't get the barrier fixed before a high risk gathering? Instead they park a police car there, but no one anticipates that someone could just drive around on the sidewalk to avoid the police car. Wow.

 

[Terp152]

It will take yrs to fix the SS and FBI. So many DEI hires are in the ranks now and moving up to be supervisors and mid level managers. And this is taking place while terrorist attacks are increasing.

 

[Terp152]

The level of incompetence on display by the New Orleans government and FBI is incredible. It reminds me a bit of the secret service effort at Butler. They apparently knew the barriers were not operational. No one thought it might be a good idea to repair them before a large event like a New Year's Eve gathering on Bourbon Street? How large is the budget of a city like New Orleans? They can't get the barrier fixed before a high risk gathering? Instead they park a police car there, but no one anticipates that someone could just drive around on the sidewalk to avoid the police car. Wow.

Yeah, they obviously thought it no big risk with the barriers being down. THen why have them in the first place?

 

[Combat]

Yeah, they obviously thought it no big risk with the barriers being down. THen why have them in the first place?

The level of incompetence is incredible. No one is asking the impossible of law enforcement. It's been clear for many years that there is a risk of such attacks where large numbers of pedestrians gather. There was just a similar attack in Germany a couple of weeks ago. In addition, the terrorist apparently posted his support of ISIS on social media. He wasn't even hiding it. So this is a failure on every level. The mayor and police chief of NO should have been fired on the spot. Even after the event, the NO police chief kept saying that the terrorist had driven on the sidewalk as though that was an excuse for their failure because the terrorist violated the traffic laws. The FBI agent who initially stated that this was not a terrorist attack should have been fired on the spot. Instead they hold news conferences and pat themselves on the back. Still no information on whether there were accomplices.