Freepers having a sad! Sad!

[Kaleva]

[MFM008]

1. I know

[ginnyinWI]

2. the best part is how close Donnie was to this bill.

I mean, he tied his reputation to it. Campaigned about it, personally lobbied the reluctant GOPers, and tried to bully and cajole--and he failed!

My only remaining question: who's he gonna blame?

[Hortensis]

3. Went and looked. "Ryan fail, like everything else that hes ever tried to do.

Trump should never have put any faith whatsoever in that weasel, it’s time for the long knives to come out."

Boy, a bunch of these people really don't like their "RINO" party leadership. Good!

[jmowreader]

5. In case you had any doubt those people are nazis, that post should have cured it

What are they going to call it, the Ryan-Putsch?

[Hortensis]

6. I stay away from there, but all around me are

well groomed, respectable, middle class, Christian southerners who've also determinedly compartmented away their morals and consciences whenever they get in the way of their political partisanship. Which these days is, let's face it, constantly.

[redstatebluegirl]

4. Why do I have this sense that they have some sinister plan up their sleeves?

I just don't trust any of them, especially 45 and Ryan.

[VOX]

7. Exactly. Enjoy the moment, but never take your eyes off of them...

They will stab you in the back at any moment that suits them.

[Hortensis]

8. They have lots of them. 45's an idiot, and Ryan

as a right-wing intellectual leader is a ridiculous joke. He only looks smart in that crowd. Many can read and write complex sentences, like Bannon, but a genuinely wise and insightful extremist is so rare as to almost be an oxymoron.

But many of the brains hired by people like the kochtopus and Robert Spencer are anything but idiots. We don't know the names of most of the really dangerous people we need to worry about, but they are working intensely to not just keep power but grow it.