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In reply to the discussion: The writing is on the wall and many Americans can't see it. [View all]Just A Box Of Rain
(5,104 posts)51. No problem. In the 60s Ronnie was one right bastard.
The dopey sunny-dispositioned Reagan of later years was quite a re-fashioning.
Easy to forget.
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I'm hopeful. But, so many under reagan were indicted and went to prison . Yet most Americans see
mucifer
Jan 2023
#1
Because Reagan was a soft-spoken wolf in sheep's clothing. Trump is just a rabid wolf in your face
housecat
Jan 2023
#6
I agree with your analysis. Both were/are dangerous. Trump is simply more overt in his actions.
patphil
Jan 2023
#7
Those of us who are of a certain age and have intact memories and who lived in CA
Just A Box Of Rain
Jan 2023
#16
I watched the olive drab helicopter fly low over campus, spreading teargas that then drifted into an
NBachers
Jan 2023
#59
Of course, just like Putin and all republicans. Sorry you had to go through that.
housecat
Jan 2023
#56
Yes! And lest we forget even before his totalitarian rule began he was spying on his fellow actors
Cheezoholic
Jan 2023
#64
I remember the Birchers too. We had some in my neighborhood when I was a kid.
Just A Box Of Rain
Jan 2023
#71
+100 The book I've been reading on the history of the CIA proves you right about Reagan.
ancianita
Jan 2023
#41
It's by Chris Whipple, the same guy that wrote "The Fight of His Life," about Biden.
ancianita
Jan 2023
#75
You are wrong. He ignored a health crisis that killed millions. He worked a deal to
FSogol
Jan 2023
#37
He refused to admit there was an AIDS crisis. How many died because of raygun?
housecat
Jan 2023
#57
Well said. The kind of overwhelming evidence that convicted militia after militia
Alexander Of Assyria
Jan 2023
#3
An argument can be made against not indicting a sitting president, but that doesn't extend to the
Beastly Boy
Jan 2023
#12
As you almost rightfully noted, the Constitution doesn't EXPLICITLY prohibit indictment. By the same
Beastly Boy
Jan 2023
#79
How do you read that clause as making a president exempt from trial by jury?
Hermit-The-Prog
Jan 2023
#80
The clause refers explicitly to all crimes and it explicitly excepts cases of impeachment from that
Beastly Boy
Jan 2023
#82
Not a fair to ask for what amounts to a timeline of his turpitude. But maybe this will help.
ancianita
Jan 2023
#43
I have been a vocal "where the hell is the paper trail against the organizers?" shouter for two
Scrivener7
Jan 2023
#77
Could you cut that shit out? It's one thing to post the "retribution is just around
Scrivener7
Jan 2023
#74
Do we know that members of Congress can be proven to be major players in the coup in a court of law
Beastly Boy
Jan 2023
#28
We shall see, time will tell, don't think that much will/is going to happen
republianmushroom
Jan 2023
#40
Thank goodness we have a prediction of imminent justice. This has been sadly lacking these
RockRaven
Jan 2023
#65