When is it okay to say the President Might be Nuts? (illegal, Whitehouse)
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I can't remember another time in history when we felt the need to say a President was nuts, up until now. We called them a lot of things, but their sanity was never in question. But Trump is certifiable.
^ this, both Obama and W Bush did things that I disagreed with but not once did I ever doubt their mental stability.
My hope is that Pence is talking with the Cabinet. We can't go on like this for another 1,358 days.
Liberals have referred to every Republican president as nuts since Teddy Roosevelt.
I'm pretty liberal and I didn't think that either Bush was nuts. I didn't even think Reagan was nuts, though he seemed to be a little loopy toward the end.
I didn't think Ford was nuts, but I barely recall him. I was a little kid.
Not sure I get your point. None of these compare to Trump and his comments and behaviors.
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^ this, both Obama and W Bush did things that I disagreed with but not once did I ever doubt their mental stability.
My hope is that Pence is talking with the Cabinet. We can't go on like this for another 1,358 days.
I certainly hope that this is what is going on and I say that knowing full well that I do not expect I'll like Pence's agenda, given what I know of his tenure in Indiana.
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Liberals have referred to every Republican president as nuts since Teddy Roosevelt.
But we haven't referred to them as having dementia generally. This is entirely different, and theres lots of behaviors backing it up. Reagen showed some signs....but not enough to really say anything. Trump though....
Barking Mad
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Pursuant to sec. 4, 14th amendment, it is unconstitutional to challenge the validity of the public debt... even though it is somewhat peculiar.
[] Pursuant to the Coinage Act of 1792, et seq, the debt (over 19 trillion DOLLARS) computes to more than 950 billion ounces of gold, stamped into coin.
[] Ft. Knox depository (allegedly) holds 147.4 million ounces of gold. So Congress hasn't borrowed any real money to account for that sum.
[] World wide supply of gold is estimated at 5.8 billion ounces. Again, it is evident that Congress did not borrow 950 billion ounces of gold dollars to substantiate the debt.
[] There is no law that states a "Federal Reserve Note" is a dollar. It's an IOU denominated in dollars - a debt. Which begs the question, WHAT did Congress borrow? Pursuant to Art 1, Sec 8 and Sec 10, only gold and silver coin are tender in PAYMENT of debt. However, the gold standard was imposed by the Coinage Act of 1873 (aka “crime of 1873"), so we can’t use silver coin.
Did Congress borrow "credit" at usury?
Are they barking mad?
Or are we that stupid?
... don't answer that !
Anytime you want, just don't mistake your opinion to be anything more than that, no matter how much you might worship the sounds coming out of your own mouth.
Anytime you want, just don't mistake your opinion to be anything more than that, no matter how much you might worship the sounds coming out of your own mouth.
I am not following what you're saying here.
Do you watch him, read his transcripts, and believe he's of sound mind?
That's very... interesting.
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Do you guys think the president's doctors could declare him unfit? Did he hide his condition from the docs?
Didn't his alleged doctor write that totally strange evaluation of his health? You may be expecting too much from trump's doctors.
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