Welcome, Bubba T. Yes, it is ambiguous and, at this point, psychotically repetitive. But that's all he has. I've been challenging him and the other folks from TSM (exception: juris imprudent) to focus less on me and more on actual substance but they have failed every time. And that makes this quote from Harry Truman, one of my favorite presidents, very appropriate:) It's also why they keep losing elections. Voters want to here about policy supported by facts and evidence. They don't take too kindly to childish taunting and unbalanced behavior.
Voters want to here about policy supported by facts and evidence.
You M, are primary evidence that you don't care about facts and evidence. Your positions on every topic have been pilloried for years for lack of facts, evidence, logic, and rationality. The fact that you even said this is laughable on its face!
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Simple questions Mark refuses to answer:
Is the Constitution law?
Is "false" equal to "truth"?
Could you please explain yourself and your ideas in further detail? This comment is very ambiguous.
Welcome, Bubba T. Yes, it is ambiguous and, at this point, psychotically repetitive. But that's all he has. I've been challenging him and the other folks from TSM (exception: juris imprudent) to focus less on me and more on actual substance but they have failed every time. And that makes this quote from Harry Truman, one of my favorite presidents, very appropriate:) It's also why they keep losing elections. Voters want to here about policy supported by facts and evidence. They don't take too kindly to childish taunting and unbalanced behavior.
Voters want to here about policy supported by facts and evidence.
You M, are primary evidence that you don't care about facts and evidence. Your positions on every topic have been pilloried for years for lack of facts, evidence, logic, and rationality. The fact that you even said this is laughable on its face!
"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
— John Quincy Adams
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