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Not that I approve of the banning but why are they using an official account for something like that anyway? 

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If only someone could ban Donald from using Twitter "until further notice."

 

Okay, Interior Department and Nat'l Park Service folk.  Now is the time to say "No".

31 minutes ago, Juliajms said:

There are so many things we can drag Trump for, but I don't think he's ever given the impression that he's anything other than a billionaire and that he glories in a gilded lifestyle (literally! Check out the changes to the oval office).

 

Duly noted.  Nevertheless, I find it wrong.  Particularly when I remember some of things that were said when Michelle chose to wear something off the rack.  (Also, remember her obsession with all things Target?  To hear some talk, you would have thought the woman was caught outside a crack house!)

 

It's almost like Juan and Eva Peron, really.  "Sure, we wear these fabulous, designer clothes that you could not possibly afford.  But we do it for YOU.  The common people."

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1 hour ago, DramatistDreamer said:

@dragonflies Yes, quite a few people are complaining, a few saying they unfollowed several days ago, so they wouldn't forget. I unfollowed this morning and it better not happen to me, I'll be pissed!

 

@Soapsuds LOL. OMG.

Wait what? I got to double check I am not following them 

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15 minutes ago, Khan said:

If only someone could ban Donald from using Twitter "until further notice."

 

Okay, Interior Department and Nat'l Park Service folk.  Now is the time to say "No".

 

Duly noted.  Nevertheless, I find it wrong.  Particularly when I remember some of things that were said when Michelle chose to wear something off the rack.  (Also, remember her obsession with all things Target?  To hear some talk, you would have thought the woman was caught outside a crack house!)

 

It's almost like Juan and Eva Peron, really.  "Sure, we wear these fabulous, designer clothes that you could not possibly afford.  But we do it for YOU.  The common people."

I think that's exactly what it's like. I certainly agree that Michelle was never going to win with some people. Her looks were torn apart in ways that were just shameful. The racism and misogyny was rampant.

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1 hour ago, dragonflies said:

Looks like twitter FORCED people to follow POTUS Trump and FLOTUS Melania accounts even after people unfollowed them. I was one.

This here has to be killing TRUMP LMAO

 

 

It happened to me too, also the VP and White House accounts. I even had notifications on the FLOTUS account 

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I was thinking of everyone here during the news coverage of Friday's events. I couldn't bear to watch more than a few minutes at a time. Good night all, stay safe :)

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We should rename this the liberal politics boards no conservative opinions are allowed. I think these protestors bashing windows and starting riots and settimg limo on fire make liberals make bad. Trump is still going to be prexy. I thought Melania looked gorgeous. 

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I've had the Furher blocked for sometime. Hopefully Twitter handled the situation with the accounts. So far, I have not had that problem.

 

Besides, when you delete your Twitter account, you risk missing gems like this-

 

Or this...

 

 

I won't post the video of the neo-nazi Richard Spencer getting punched in the face but I will admit, I looked for it and enjoyed seeing it.

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...and this embodies that fundamental difference between Obama and Trump, as human beings. Well, considering how Republicans rejected the Disability Bill that Bob Dole championed...and we all know how Trump feels about the disabled.

 

 

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8 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

This is true but disingenuine. This march originated from Pantsuit Nation, the group started on Facebook to support Hillary Clinton and it was a place for women to share their stories, especially those being targeted. That evolved into A BLACK WOMAN from Ft. Lauderdale saying we should have a march. Then a few women got together, formed the committee and started organizing and guess what, not one WOC as part of the group. They got slammed and finally added a couple but I have to say it's disingenuous to an extent, only. BUt one of the original organizers is a Bernie supporter who has been on the defensive for weeks as women, men, finding it offensive  that the woman who was the original inspiration for the group doesn't get recognized but the woman who was the first green party VP candidate does. THey are even using the phrase Hillary marked "Womens rights and human rights" as their call. I mean seriously. And the excuse was we didn't think the timing was right and no reconsideration.

 

Much of the bickering again is being propagated by the extreme left "Bernie Bros", who themselves are sexist and racist. I doubt any of these people are going to be at any of the marches. Their rights are not in danger. But this is their goal. Chaos. But as a result, the women who know best about resistance, persecution, being targeted, black women have been turned off by the arrogance of saying the woman who inspired the group who herself suffered targeted harassment on the political stage like no other, who they supported, is not good enough to at least be recognized because of a few women at the top of the organization think adding her name to a god damn list would be divisive.  What happened to marching and being inclusive like your talking about. This wasn't really intended to be a political march per say, but a show of unity. Yet even it seems we still have women, you know white women - the 53% of the population who voted for Trump, saying unity is important except when they don't think it is.

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9 minutes ago, JaneAusten said:

This is true but disingenuine. This march originated from Pantsuit Nation, the group started on Facebook to support Hillary Clinton and it was a place for women to share their stories, especially those being targeted. That evolved into A BLACK WOMAN from Ft. Lauderdale saying we should have a march. Then a few women got together, formed the committee and started organizing and guess what, not one WOC as part of the group. They got slammed and finally added a couple but I have to say it's disingenuous to an extent, only. BUt one of the original organizers is a Bernie supporter who has been on the defensive for weeks as women, men, finding it offensive  that the woman who was the original inspiration for the group doesn't get recognized but the woman who was the first green party VP candidate does. THey are even using the phrase Hillary marked "Womens rights and human rights" as their call. I mean seriously. And the excuse was we didn't think the timing was right and no reconsideration.

 

Much of the bickering again is being propagated by the extreme left "Bernie Bros", who themselves are sexist and racist. I doubt any of these people are going to be at any of the marches. Their rights are not in danger. But this is their goal. Chaos. But as a result, the women who know best about resistance, persecution, being targeted, black women have been turned off by the arrogance of saying the woman who inspired the group who herself suffered targeted harassment on the political stage like no other, who they supported, is not good enough to at least be recognized because of a few women at the top of the organization think adding her name to a god damn list would be divisive.  What happened to marching and being inclusive like your talking about. This wasn't really intended to be a political march per say, but a show of unity. Yet even it seems we still have women, you know white women - the 53% of the population who voted for Trump, saying unity is important except when they don't think it is.

 

Thanks. I appreciate the insight. 

 

It sounds like the exact thing that leads so many to feel disillusioned. I know some here are going to the march and I respect them a great deal, but anything involving Bernie supporters always makes me wary. 

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