So none of the don’t vote members are worried about the 2025 project?
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Straight from his mouth but facts don't matter to MAGA.
So now Trump is going to pretend he doesn't know anything about Project 2025 even tho his people are all parts of it and his sycophants in congress have given numerous speeches advancing and explaining it...
And the committee that put the plan together are now claiming it won't do what it says in pretty plain english exactly what its supposed to do ....
And now we are getting flooded with these fucking trolls who want to try to convince you that you can't believe what you see nor can you believe what you read .....
The theme song of conservatives and MAGA must be Shaggy " it wasn't me " because they deny who and what they are more than Judas...
And Judas kind of describes them....and some Democrats ...to a FUCKING T!!!!
And the committee that put the plan together are now claiming it won't do what it says in pretty plain english exactly what its supposed to do ....
And now we are getting flooded with these fucking trolls who want to try to convince you that you can't believe what you see nor can you believe what you read .....
The theme song of conservatives and MAGA must be Shaggy " it wasn't me " because they deny who and what they are more than Judas...
And Judas kind of describes them....and some Democrats ...to a FUCKING T!!!!
Dr Truth is a scary little pussy. That’s how you can tell his ass won’t show up for a fist fight. All of this fear mongering thing is out of date.
MODs can’t be that thirsty for clicks?
Yeah, clearly you don't know anything about Black political history. It's a subject that I consider myself decently familiar with. Around Reconstruction there were thousands of Black elected officials, which is pretty easy to confirm. So the whole "always been defensive" is easy to disprove. You probably don't even have to open a book up to confirm this.It is absolutely true. We've been strategic defensive voters since reconstruction.
Wait, did you say we have no political power???
Suddenly it occurs to me that you dont know wtf you're talking about.
Strategies for Support: JFK and the Civil Rights Act of 1963
Students consider how a president can generate support for one of his legislative initiatives and help a bill become a law by investigating the steps President Kennedy took in attempting to turn his June 1963 civil rights proposal into meaningful legislation.www.jfklibrary.org
Record turnout of Black voters comes after decades of activism
Voting rights activist LaTosha Brown explains how decades of painstaking activism culminated in Black voters’ decisive and historic role in the 2020 election.news.harvard.edu
Now if after this you cant admit you were wrong about us not being defensive voters and that we hold political sway, ima block your ass.
And clearly you do not know what power is. To use Dr. Huey P. Newton's most excellent definition, "Power is the ability to define something. And the ability to make it act in a desired manner."
If you believe that's what we have, lol.
We do not need a real life tranny monger trying to make political points here. You're not helping
2008 was an exception to this.
I’m giving bgol a warning this time. One more outburst from your special ed transexual John ass and you diver watch wife getting posted
You saw a tranny this morning when you got out of bed with your dad.
Idaho heard what Texas is doing & said hold my beer.
White supremacist preaches on @podbeancom that Black women should be forced to give birth — then sell their babies to farmers like him on his cult compound in Idaho.
He says he wants to "buy Black babies" for "free labor for life."
Ban abortion & legalize slavery?
@LqLana has a great question:
"Why didn't he say anything about white women?"
Don't white women have abortions? Will they also be forced to give birth and sell their babies into slavery?
PodBean is a company you may not have heard of, but they manage a lot of the podcasts you listen to on @ApplePodcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Does PodBean & Apple Podcasts agree with bringing back slavery in 2024?
Tell your podcast provider to stop working with PodBean unless they stop promoting 0wenBenjamin immediately!
We will hold them accountable for inciting violence. This is not a free speech issue. More details in thread
You're the only one who travels to grapple other men.
Senior citizen bitch, Night Fruit, I’m on your mind 24/7. I know it’s hard to come out the closet with your fetish 4 male genitalia.
Senior citizen? You're older than me!
That clown is legit retarded
@gutsdafag
Y’all like a bunch of high school bitches. “Ooohh, yo called him a bunch of names. You won!!! “. Meanwhile, you know I got good points, but like the bitches you are, you just go ad hominem. You ninjas are one of the reasons I’m glad I raised my kids with my wife. They didn’t come out like you faggits. Enjoy your failure and black and milds. And fucking fat bitches. That’s all you got, you project loving massa loving coons.
COT DAYUM
Slayed THEE ENTIRE FUCK out of that clown
Antarctica level dirty dozens
Buddy went from Snowfall to Snowflake.
English for England. We speak spanish here Juan!
That's some unfunny racist shit you said. We don't give a fuck about your opinion, wife, or kids. This ain't the Fox News forum.
Naw get ya own shit. It’s funny when he do it. Clown
It's rather predictable of your kind, but no amount of made up racist tropes will help with the fact that you got ETHER'ed. Doc SONNED TF out of you in that exchange. Hell, I'm still laughing at that shit. And now you're whining to me about it
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Project 2025 Plan For Public School Children Mandatory ASVAB
These nutjobs are ready to create their own “Stormtrooper” Corps.
You can read about it starting on Page 133.
Trump World Reportedly Flirts With a Return to Mandatory Military Service
“Why wouldn’t we give that a try?”
JULIANNE MCSHANE
News & Engagement Writer
June 16, 2024
www.motherjones.com
Trump, alleged draft-dodger, arriving at a US base in Tokyo during his first trip to Japan in 2017.
Despite Trump’s alleged draft-dodging in his youth, the former president’s acolytes are reportedly flirting with a return to requiring mandatory military service if he’s re-elected.
Christopher Miller, former acting defense secretary during the last two months of Trump’s term—and, possibly, the next leader of the Pentagon—told the Washington Post this week that it should be “strongly considered,” calling it a “rite of passage” that would create a sense of “shared sacrifice” among young people.
“It reinforces the bonds of civility,” Miller reportedly said, adding, “why wouldn’t we give that a try?”
This is not the first time Miller has floated these plans: He also wrote about them for Project 2025, the blueprint for Trump 2.0, concocted by dozens of conservative groups and led by the Heritage Foundation. There, Miller floated making all public school students complete the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery—a standardized test developed by the Department of Defense to test young people’s skills to match them with a military job—in order to “improve military recruiters’ access to secondary schools.” (A spokesperson for the Heritage Foundation told the Washington Post that Project 2025 does not “speak for President Trump or his campaign, who alone set his agenda.”)
Miller told the Washington Post that the test could be used to shore up weaknesses in the military: “If we’re going to prepare for a great-power competition, it’s helpful to have a baseline understanding of the pool of potential military service members and their specific aptitudes prior,” he said.
Trump called the reporting “completely untrue” in a post on Truth Social. “In fact,” he wrote, “I never even thought of that idea.”
But many others in his orbit have: Rumored Trump vice presidential pick J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) told the Washington Post, “I like the idea of national service. And I’m not talking about in wartime.” And Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told the paper he would “take no option off the table” to address shortages in the military.
The concept of bringing back mandatory service, though, is politically unpopular, especially among those it would actually affect. According to a 2017 Gallup poll, while nearly half (49 percent) of Americans overall support the idea of a draft, a majority of those under age 30 (57 percent) are against the idea.
And this may be why, dizzyingly, the right is trying to gaslight their base into believing it’s Democrats who want to reinstitute the draft. At this weekend’s Turning Point Action convention in Michigan—a gathering spot for far-right incendiaries—Donald Trump Jr. was among the speakers who told the crowd the left wants to bring back mandatory military service, as my colleague Stephanie Mencimer reported from the scene.
“Someone’s gotta fight these wars, and it’s not going to be the Democrats,” Don Trump Jr. said, without evidence, to boos from the crowd. “They want to draft young women now, and by the way, not for a war that’s popular… they want to draft our women for an unpopular war so they can get their board seats at Raytheon.”
In actuality, it was Republicans who passed the House Defense bill on Friday, which included a provision automatically registering young men for selective service—essentially the database that would be used if a draft was authorized—rather than requiring them to manually do it and risk a possible federal felony charge if they do not, as is currently the case. In making his comments about women being forced to serve, the former president’s son appeared to have been referring to a Thursday vote by the Senate Armed Services committee to approve advancing the National Defense Authorization Act to the Senate floor with a provision that would require women to register for selective service. But… that’s very different from the folks in Trump World reportedly considering the possibility of forcing all young people to actually serve in the military. (We reached out to Donald Trump Jr. to ask which policy he was referring to, and we’ll update you if anything becomes clearer.)
But the Trump crew does not have a history of being loyal to evidence when it comes to the matter of mandatory military service. Need we remind you of the so-called bone spurs?
Trump Former Acting Secretary of Defense, Christopher Miller (R)
These nutjobs are ready to create their own “Stormtrooper” Corps.
You can read about it starting on Page 133.
Trump World Reportedly Flirts With a Return to Mandatory Military Service
“Why wouldn’t we give that a try?”
JULIANNE MCSHANE
News & Engagement Writer
June 16, 2024
Trump world reportedly flirts with a return to mandatory military service
“Why wouldn’t we give that a try?”
www.motherjones.com
Trump, alleged draft-dodger, arriving at a US base in Tokyo during his first trip to Japan in 2017.
Despite Trump’s alleged draft-dodging in his youth, the former president’s acolytes are reportedly flirting with a return to requiring mandatory military service if he’s re-elected.
Christopher Miller, former acting defense secretary during the last two months of Trump’s term—and, possibly, the next leader of the Pentagon—told the Washington Post this week that it should be “strongly considered,” calling it a “rite of passage” that would create a sense of “shared sacrifice” among young people.
“It reinforces the bonds of civility,” Miller reportedly said, adding, “why wouldn’t we give that a try?”
This is not the first time Miller has floated these plans: He also wrote about them for Project 2025, the blueprint for Trump 2.0, concocted by dozens of conservative groups and led by the Heritage Foundation. There, Miller floated making all public school students complete the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery—a standardized test developed by the Department of Defense to test young people’s skills to match them with a military job—in order to “improve military recruiters’ access to secondary schools.” (A spokesperson for the Heritage Foundation told the Washington Post that Project 2025 does not “speak for President Trump or his campaign, who alone set his agenda.”)
Miller told the Washington Post that the test could be used to shore up weaknesses in the military: “If we’re going to prepare for a great-power competition, it’s helpful to have a baseline understanding of the pool of potential military service members and their specific aptitudes prior,” he said.
Trump called the reporting “completely untrue” in a post on Truth Social. “In fact,” he wrote, “I never even thought of that idea.”
But many others in his orbit have: Rumored Trump vice presidential pick J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) told the Washington Post, “I like the idea of national service. And I’m not talking about in wartime.” And Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told the paper he would “take no option off the table” to address shortages in the military.
The concept of bringing back mandatory service, though, is politically unpopular, especially among those it would actually affect. According to a 2017 Gallup poll, while nearly half (49 percent) of Americans overall support the idea of a draft, a majority of those under age 30 (57 percent) are against the idea.
And this may be why, dizzyingly, the right is trying to gaslight their base into believing it’s Democrats who want to reinstitute the draft. At this weekend’s Turning Point Action convention in Michigan—a gathering spot for far-right incendiaries—Donald Trump Jr. was among the speakers who told the crowd the left wants to bring back mandatory military service, as my colleague Stephanie Mencimer reported from the scene.
“Someone’s gotta fight these wars, and it’s not going to be the Democrats,” Don Trump Jr. said, without evidence, to boos from the crowd. “They want to draft young women now, and by the way, not for a war that’s popular… they want to draft our women for an unpopular war so they can get their board seats at Raytheon.”
In actuality, it was Republicans who passed the House Defense bill on Friday, which included a provision automatically registering young men for selective service—essentially the database that would be used if a draft was authorized—rather than requiring them to manually do it and risk a possible federal felony charge if they do not, as is currently the case. In making his comments about women being forced to serve, the former president’s son appeared to have been referring to a Thursday vote by the Senate Armed Services committee to approve advancing the National Defense Authorization Act to the Senate floor with a provision that would require women to register for selective service. But… that’s very different from the folks in Trump World reportedly considering the possibility of forcing all young people to actually serve in the military. (We reached out to Donald Trump Jr. to ask which policy he was referring to, and we’ll update you if anything becomes clearer.)
But the Trump crew does not have a history of being loyal to evidence when it comes to the matter of mandatory military service. Need we remind you of the so-called bone spurs?
Trump Former Acting Secretary of Defense, Christopher Miller (R)
They're screaming wanna invade Iran. They cutting VA benefits also btw.Project 2025 Plan For Public School Children Mandatory ASVAB
These nutjobs are ready to create their own “Stormtrooper” Corps.
You can read about it starting on Page 133.
Trump World Reportedly Flirts With a Return to Mandatory Military Service
“Why wouldn’t we give that a try?”
JULIANNE MCSHANE
News & Engagement Writer
June 16, 2024
Trump world reportedly flirts with a return to mandatory military service
“Why wouldn’t we give that a try?”
Trump, alleged draft-dodger, arriving at a US base in Tokyo during his first trip to Japan in 2017.
Despite Trump’s alleged draft-dodging in his youth, the former president’s acolytes are reportedly flirting with a return to requiring mandatory military service if he’s re-elected.
Christopher Miller, former acting defense secretary during the last two months of Trump’s term—and, possibly, the next leader of the Pentagon—told the Washington Post this week that it should be “strongly considered,” calling it a “rite of passage” that would create a sense of “shared sacrifice” among young people.
“It reinforces the bonds of civility,” Miller reportedly said, adding, “why wouldn’t we give that a try?”
This is not the first time Miller has floated these plans: He also wrote about them for Project 2025, the blueprint for Trump 2.0, concocted by dozens of conservative groups and led by the Heritage Foundation. There, Miller floated making all public school students complete the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery—a standardized test developed by the Department of Defense to test young people’s skills to match them with a military job—in order to “improve military recruiters’ access to secondary schools.” (A spokesperson for the Heritage Foundation told the Washington Post that Project 2025 does not “speak for President Trump or his campaign, who alone set his agenda.”)
Miller told the Washington Post that the test could be used to shore up weaknesses in the military: “If we’re going to prepare for a great-power competition, it’s helpful to have a baseline understanding of the pool of potential military service members and their specific aptitudes prior,” he said.
Trump called the reporting “completely untrue” in a post on Truth Social. “In fact,” he wrote, “I never even thought of that idea.”
But many others in his orbit have: Rumored Trump vice presidential pick J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) told the Washington Post, “I like the idea of national service. And I’m not talking about in wartime.” And Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told the paper he would “take no option off the table” to address shortages in the military.
The concept of bringing back mandatory service, though, is politically unpopular, especially among those it would actually affect. According to a 2017 Gallup poll, while nearly half (49 percent) of Americans overall support the idea of a draft, a majority of those under age 30 (57 percent) are against the idea.
And this may be why, dizzyingly, the right is trying to gaslight their base into believing it’s Democrats who want to reinstitute the draft. At this weekend’s Turning Point Action convention in Michigan—a gathering spot for far-right incendiaries—Donald Trump Jr. was among the speakers who told the crowd the left wants to bring back mandatory military service, as my colleague Stephanie Mencimer reported from the scene.
“Someone’s gotta fight these wars, and it’s not going to be the Democrats,” Don Trump Jr. said, without evidence, to boos from the crowd. “They want to draft young women now, and by the way, not for a war that’s popular… they want to draft our women for an unpopular war so they can get their board seats at Raytheon.”
In actuality, it was Republicans who passed the House Defense bill on Friday, which included a provision automatically registering young men for selective service—essentially the database that would be used if a draft was authorized—rather than requiring them to manually do it and risk a possible federal felony charge if they do not, as is currently the case. In making his comments about women being forced to serve, the former president’s son appeared to have been referring to a Thursday vote by the Senate Armed Services committee to approve advancing the National Defense Authorization Act to the Senate floor with a provision that would require women to register for selective service. But… that’s very different from the folks in Trump World reportedly considering the possibility of forcing all young people to actually serve in the military. (We reached out to Donald Trump Jr. to ask which policy he was referring to, and we’ll update you if anything becomes clearer.)
But the Trump crew does not have a history of being loyal to evidence when it comes to the matter of mandatory military service. Need we remind you of the so-called bone spurs?
Trump Former Acting Secretary of Defense, Christopher Miller (R)
The MidEast is old news.
The next battlegrounds will be on the African continent.
It’s why the U.S. created the U.S. Africa Command.
US Military Presence in Africa: All Over Continent and Still Expanding
French ambassador to Niger leaves as relations nosedive after coup French president has said troops would also leave By Abdel-Kader Mazou and Moussa Aksar September 27, 2023 https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/french-ambassador-niger-has-left-country-security-sources-2023-09-27/
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Presidential election, yes. State and local? Nahh
Take the gook out your sig then china man. We will deport you and your mail order bride in January 25.
Aye mayne, I dont absorb into my spirit lies written by dishonorable men.
you sir, have no honor.
So ima gone put you on my ignore list.
This board is becoming a disgusting place to be with all these albino rats running around unchecked.