Mitch McConnell joins John Kasich in Republican attack on Trump...

The Daily Mail ^ | 08/16/2017 | Nikki Schwab U.s Political Reporter and David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor For Dailymail.com

[myerson]

AMEN!!!

[petitfour]

What’s pathetic is that the Nazi sympathizer dude grew up in and was educated in Kentucky and makes his home in Ohio. Are the two politicians going to jail the folks in their states who hate others? Because it sure seems like they tolerate a lot of haters.

Kasich hates Trump.

[proust]

+1

[Buckeye McFrog]

I beg to differ. The Left lies in wait and plans things for YEARS in advance. The seeds of this incident were planted by Saul Alinsky in 1972. They’ve been game planning it ever since.

[caww]

Republican Politicians ‘looking for love in all the wrong places’ these days......I will no longer be a Registered Republican should they continue to oppose Trump.....they’ve pretty much already done the deal of showing they’re anything but Republican....rather something else altogether.

This insanity of Republicans and Democrat driven division are going to destroy this nation at the rate they’re going. I’m beginning to think that’s exactly what they want.

[aspasia]

Trump condemned all sides, but the real bone was that he said “there were very fine people” there.

If that was wrong to say, the implication is clear: even though a demonstration of this sort is legally permissible, it is morally wrong. Association with anyone of “this group” is de facto a wrong of the highest order, even under pretense of protest against taking down a statue. Is it not the crime of the century? The fact that former friends hold this view shows what dire straits we are in.

Guilty by a semblance of association.

[odawg]

“Former presidents George H.W. bush and George W. Bush weighed in later in the morning, saying that ‘America must always reject racial bigotry, anti-Semitism, and hatred in all forms.’”

Trump has spent considerable energy DOING JUST THAT. So when you see this avalanche of falsehood, you can know that the Establishment has seized upon this hoax issue as a means to paralyze Trump. The fools can not learn that they have lost out. The Russian collusion hoax must have played out.

And when this has blown over, they will seize upon another hoax.

[Skywise]

McConnell can’t find time to complain about BLM.
McConnell can’t find time to complain about AntiFa.
McConnell can’t find time to complain about the insurrection about our country.

But yet another old white guy comes out to declare he don like racism and act like trump said he did.

[robroys woman]

‘We can have no tolerance for an ideology of racial hatred. There are no good neo-nazis,’

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Technically, he is correct. The bible clearly teaches that no-one is good except God. But notice he is not attacking behavior. He is attacking people for simply having a belief. And worse, who in that group would actually self identify as a “Neo-nazi”?

BTW, I assume his first sentence is aimed at BLM and the Black Panthers as well. Or am I wrong? ;-)

[caww]

Isn't it interesting the Media gives them a voice....but those who support Trump are not given thus......

This is all media drive.....and whoever controls the media does indeed control the narrative.

[CharlesWayneCT]

The rally didn’t happen, but the night before the march did happen, and they did say things, and what they said was pretty horrible.

I’m sure you’ve seen the pictures of young men carrying torches doing the Nazi salute, chanting “Death to Jews” among other things.

These are not “made-up” pictures, this really happened. It’s a small group, but to the degree we pretend they don’t exist and everything was find about Charlottesville, we get smeared by association with that group.

If we have come so far politically that we can’t actually stand up and say “sorry, but nazi-wannabees doing salutes, carrying torches, and shouting “death to jews” is simply unacceptable”, we deserve whatever we end up getting.

[grimalkin]

Disgusting filthy liars and backstabbers. They were always in it for themselves, truth be damned.

[aspasia]

an idiot to try to argue that Nazis and Supremists were “fine people”

Whoa! I think that's the senators' argument.

[Alberta's Child]

SO Trump was entirely correct to point out that both sides did violence, but was an idiot to try to argue that Nazis and Supremists were "fine people."

Why are you attributing a statement to President Trump that he never said?

Go back and watch his press conference from start to finish. The point he made was 100% correct. Not everyone who showed up to protest the removal of Robert E. Lee's statue was a "Nazi" or a "Supremist" (whatever that is).

And they certainly weren't the ones who instigated the violence. President Trump pointed out (again, CORRECTLY) that the demonstration in the park by the same people the previous night went off without any violence at all.

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[Blue Highway]

Seeing that picture of Mitch McConnelol makes me wonder if he frequents Bohemian Grove and howls like a wolf and does weird ritual things with his buddies like animal sacrifices. Who is the evil looking man next to him?

[tumblindice]

Victor D. Hansen nailed it the other day: The GOP-e is as butthurt as their friends across the aisle. He beat 16 (?) of their `champions' as well as Her Thighness. Trump has the people, they have great healthcare.

[ColdOne]

Yep...fake news. DailyMail is doing this alot lately.

[Alberta's Child]

Mitch McConnell couldn’t even deliver on an ObamaCare campaign promise that he’d been parroting for eight years. LOL.

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