Posted on 11/29/2016 1:59:33 AM PST by vannrox
Bttt
For Trump and his supporters, the protests and challenges to the Electoral College should be seen as another victory. Not only did they win, they are being heard—even in Brooklyn.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
That’s the money line!
America has had enough of the Saul Alinsky left.
We are putting the whole lot into the dust bin of history, where they belong,losers, silent and forgotten forever.
Never ever a more iconic tune. Living in the hometown of the band, it always causes a cheer wherever it is heard. None more regular than the beginning is piped out of the giant speakers at the Jaguars games.
I’ll bet it would even toast the cookies of liberals even more when they discover they got their name from their high school coach at Robert E. Lee High School.
Now when entering Alabama by road. The signs now say Welcome to Sweet Home Alabama.
Such a rarity, an absolute unicorn. A leftist capable of introspection and seeing other points of view. I know what Neil Young is, but have always enjoyed his music, off-key warbling though it often can be. Now I know why.
How allegorical.
This could be Putin and Trumps favorite song .
Love the Russian Army orchestra in the back, and the hair doos.Seriously aerodynamic.LOL
It strikes me that Russia and America actually like each other in many ways.
Knock Knock Kockin at Heavens Door......Russian Cowboys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pPp3ynFUKw
Leningrad Cowboys are amazing..!
50 states in the union, please come out with a list of which ones may be mentioned in a song title and which ones may not be.
TURN IT UP!!!!!
I have never understood the appeal of Neil Young. Even before the political garbage I could not stand to listen to his nasal, whiny voice.
The far-reaching motto of Trump's Brand New America.
ditto
What can I say, I like Neil Young.
And yet even in that he shies away from taking the responsibility for what he said. Look at it again - it’s a liberal non-apology apology. “I’m sorry you misunderstood what I said.”
It is. It reminds of the sort who "call the super" to fix burned out lightbulbs in their kitchens.
This election is ironic. Trump is a New Yorker to his bones, loves his conspicuous, garish displays of wealth. He was embraced and carried to victory by rural and suburban Americans from 'flyover country'. Hildebeeste is a deracinated arrogant elitist, no more a New Yorker than an Arkansan or an Illinoisian or even much of an American. Her support was primarily from the densest cities.
Trump stands as a reminder that New Yorkers aren't all like the effete parlor-pink snob who wrote this piece. The "super" who shows up to change his (?) lightbulb is also a New Yorker.
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