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It makes total sense if you hate America, as the Democrats do. I mean just today on Drudge: Unemployment 49 year low, Hispanic unemployment lowest ever, women lowest since 1953. What are the Democrats talking about? Impeaching Trump. They hate America. It's a fact.

Only a matter of time until incidents we usually just hear about are happening here. But let's just keep importing these animals makes total sense.

I can just see a six year old kid pointing to the framed butterfly on the kitchen wall. "Oh that? The butterfly used to be on your granny's azz."

Seen them in the store, havent tried one yet. PB cups are life though.

Around 15min mark they get political and Letterman says straight up “would you run for president?”, Trump says no. But he had all kinds of opinions and rips the NY mayor. Good stuff.

It's quite simple really. All the left head to do when Trump became the front runner was to reach towards the middle. To sniff, to wave to, at least acknowledge the middle and they would own the electorate. Instead, they went screaming for the radical far left. To their own detriment. And this continues today. Even now, when the polls are saying Biden and even Buddigieg are the best hope of beating Trump, a huge percentage of these freaks are rejecting that in favor of their own individual left-wing nut case. Thus, ensuring failure. When the real people of the Midwest overwhelmingly lean towards a man like Joe Biden, they're saying they want to return to normalcy, civility and most of all maturity. In short, they don't want shrieking pink hats screaming I'm a nasty woman! Or black lives matter! Or Gay transexual vampires being able to pee on trees or whatever the latest radical left-wing cause celeb happens to be. If the complaint about the right is that they are the party of the 1%. Then surely the complaint about the left must be that they are the party of the point 1%. And meanwhile 98.9% of the country goes lacking.

That's some good work there FF. Thanks.

There goes the fockin' neighborhood!!!!

When the libs stop defending the perverse branch of Islam, God's islam has a chance. Same with their defense of perverse peoples of color. You won't see them defending the Middle class husband, wife and kids of any color.

If they view it, they can't continue to lie about Barr hiding something. Again, if someone is still willing to support the current Democratic Party right now, they're either willfully a focking moron or hate America.

No, I believe his is speaking in favor of it. Diversity does not but cause fighting.

No cause a lot of liberals are white. Also, a lot of your trailer park trash is white. I’d rather it be Make America Have Common Sense Again

I'm fine with people of all races, I just expect them to carry their own weight and chip in to be real members of society... not leaches and have others do all the work for them. That includes the white leaches too.

Kneeling?

Not all white, we do need some minorities, but far less than there is now. How do you expect me to care or want to fight for my neighbor when he doesn’t look like me or care about any of the things I care about?

India is not militaristic and is a more or less functional democracy. Their economy is also growing by leaps and bounds and they are beginning to become a regional power in a crucial area of the world. If we were smart, we would do whatever we can to get them on our team and help counterbalance china. Now sure, some of the worst poverty on this planet is also in India. Too many damn people. But that will change, birth rates are declining just as happened most other places that are leaving the third world.

If you want to go down this route i would suggest UAE, Portugal, India, Thailand....all seem to meet your color criteria, and are relatively well run....each has a something of a decent culture, with some notable exceptions of course....

It doesn't seem like brown people do a very good job running things.

In a hundred years, Japan will still have Japanese culture, Japanese traditions, Japanese art, Japanese beliefs, and a nation full of people who love and respect Japan. Whatever outside influence that seeps in along the way will have been able to do so because it was vetted, embraced, and incorporated by the Japanese people.

My tried and true Kentucky Derby system has a great track record... I just screw it up by tossing the wrong horses. Let's do it! - Eliminate horses not finishing in the top 2 in the five major prep races. Eliminate all horses not bred in the great state of Kentucky. Those qualifications make up 80%+ of all Derby winners. Santa Anita Derby 1. Roadster 2. Game Winner Arkansas Derby 1. Omaha Beach 2. Improbable Blue Grass 1. Vekoma 2. Win Win Win - Bred in Florida Florida Derby 1. Maximum Security 2. Bodexpress - Waiting on a defection to get into Derby Wood Memorial 1. Tacitus 2. Tax ......................................................................... That leaves 8. Toss out Tax - the #2 post position. And a gelding. Good luck with that. Toss out Roadster - the #17 post has NEVER won the Derby. Toss out Vekoma - Blue Grass hasn't produced a Derby winner in decades, let alone a speedster. Hit the road glue stick. Toss out Maximum Security - Ever heard of jockey Luis Saez? Me neither. Never better than 7th place in 6 Derby rides. Also a speedster horse. Toss out Tacitus - Experts say he's a bit out of his league in this race facing weak competition in previous races. Plus he's ugly grey. Gone. .................................................................................... Down to 3. Toss out Improbable - His owners won with Justify last year. No owner has won back-to-back since 1973. Also blinkers coming off for first time. Toss out Omaha Beach - The Derby favorite - which have won 6 straight Derby's following a drought of 30+ years. The streak ends here - lots of parity in this race. Which is why GAME WINNER at 5-1 odds out of the #16 post position will be the 2019 Kentucky Derby winner. Of the major prep races, the Santa Anita is one of the most prestigious. Finishing 2nd (by a length) to talented Roadster is nothing to be ashamed of. His other 2nd place finish? To Derby favorite Omaha Beach - by a nose. His record is 4-2-0 in 6 starts, all Grade I. Jockey Joel Rosario already has a Derby win under his belt (2013). Trainer is Bob Baffert.

That's some solid work right there.

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Hope everyone had a good week and if not, hope this makes ya laugh.

No, it pretty much is just a game to all involved. The Dems. The Cons. Trump. The Puppets of Trump. Even most here at the Geek Club, who get more juice from owning the Libs or seeing Trump show how pathetic he is, than we do from seeing our country suck or blow. It’s a game amigo. We are a nation of phonies.

Ah crap... this screws up my analysis. Bodexpress is now in at the 20th post and all horses outside of post position #12 (Ohama Beach's spot) move over one. So, the new line-up is: (Commentary from Covers.com) 1. War of Will 20-1 This long shot won three in a row within the graded stakes ranks before a very disappointing effort in the Louisiana Derby last time out. He had an excuse and was a non-factor early after an awkward step. Since that loss, his workouts have been fast and he will try to be forwardly placed. Thankfully, he has enough early speed to overcome the difficult inside post . 2. Tax 20-1 He ran second best to the eventual Wood Memorial Winner in Tacitus in his most recent showing. He’s another runner that likes to be close to the front end, and has never been farther back than third in any start during his four career races. Speed wise, he’s quick, but it was only four starts ago that he was claimed while racing against maiden company. If he can take advantage of the inside post, he should be placed within the first group of runners entering the first turn. 3. By My Stands 20-1 He’s coming off a win in the Grade 2 Louisiana Derby producing the upset at 22/1 odds. He did well in his first start versus stakes competition, albeit a very weak field. Competing against some of the top horses with a lack of experience will be a tough task for this runner, who could find himself in a good position to take advantage of an advantageous trip. 4. Gray Magician 50-1 This long shot finished second by three quarters of a length in the UAE Derby. His only win in eight career starts came in a six-furlong sprint against maiden company at Del Mar. In his only graded stakes race, he was not competitive and does not look like he will have much of an impact in the Kentucky Derby at all. 5. Improbable 6-1 He is arguably trainer Bob Baffert’s best shot at another Derby win as he goes for back-to-back victories and his sixth “Run for the Roses” title. He will likely attempt to work out a stalking trip and has shown a nice late-closing kick. He has been the betting favorite in four of his five career races and will get a lot of attention at the Kentucky Derby betting windows this Saturday. He’s a definite must-have on top and in all slots for your exotic wagers. 6. Vekoma 20-1 Jockey Javier Castellano is 0 for 12 in the Kentucky Derby with his best finish coming onboard Audible, who finished third last year. This runner with a very unorthodox racing style is coming off a win in the Grade 2 Blue Grass Stakes by three and one quarter lengths on April 6. He’s racing his best when stalking the pace and should be put in a good position to make a competitive run in the deep stretch. 7. Maximum Security 10-1 He’s coming off an impressive victory in the Grade 1 Florida Derby to remain undefeated through four career starts. Speed wise, he’s put forth some very impressive times and has shown a good amount of early speed, which should be useful in securing the front end early. He must avoid a potential pace duel upfront but stay close to the pace where his best efforts have been. 8. Tacitus 10-1 He has won three straight races and has shown a noticeable improvement speed wise with each career start. With only four career starts, he’s one of the most lightly-raced colts. His racing versatility is a huge asset and he looks to thrive off the gruelling Kentucky Derby distance. 9. Plus Que Parfait 30-1 He recently won the UAE Derby but outside of that start, has been very disappointing - especially on North American soil where he was not competitive within the graded-stakes ranks. He’s a runner that should benefit from the speed upfront early and attempt to work out a trip from mid-pack. Although, he would need a lot of things to go his way in order to have a shot to hit the board. 10. Cutting Humor 30-1 He worked out a nice stalking trip to get the job done in the Sunland Derby. Although he added a graded-stakes win to his resume, the field was weak and, when compared to a lot of the other times in races at the same distance, he seems to be a bit slow. 11. Haikal 30-1 He gets out very slow, spotting the field as many as 14 lengths in his last two races. With his closing style, he’s a runner that really benefits from the quick early fractions and perhaps a speed duel up front. He should take well to the added furlongs of the Kentucky Derby and looms as a long shot, who might be able to hit the board closing late at a nice price. 12. Code of Honor 15-1 He’s coming off a third place finish in the Florida Derby after getting bumped at the start. The Florida Derby was an odd race with Maximum Security left alone uncontested on the front end. Despite Maximum Security having his way on the front end, Code of Honor showed a nice late-closing kick off easy fractions. Look for him to be positioned well to run down the leaders in the deep stretch. 13. Win Win Win 15-1 He’s one of only a few horses with a closing style and is another that looks like he will benefit from the faster early fractions. The post position does not deter him and he will definitely be spotting the field a lot of early lengths. The added couple of furlongs of the Derby look advantageous to him and he’s another that should be flying late in deep stretch. 14. Master Fencer 50-1 This is the first ever Japanese-bred horse to try its luck in the Kentucky Derby. He has two wins in three career starts and has had almost a week in Louisville to prep for the change of scenery and get adjusted to the new track. He is a long shot for a reason and does not look like he will at any point be a factor on the first Saturday in May. 15. Game Winner 5-1 He’s been a beaten favorite in both of his 2019 career races, however, he narrowly missed finishing second in both. He draws a very difficult post position for a horse that isn’t a true closer or one that doesn’t seem to posses a lot of early speed. This outside post may force him farther back than ideal. Without seeing experience closing or off a troubled trip, the price appears too short. 16. Roadster 6-1 He’s another runner that was hoping for a better post position draw as he may be forced very wide early on the first turn, due to the outside post and his lack of early speed. He loses the services of jockey Mike Smith to Omaha Beach, and while this is not the worst jockey change, it’s still a huge disadvantage losing Smith, who has been on board in all of his four career starts. It’s tough to find complaints with this colt who has looked very good in all of his California races. 17. Long Range Toddy 30-1 He is coming off a disappointing effort in the Arkansas Derby, racing over a sloppy track. He didn’t take well to the off track and being forced wide, but he has put forth some good efforts. It will be difficult to navigate out of the outside post as a runner not possessing much early speed or showcasing any type of a solid late-closing kick. 18. Spinoff 30-1 The best part of this runner is his training. It’s very rare you see a Todd Pletcher horse with such high morning line odds attached. He’s lightly raced and has only made two starts since August and it’s very possible he’s sitting on a big race as his times have steadily been improving. He’s taken well to the early bumping in his most recent two races, which preps him for what’s to come in the Kentucky Derby. 19. Country House 30-1 If any horse is going to draw the outside and not be affected by it, then it would be this runner who starts very slowly and has shown a decent late-closing kick. He will be hoping for a pace meltdown up front to track down tired runners late. He’s worthy of a closer look into rounding out your superfecta wagers. 20. Bodexpress ?? -1 .................................................................................. This means my previous pick Game Winner is now the favorite. I don't bet favorites. Back to the drawing board.