Sean Mooney

No- I said this is something I find stupid that parents do and here is another thing I find stupid that parents do. But I don't try to stop them from doing it. Although taking an 8 year old to a chiropractor potentially can do a lot of physical damage to them... And you ignored the question I asked: But if some parent does take them to this- why does it bother you so much?

What should be done to all MAGA mooks?

I think this is the wrong place to start and it's attacking the effect and not the cause. I know people don't want to acknowledge it but this is something that you most likely need a good decade plus to address because the solutions will get politicized by both sides and destroy any actionable moves. Like as a hypothetical. For years there has been this push to green energy (solar, wind, etc). The Democrats stupidly tried to build in incentives to switching to it all which led to Republicans pushing back on it. The Republican answer is what happened the other day where we are signing executive orders to expand the mining and use of coal. Why? Coal accounted for 40% of total electricity in 2011, it accounted for 16% in 2016. It is a dying energy usage- doesn't mean you ignore it completely, but don't pander to it. If we really wanted to see energy and oil prices drop we could continue using it but also allow the market to dictate what companies establish as far as some of the other ideas of energy and then we put the US muscle behind it and we'd dominate the world in energy production. But no- it got politicized into oblivion by everyone. Similar deal here- we have hands on jobs we need workers for, but we also need more jobs and money and investment in semiconductors and computer chips and stuff like that. But that requires schooling and money and those things are politicized now because the politician jagoffs have turned college vs non-college against each other. To circle back- tariffs don't address the problem. They address the aftereffects. It would mean so much more if we could look at China 10 years from now and say "Guess what- we don't need your sh!t...we make it here."

This isn't necessarily true because even if something is made in the US it may be made with foreign products so the prices go up because the tariff is now there affecting the process of making the product. Additionally- some producers have said even with a tariff the product is still cheaper to make overseas and then ship it in. The bigger issue we have as a country is for decades we refused to advance how and what we make here. And thus we became too independent on foreign countries and goods. Tariffs don't unring that bell.

You have to remember MAGA mook logic guys- "You can't tell us what to do....but we can tell you what to do." Just a bunch of pants whetting azzholes who are exactly the same as the dorks on college campuses crying because some comedian who told a joke they didn't like is playing the campus arena to the point that you could very well just insert the Spider-man pointing at himself meme here.

You could just not take your kid to it. I wouldn't take my kids to it. But if some parent does- why does it bother you so much? Parents take 8 year old kids to see chiropractors. I'd never do that but I also wouldn't skyscream incessantly about it and try to ban it.

Seriously-....stick a rusty nail in your eye dude

I heard they timed his mile run with a calendar

Hilarious you think Donald Trump was out there wrecking people in gym class dodgeball.

Looked at RealClearPolitics: Harris X poll has Trump's approval at 47%, disapproval at 49% Quinnipac has it at 41% approval and 53% disapproval Rasmussen has it at 47% approval and 52% disapproval (this poll swung 10 points from the last time they conducted it) Economist/YouGov has it at 45% approval and 52% disapproval. So he's underwater right now as the RCP average is -3.2%. The last time he was positive in the polling there was March 12th. That was the day he announced more tariffs on Canada and Canada announced retaliatory tariffs. Also the RCP average says 41.4% of people say the country is on the right track and 52.1% say it is the wrong track. Two things on that though: 1.) The gap has closed and 2.) wrong track is almost always way ahead of right track in that poll. The only time it got close to flipping was 4 months into Obama's first term where it was like 46% right track and 48% wrong track. So obviously I'd take "right track" polls with a few silos full of salt.

As a moderate I will say- yes obviously I see the way Real Tim freaks out here over everything and it's silly. I also see the MAGA mooks on here who will never admit Trump made a mistake on something and that is equally silly.

You vacillate through ideas more than Trump.

I hope the waffling on tariffs solved woke culture.

It does seem like Trump waffles quite a bit on everything.

It will 100% hurt small businesses. Wal-MArt can swallow the tariffs and they already reportedly view this as a way to establish more dominance over their competitors. But the local businesses and small town main street places will be hammered by this.

You vote for a letter....that's it.

More projection from you

I get it- you just vote for the "R" letter. Don't lump others into your simplistic view of voting.

You are a simpleton and just flat wrong.....per usual

AGAIN- I reject the whole premise of your dumb scenario. I have never voted for or against a candidate because of transgender issues. not sure how to be any clearer in that for you

Average car was 3542 and the average median family income was 8,730 dollars. That means the price of a new car was ~40% of your income. Today the median household income is 75,580 dollars. Average price of a new car today is 48,641 dollars. That means the price of a new car is ~64% of your income. Now based on inflation the 8730 in household income in 1970 would be equal to roughly 74,000 today. So we are good there. The average price of 3542 for a car would be the equivalent of 29,000 today. That's where the problem lies.

I'm telling you that does not enter my equation for voting. I have plenty of other issues I worry about long before transgender issues. What I'm saying is a candidate- regardless of party- has positions on hundreds of issues...some I agree with, some I don't. I'm sorry you only vote for the letter behind the name

Where did I say that? And TBF- someone complaining about grocery prices but spending extra money on coffee- is quite a bit different.

Not every candidate I support supports that though. Again- you are a simpleton who wants to dump everyone into the same bucket.

I'm sorry you are a simpleton. I'm sure that makes it difficult for you to function in life.