Marz whines about the entrance of Trump to the Oval Office
6 Comments Published by Avi Green on Monday, December 19, 2016 at 1:43 PM.
Here's some recent tweets Marz wrote about North Carolina and his claim we'll "miss" Obama after he departs from office. First, when the AP Wire says that the outgoing governor of NC signed a law stripping power for successive politicians in the same officer, he said:
And if a Democrat signed that law, he'd say nothing, no matter how undemocratic it was. Next, he said:
What, a politician who failed the victims of Nidal Hasan at Fort Hood, and also the victims in Benghazi? Yawn. Let's be clear. It's not like we think Trump won't disappoint on some issues. But we don't overlook what disappointments other politicians on the left turn out either. And ignoring Obama's failures over the 8 years he's been in office is no way to learn from mistakes made in the past. If we act oblivious to a liberal politician's failures, as Marz is doing, then we're not learning anything.
I dunno what North Carolina is, but it's not a democracy anymore. https://t.co/Vdj6hU7F3a
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) December 16, 2016
And if a Democrat signed that law, he'd say nothing, no matter how undemocratic it was. Next, he said:
Everybody whining about Obama right now: in 6 weeks, you'll gladly cut off a limb to have someone this thoughtful stand behind that podium.
— Ron Marz (@ronmarz) December 16, 2016
What, a politician who failed the victims of Nidal Hasan at Fort Hood, and also the victims in Benghazi? Yawn. Let's be clear. It's not like we think Trump won't disappoint on some issues. But we don't overlook what disappointments other politicians on the left turn out either. And ignoring Obama's failures over the 8 years he's been in office is no way to learn from mistakes made in the past. If we act oblivious to a liberal politician's failures, as Marz is doing, then we're not learning anything.
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"Thoughtful" Obama played golf while Trump flew to Louisiana and helped with the relief effort.
Republicans are used to their candidates failing to deliver on campaign promises. The attitude of Congress for the past eight years has been, "We can't do what we were elected to do, because then the media won't like us, and President Obama will call us racists."
If Trump keeps just one campaign promise, he will better than most Republicans.
Trump campaigned on (1) securing the borders, (2) defeating terrorism, and (3) bringing jobs back. Clinton campaigned on (1) "I'm a woman, so I'm entitled," and (2) "I'll give you lots of Free Stuff." (Meaning, raising taxes on middle-age workers and using the money to pay college tuition for able-bodied young adults.)
Whether Trump can (or even intends to) keep his campaign promises is a separate issue. The point is that Trump voters wanted a pay check, and Clinton voters wanted a welfare check.
So far, the biggest disappointment about the 2016 election is that Cher, Jon Stewart, Lena Dunham, Whoopi Goldberg, and Amy Schumer haven't left the country.
"Clinton campaigned on (1) "I'm a woman, so I'm entitled," and (2) "I'll give you lots of Free Stuff." (Meaning, raising taxes on middle-age workers and using the money to pay college tuition for able-bodied young adults.)"
There's also (3) "Trump SUX, Trump SUX, Trump SUX, and did I mention that Trump SUX? Vote for me!"
And +1 for the prior comments. Undoubtedly, Democrats will go back to saying "Dissent is the highest form of patriotism," after decrying it as racism during the last eight years. Funny how that works out.
Considering how angry the losers get every election for the past 30 years and how that anger grows with every new election, I can't help but wonder what the aftermath of the next one will be like...