President Trump: Making America Great Again...

[Donuthole]

Based on his picture, his conservative beliefs, and his law school, I think this post could also go in the MOTCOTJCOLDS in the News thread.

I was with you until I saw that he went to UW for undergrad. No self-respecting Mormon goes there. FB confirms, probably not a Mo:

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[MartyFunkhouser]

I was with you until I saw that he went to UW for undergrad. No self-respecting Mormon goes there. FB confirms, probably not a Mo:

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The wife with sporting porn shoulders is a dead giveaway that he is not a Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

[falafel]

Lol. This guy is an idiot.

Look, I was a conservative law student. I spoke against the opinions that substantially increased union bargaining power, and in favor of the right to contract. I was an officer in the Federalist Society, and I attended the Ron Paul campaign rally on campus. I was fully aware that my views were at political odds with most of my professors. But you know what I didn't have? The blind allegiance to an demented idiot whose every utterance displays that his views are nowhere near in line with conservatism.

I actually liked the guy's article. I think its ridiculous that law school professors and admin can essentially prevent the political speech of those who hold opposing views. The MAGA hat thing and Trump make this guy's case seem less sympathetic, but in reality that's just a distraction. I can only imagine the outrage if a law student was prevented from wearing a shirt that said "Yes We Can" or I'm With Her" by a conservative professor or admin. The students would revolt and the faculty or admin person would lose their job as the University fell over themselves to side with the student's freedom of speech rights.

If we don't stand up for certain rights in the most obnoxious of situations, then what good are the rights at all?

[falafel]

I was with you until I saw that he went to UW for undergrad. No self-respecting Mormon goes there. FB confirms, probably not a Mo:

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Oh dang you're right. It also looks like he's wearing a cross on a chain, or at least a gold chain. MOTCOJCOLDS don't do that.

[Pelado]

Based on his picture, his conservative beliefs, and his law school, I think this post could also go in the MOTCOTJCOLDS in the News thread.

Are there a lot of MOTCOJCOLDS at Gonzaga Law?

[falafel]

Are there a lot of MOTCOJCOLDS at Gonzaga Law?

Tons, actually.

[Pelado]

Tons, actually.

Tons? Do the more obese MOTCOJCOLDS tend to go there? Is that why you thought the author of the article was a member?

[falafel]

Tons? Do the more obese MOTCOJCOLDS tend to go there? Is that why you thought the author of the article was a member?

Some might be obese, but not more than the normal MOTCOJCOLDS population. But since a ton = 2000 lbs, and you only need 2 tons for my statement to be correct (4000 lbs), and since the average male weight in the US is 195 lbs, you only need 20.51 MOTCOJCOLDS law students at Gonzaga for my statement to be correct. According to Gonzaga, there are 145 students pretty class, with 3 class years. That is 435 total students. Honoring how many MOTCIJCOLDS Gonzaga law alumni end up in Las Vegas alone, I am confident that there are at least 21 or more MOTCOJCOLDS at Gonzaga law school at and given time.

[falafel]

Also, you think the author of that article is obese? That's rude.

[Pelado]

Also, you think the author of that article is obese? That's rude.

More obese than the average. Not as obese as I am.

[BigPiney]

Also, you think the author of that article is obese? That's rude.

Yes

[frank ryan]

Trump paving the way for drug imports from Canada and strengthened gun background checks are two things I support.

[Moliere]

Trump paving the way for drug imports from Canada and strengthened gun background checks are two things I support.

So you support racism?

[Flystripper]

So you support racism?

I know you are being tongue in cheek here, but come on, that is a genuine attempt at finding the good in Trump's administration by Frank!

[UVACoug]

Unusual story about Trump in the Washington Post yesterday:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-pressured-his-alcoholic-brother-about-his-career-now-he-has-regrets-/2019/08/07/58ec2d70-b216-11e9-8f6c-7828e68cb15f_story.html

Unusual because, setting aside the fact that Trump cut off funding for the medical care for his nephew's son who had cerebral palsy, it is generally favorable to Trump. Also unusual for Trump to open up about his past and express regret. Given how much Trump participated in the story, I'm guessing it is a campaign tactic designed to make him seem more human ... interesting, nonetheless.