Stable Genius Strikes Again

[Starlight]

I'll take a stable of horses any day of the week.

Tell me again how you voted for the guy...

[Cow Poke]

Tell me again how you voted for the guy...

I walked into the polling place, showed my ID, signed the ledger sheet, got my voter code, went into the little voter cubicle, signed into the digital voter machine, made my selections, then punched the button that said "complete".

Pretty simple, actually, even for an old fart.

[whag]

Tell me again how you voted for the guy...

Can you really blame the guy? It’s not like Hillary was any better. She’s a warmonger, defamed the women her husband raped, and an inarticulate and boring buffoon. She’s Trump in a pantsuit.

Blame Obama for Trump, because it’s entirely his fault.

[rogue06]

I'll take a stable of horses any day of the week.

[*Puts nerd hat on*]

Did you know that according to the historian Suetonius, and possibly Cassius Dio as well, the Roman emperor Caligula made his favorite horse Incitatus, a Roman Senator and proposed making him a consul?

The story is regarded by some to be fictitious political propaganda of the time and by others as a real story providing evidence of Caligula's madness (the intended meaning) or Caligula mocking and ridiculing his political adversaries (principally the Senate).

[Cow Poke]

[*Puts nerd hat on*]

Did you know that according to the historian Suetonius, and possibly Cassius Dio as well, the Roman emperor Caligula made his favorite horse Incitatus, a Roman Senator and proposed making him a consul?

The story is regarded by some to be fictitious political propaganda of the time and by others as a real story providing evidence of Caligula's madness (the intended meaning) or Caligula mocking and ridiculing his political adversaries (principally the Senate).

Heard the story, wondered if it were really true.

[Mountain Man]

[Hillary is] Trump in a pantsuit.

Only a lot less honest, a lot less accomplished, and a lot less likable.

But other than that, they're virtually identical.

[whag]

Only a lot less honest,

According to most accounts, Hillary has lied as much as an average official, while Trump has already bested her while spending a fraction of the time as a civil servant.

https://www.quora.com/Who-is-more-ho...-Who-lies-more

a lot less accomplished,

In terms of business wealth, he’s a few billion dollars richer, but I meant morally. He’s much more famous for marital infidelity and saying creepy things about his daughter.

and a lot less likable.

I suppose—if you like men who say creepy things about their daughters.

[Tassman]

Compared to a stable of horses, Trump looks like a genius by comparison.

Not compared to Mr Ed the talking horse.

[Mountain Man]

According to most accounts, Hillary has lied as much as an average official, while Trump has already bested her while spending a fraction of the time as a civil servant.

https://www.quora.com/Who-is-more-ho...-Who-lies-more



In terms of business wealth, he’s a few billion dollars richer, but I meant morally. He’s much more famous for marital infidelity and saying creepy things about his daughter.



I suppose—if you like men who say creepy things about their daughters.

Yes, I've seen those lists if Trump's "lies", where differences of opinion, or exaggerations, or approximations are called lies. This narrative being desperately pushed by liberals that Trump is the most dishonest person in the history of Washington politics is hilarious and made-to-order for the gullible "Not my president!" snowflakes.

[whag]

Yes, I've seen those lists if Trump's "lies", where differences of opinion, or exaggerations, or approximations are called lies. This narrative being desperately pushed by liberals that Trump is the most dishonest person in the history of Washington politics is hilarious and made-to-order for the gullible "Not my president!" snowflakes.

Sorry, but your president isn’t the only one in history who never outright lied. But he is only one in history who said creepy stuff about his daughter.

[Mountain Man]

One of my favorite moments from the campaign was when Charlie Crist described Hillary as honest, and the crowd laughed.

[Cow Poke]

Sorry, but your president isn’t the only one in history who never outright lied. But he is only one in history who said creepy stuff about his daughter.

I don't know, Jimmy Carter claimed he talked to his daughter about the great problems of the world, and she told him it was nuclear proliferation. That's pretty creepy!

[whag]

One of my favorite moments from the campaign was when Charlie Crist described Hillary as honest, and the crowd laughed.

There were many, but one of my favorite moments from the campaign is when Trump was confronted about saying Carla Fiorina was too ugly to be president.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G4kX2tXvuVA

But he never lies.

[Mountain Man]

...one of my favorite moments from the campaign is when Trump was confronted about saying Carla Fiorina was too ugly to be president.

Clearly an impeachable offense.

[whag]

Clearly an impeachable offense.

No, just crass and shamelessly pandering to Howard Stern fans. You’d have criticized any lib who said anything similar.