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Calheel said:
Ok Yosef. Go for it. What’s your definition of a woman? Try to come up with a definition that does not exclude any women.
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I won't fall for your trap. It's just crazy how the SCJ wouldn't answer the question. Crazy how the Democrats what to change what a woman really is. It's hilarious and sad at the same time.
You tell me?
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The #1 criteria for NASA performance reviews is now "faithful support of president's policies" representing 25% of their review, while "merit and competency" is only weighted at 15%. Cool way to run a science organization.

 
Mulberry Heel said:
"We won both wars, because nobody was close to us in terms of strength, bravery, or military brilliance" - great way to dismiss the contributions (and in some cases far greater sacrifices) of our allies, dude. In terms of industrial and military production in the war he's right, but I don't think most of our allies will appreciate hearing that they weren't as brave or smart as we were. No wonder he and his minions like Stephen Miller want to change how we teach history - their understanding of it is as superficial as a comic book. Trump probably thinks that Captain America really existed and did punch Hitler in the face.
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So what you're saying is that it is time for us to give the USSR the appropriate credit for being the country that was largely responsible for the defeat of the Wehrmacht? But they had to lose 20M soldiers and civilians in order to do so.
 

Trump Issues Order to Defund U.S. Public Media, Including PBS and NPR​

President says the news outlets don’t present ‘a fair, accurate or unbiased portrayal of current events’​

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“… The order states that the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the umbrella organization that oversees government funding for PBS and NPR, “cancel existing direct funding to the maximum extent allowed by law and shall decline to provide future funding.”

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting said Friday that it isn’t subject to the president’s authority. “Congress directly authorized and funded CPB to be a private nonprofit corporation wholly independent of the federal government,” it said, adding that Congress “expressly forbade” federal agencies or employees from controlling the corporation or its grantees when it established the corporation in 1967.

Paula Kerger, PBS’s president and chief executive, called the order “blatantly unlawful” and said she was exploring all options to allow PBS to continue serving its stations and the community with educational programming. …”
 
Yosef said:
I won't fall for your trap. It's just crazy how the SCJ wouldn't answer the question. Crazy how the Democrats what to change what a woman really is. It's hilarious and sad at the same time.
You tell me?
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You are reluctant to answer the question on a lightly-viewed message board but are flabbergasted at a nominee declining to answer the same question in a senate confirmation hearing? Seems like you have the less consequential task.
 
Calheel said:
You are reluctant to answer the question on a lightly-viewed message board but are flabbergasted at a nominee declining to answer the same question in a senate confirmation hearing? Seems like you have the less consequential task.
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A matching talent to task thing. She was in a more challenging environment but it wasn't nearly as much of a mismatch.
 
""We won both wars, because nobody was close to us in terms of strength, bravery, or military brilliance" - great way to dismiss the contributions (and in some cases far greater sacrifices) of our allies, dude."

We didn't even get involved in WWI until late in the game, certainly that infusion of fresh troops and arms made a difference in the outcome but the overall loses suffered by the US was a fraction of that of the other major combatants.
 
Ramrouser said:
So what you're saying is that it is time for us to give the USSR the appropriate credit for being the country that was largely responsible for the defeat of the Wehrmacht? But they had to lose 20M soldiers and civilians in order to do so.
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And the British. If the British hadn't stepped up while the America Firsters (the Lindbergh version) kept America isolated from the problems in Europe, it wouldn't have mattered once America finally got the balls to join the fight.
 
WaynetheDrain said:
And the British. If the British hadn't stepped up while the America Firsters (the Lindbergh version) kept America isolated from the problems in Europe, it wouldn't have mattered once America finally got the balls to join the fight.
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But according to Dear Leader neither Britain fighting virtually alone for so long or the Soviet Union's massive casualties or Nationalist China's massive casualties (or the massive French casualties in WWI) matter, because we're "AMURICUH HELL YEAH!" and we were clearly the bravest and strongest and bestest in both World Wars! And we better start teaching that in schools too!
 
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