Thats is pretty much it however powerful influences have to be a lot more careful than an motorcycle site.
Their house their rules - so long as they don’t put a finger on the scale. That’s when things get tough, censure discussions or searches for “Sanders” or “Cruz” and you step into dangerous territory.
Thats is pretty much it however powerful influences have to be a lot more careful than an motorcycle site.
Their house their rules - so long as they don’t put a finger on the scale. That’s when things get tough, censure discussions or searches for “Sanders” or “Cruz” and you step into dangerous territory.
Agree. I am ok with open discourse, no political discussion or no threats as lines. If Paul drew a line based on political affiliation, that would be bad.
Agree. I am ok with open discourse, no political discussion or no threats as lines. If Paul drew a line based on political affiliation, that would be bad.
Official confirmation that PGA is pulling their scheduled event from a Trump course (there have been links before but IIRC they were expected not confirmed)
Also what the hell is wrong with 33% of Americans? Trumpies speech that morning has almost every key word you could think of to trigger a violent assault.
The PGA of America cut ties to President Donald Trump when it voted Sunday to take the PGA Championship event away from his New Jersey golf course next year.
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PGA President Jim Richerson says the board voted to exercise its right to "terminate the agreement" with Trump National in Bedminster, New Jersey.
"A new ABC News/Ipsos poll released Sunday found that 67% of respondents said Trump deserves a "good amount" or a "great deal" of blame for the insurrection."
680 News was reporting that a number of American companies were cutting ties with all of the senators who voted to reject any of the Electoral College votes. I was in my car when I heard this, so obviously didn't write it down and don't have a link; Marrriott Hotels was among them.
To which I say ... Good.
And I'm not surprised. Corporate America does not want the USA to tear itself apart.
680 News was reporting that a number of American companies were cutting ties with all of the senators who voted to reject any of the Electoral College votes. I was in my car when I heard this, so obviously didn't write it down and don't have a link; Marrriott Hotels was among them.
To which I say ... Good.
And I'm not surprised. Corporate America does not want the USA to tear itself apart.
If you belong to a force with ~1,500,000 active members and god knows how many retired members and the President called you to action, wouldn't you look around and wonder why <<1% of your colleagues showed up? A full call to arms and it's just you, a guy dressed as a bear and duck dynasty? Obviously thinking isn't their strong suit.
..yet will be the first speaker of the house to impeach a sitting president twice, the second time seemingly being because the senate didn’t follow through the first time.
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