: Politics and Religion Discussion : Enjoy the honeymoon! Did you watch Utah's Congressman's Chaffetz's town hall meeting last night?

posted 7 years ago

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Another A+ for "America First" President Trump.

Public Schools across our land are soon to feel reprieve from their next budget shortfall.

Due to the excellent choice by President Trump for Education secretary, many Lefty parents enraged by his choice are planning to home school their children.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/devos-backlash-sees-parents-threatening-to-homeschool-kids/ar-AAmKXT2?li=BBnb7Kz

That's a big win for our country.

Less Left wing children in school will make teachers job easier.

1. When student is punished, teacher will have a shortage of looney parents blaming the teacher for scolding their child that can do no wrong.

2. There will be far less bullies pushing other children around.

3. There will be far less protests on school grounds.

4. There will be far less asinine disruptions from unruly children in the classroom.

There's more but after posting #4 I'm suddenly concerned, LTM is missing.

macdaddy1944 51 Reviews 140 reads

posted 7 years ago

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i agree

we are all pretty well fucked..

bigguy30 223 reads

posted 7 years ago

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I would not be smiling Quad but of course you don't get it.

Posted By: quadseasonal

Another A+ for "America First" President Trump.

Public Schools across our land are soon to feel reprieve from their next budget shortfall.

Due to the excellent choice by President Trump for Education secretary, many Lefty parents enraged by his choice are planning to home school their children.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/devos-backlash-sees-parents-threatening-to-homeschool-kids/ar-AAmKXT2?li=BBnb7Kz

That's a big win for our country.

Less Left wing children in school will make teachers job easier.

1. When student is punished, teacher will have a shortage of looney parents blaming the teacher for scolding their child that can do no wrong.

2. There will be far less bullies pushing other children around.

3. There will be far less protests on school grounds.

4. There will be far less asinine disruptions from unruly children in the classroom.

There's more but after posting #4 I'm suddenly concerned, LTM is missing.

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saltyballs 224 reads

posted 7 years ago

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Enjoy the honeymoon! Did you watch Utah's Congressman's Chaffetz's town hall meeting last night?

In RED, RED, Utah on Thursday night. And it was, from his point of view at least, a total fiasco. The room was packed with anti-Trump voters, with hundreds more milling around outside. They asked sharp questions of their congressman, booed whenever Trump's name was mentioned, and ultimately caused Chaffetz to cut the event off early and to flee the stage. Is it possible that a congressman from perhaps the reddest state in the Union, one who won election by 50 points, could start worrying about his job security, if he holds Trump too close? Yep! In short, it's a case study for how even members of Congress from "safe" districts could be forced to push back against Trump, or else could find their jobs at risk if his approval dips too low.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/rep-jason-chaffetz-faces-angry-town-hall-crowd-utah-n719231

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Related Link: Jason Chaffetz

bigguy30 271 reads

posted 7 years ago

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Salty it's not just Utah and the GOP can't handle the heat.

I guess they forgot about the Tea party during the Obama years. Lol

Posted By: saltyballs

In RED, RED, Utah on Thursday night. And it was, from his point of view at least, a total fiasco. The room was packed with anti-Trump voters, with hundreds more milling around outside. They asked sharp questions of their congressman, booed whenever Trump's name was mentioned, and ultimately caused Chaffetz to cut the event off early and to flee the stage. Is it possible that a congressman from perhaps the reddest state in the Union, one who won election by 50 points, could start worrying about his job security, if he holds Trump too close? Yep! In short, it's a case study for how even members of Congress from "safe" districts could be forced to push back against Trump, or else could find their jobs at risk if his approval dips too low.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/rep-jason-chaffetz-faces-angry-town-hall-crowd-utah-n719231

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TwoMints 313 reads

posted 7 years ago

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Re: Enjoy the honeymoon! Did you watch Utah's Congressman's Chaffetz's town hall meeting last nig

You idiots mistake a handful of fruitloops protesting as some big majority. It's laughable.

Continue crying your liberal tears, as Trump and company fix all your fuck ups.

Posted By: saltyballs

In RED, RED, Utah on Thursday night. And it was, from his point of view at least, a total fiasco. The room was packed with anti-Trump voters, with hundreds more milling around outside. They asked sharp questions of their congressman, booed whenever Trump's name was mentioned, and ultimately caused Chaffetz to cut the event off early and to flee the stage. Is it possible that a congressman from perhaps the reddest state in the Union, one who won election by 50 points, could start worrying about his job security, if he holds Trump too close? Yep! In short, it's a case study for how even members of Congress from "safe" districts could be forced to push back against Trump, or else could find their jobs at risk if his approval dips too low.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/rep-jason-chaffetz-faces-angry-town-hall-crowd-utah-n719231

-- Modified on 2/10/2017 9:37:13 AM