That's exactly how I see it. I see them all as genuine friends and I really don't think she thought one more thing about it after her reaction. He was playing on the words she had already used and I think even she found it funny.

Also....your PSes made me laugh.

 

LMAOOOOO!!!

 

What's a Cbox?


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Something that will never go away.

 

I wish it would. It's memory seems to bring discord.
I also wish tap a talk would allow me to get rid of the phone signature like I could before.

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The SAMSUNG thing? We all know EXACTLY what phone you have.

 

Use to be able to disable that. Now that it updated, it won't let me.

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It sounds like something Greg Gutfeld would say to one of his colleagues. "Kimberly, America wants to C your Box" lol

He should be fired for this. Effective immediately.

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/nearing-100-days-trumps-approval-at-record-lows-but-his-base-is-holding/2017/04/22/a513a466-26b4-11e7-b503-9d616bd5a305_story.html?hpid=hp_hp-top-table-main_poll-1202am:homepage/story&utm_term=.4d40b6f10e85


"Despite the public’s skepticism of Trump’s first 100 days, the survey finds little evidence voters would render a different verdict from last November, when Trump won key states needed to secure victory in the electoral college despite Clinton winning more votes nationwide.

The new survey finds 46 percent saying they voted for Clinton and 43 percent for Trump, similar to her two-point national vote margin. Asked how they would vote if the election were held today, 43 say they would support Trump and 40 percent say Clinton."

Trump still wins.

 

That doesn't surprise me at all. Clinton is just not well liked. I feel bad for her though because she had experience and she definitely had to fight to get where she got. She also endured a lot from her cheater husband.

But at the same time, she threw dangerous projectiles at people, scared the shit out of her aids and basically turned Dick Morris into a conservative because of her mean spirit. ;-) lol

She never lost the popular vote to anyone. Not Obama, not Bernie and not Trump. Yet she was never able to win the title of President. Our electoral college isn't racist, but maybe it is a bit sexist... Or maybe it didn't like her either. Lol

 

lots of numbers here. i can't find the question re "what if the election were being held today." can you tell me which paragraph? thanks.

 

Must have missed that keefuffle, but thanks for the clarification.

 

Among 1004 adults who were asked.

I think this is quite interesting, too:

"The president’s approval rating stands at 42 percent, the lowest recorded at this stage of a presidency dating to Dwight Eisenhower. Trump’s 53 percent disapproval rating is 14 percentage points higher than Bill Clinton’s 39 percent disapproval in April 1993, the worst before Trump. Eight years ago, then-president Barack Obama’s approval was 69 percent, his disapproval 26 percent.

The Post-ABC poll finds 43 percent of Americans said they strongly disapprove of Trump’s performance. That’s also the worst by far of any president since George H.W. Bush by more than double. In the spring of 1993, 21 percent said they strongly disapproved of Clinton’s performance.

Americans split at 35 percent apiece on whether Trump is doing a better or worse job than expected, with the rest saying he’s neither above nor below their expectations."

 

Except he's already gone after dreamers, and has deported children who were born here's parents. Talk is cheap.

 

Those are the last two paragraphs in the article.

 

Republicans' Island -- for shits and giggles

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1516308895128826

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I didn't know abt this holiday.

State government offices are closed Monday in Mississippi and Alabama for Confederate Memorial Day.

Georgia used to mark the holiday, but removed the Confederate reference in 2015. Now, the last Monday in April there is simply called State Holiday.

Confederate Memorial Day in Mississippi and Alabama commemorates those who died during the Civil War while fighting for Southern states that tried to secede from the U.S. The Confederate military surrendered in April 1865.

South Carolina holds a Confederate Memorial Day in May to mark the day Gen. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson died.

Mississippi said in its 1861 secession declaration that its decision to leave the United States was “thoroughly identified with the institution of slavery.” Alabama said in its secession ordinance that it would join other states in “Southern Slaveholding Confederacy.”

Lea Campbell of Ocean Springs is among the critics who say it’s long past time for states to ditch Confederate Memorial Day.

“The Confederacy was a government that was established to maintain the institution of slavery to maintain the social hierarchy of white supremacy,” said Campbell, who is white and has helped organize rallies calling for Mississippi to remove the Confederate battle emblem that has been on the state flag since 1894. It is the last state flag in the nation to prominently feature the rebel emblem — a red field topped by a tilted blue cross dotted by 13 white stars.

Barry Cook, chaplain of a Sons of Confederate Veterans chapter in Jasper, Alabama, wrote last week on al.com that the average Southerner fought what he called “the War Between the States” because Yankees were trying to disrupt their lives.

Cook wrote that as Confederate Memorial Day approaches, “all we ask, in the immortal words of (Confederate) President Jefferson Davis, please just leave us alone. Let us honor the valor and bravery of our Southern heroes without intimidation and insult. Our ancestors fought, died and lost everything they had for a cause that to us is worth remembering and cherishing.”

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2017/04/24/confederate-memorial-day-southern-states/100835694/

 

Talk about a backhanded compliment!