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Submariner

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19. Just no more presidents with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame would take care of our problem

Sun Jul 12, 2026, 07:26 AM

15 hrs ago

The two we've had, cut n' run Ronnie and the Pedo, both have 'Wag the Dog' wars in common to deflect the electorates view of their assholeness on the world stage.

Reagan got 241 Marines and Sailors killed in Beirut, so he invaded Grenada 3 days later and got 4 Navy SEALS killed among others for NOTHING. And that was 3 years before the traitor POTUS negotiated with terrorists, arms for hostages.

And wasn't Iran attacked just a week or so after that FBI Form 302 describing the POTUS's penis in the 13 years old girl who bit him and he threatened her.

No more Hollywood star assholes for president!

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South Carolina Senator (Colbert?) [View all] Roy Rolling 17 hrs ago OP

Sounds good to me. mercuryblues 17 hrs ago #1

Annie Golfnbrew 15 hrs ago #35

Annie Andrews sop 15 hrs ago #37

Thank you Golfnbrew 14 hrs ago #46

No more TV celebrities SocialDemocrat61 17 hrs ago #2

Appointed Roy Rolling 16 hrs ago #3

The one exception SocialDemocrat61 16 hrs ago #4

Al Franken was a fine senator, True Dough 4 hrs ago #52

He was a reliable democratic vote SocialDemocrat61 3 hrs ago #53

Very subjective True Dough 3 hrs ago #54

All good things SocialDemocrat61 3 hrs ago #55

That's a hell of a lot more than just "a reliable Democratic vote" Wiz Imp 2 hrs ago #57

They are all good things SocialDemocrat61 2 hrs ago #61

None of which True Dough 2 hrs ago #59

I never denied them SocialDemocrat61 2 hrs ago #62

Well, True Dough 2 hrs ago #64

He didn't SocialDemocrat61 2 hrs ago #65

Again, True Dough 2 hrs ago #66

And you have the right to SocialDemocrat61 2 hrs ago #67

Al Franken wasn't too shabby catchnrelease 16 hrs ago #5

He never passed much legislation SocialDemocrat61 16 hrs ago #7

Senator Al Franken was a leader his fellow elected Democrats looked up to KS Toronado 16 hrs ago #12

His fellow democrats looked up to??? SocialDemocrat61 16 hrs ago #13

That was a shame on our party that they believed the shit Veritas Project was putting out. KS Toronado 16 hrs ago #15

Actually it was 7 or 8 women SocialDemocrat61 16 hrs ago #16

Sorry I'm not going to allow anyone to waste my time KS Toronado 15 hrs ago #21

Not bashing anyone SocialDemocrat61 15 hrs ago #25

Thanks for trying to point out the misinformation Franken supporters resort to is false EdmondDantes_ 3 hrs ago #56

I don't think anyone SocialDemocrat61 2 hrs ago #63

After decades of informed, incisive political commentary DFW 16 hrs ago #6

Howard Cosell was a great sportscaster for decades SocialDemocrat61 16 hrs ago #8

What was the joke that made you so committedly anti-Colbert? wolfie001 15 hrs ago #20

Nothing against Colbert SocialDemocrat61 15 hrs ago #22

OK. Cool wolfie001 15 hrs ago #33

He was also physically out of the question DFW 15 hrs ago #23

Never said anything about Scott SocialDemocrat61 15 hrs ago #28

Why not? I mean, I know why you're saying it (Trump), but the Lawyer.... ColoringFool 15 hrs ago #17

Never said it has to be a lawyer SocialDemocrat61 15 hrs ago #18

Republican presidents haven't been good for the country MadameButterfly 15 hrs ago #24

True SocialDemocrat61 15 hrs ago #29

Isn't it a moot point for SC where Dems won't have a say MadameButterfly 15 hrs ago #38

Yes, the primary was on June 9th SocialDemocrat61 15 hrs ago #40

I'm kind of sorry she doesn't have Graham to run against MadameButterfly 15 hrs ago #44

Just no more presidents with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame would take care of our problem Submariner 15 hrs ago #19

Or Governor or Senator. SocialDemocrat61 15 hrs ago #30

This one is intelligent and human, though. GPV 15 hrs ago #42

He's a talented performer SocialDemocrat61 2 hrs ago #69

Bull. It's the person, not the prvious job they had. NoRethugFriends 2 hrs ago #58

No Idea why so many are pushing against it so hard SocialDemocrat61 2 hrs ago #60

That's what I call "wishful thinking." GoCubsGo 16 hrs ago #9

I believe his sister ran for Representative, but lost to the former governor Rhiannon12866 16 hrs ago #10

I never met the current governor, who seems awful DFW 15 hrs ago #31

I'll bring up someone people here will know TVguyCards 16 hrs ago #11

Bono at least started off in local politics Retrograde 4 hrs ago #50

I'm unsure TVguyCards 51 min ago #71

Bill Bradley, NY Knicks 3 term Senator NJ Historic NY 16 hrs ago #14

and ran for president MadameButterfly 15 hrs ago #27

And did his best to SocialDemocrat61 15 hrs ago #34

They were having a primary Polybius 15 hrs ago #39

Bradley repeatedly lied about Gore SocialDemocrat61 15 hrs ago #43

I'm not familiar with the details of that primary campaign but MadameButterfly 15 hrs ago #41

Yes he was qualified SocialDemocrat61 14 hrs ago #45

I was in college and got my news from Newsweek magazine:-) MadameButterfly 14 hrs ago #47

Or John Glenn, the astronaut and then Senator from Ohio DFW 15 hrs ago #36

McMaster... Godot51 15 hrs ago #26

Dr. Annie Andrews won the SC primary for senator. greatauntoftriplets 15 hrs ago #32

It would be great if Colbert would do some rallies with her questionseverything 7 hrs ago #49

I think Colbert is doing scriptwriting for the next Lord of the Rings film dlk 10 hrs ago #48

Is he a current resident of South Carolina? Retrograde 4 hrs ago #51

Yes. GoCubsGo 2 hrs ago #68

I'm sure he would make a fine senator fujiyamasan 1 hr ago #70