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Coach Frey

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  1. 36 minutes ago, stevenash said:

    Please show me where and when a republican President and/or congress created a tax to pay off Wall St.

    So you don't see TARP being funded by taxpayers as a tax? It was signed into law by W. Bush.

  2. 52 minutes ago, LumRaiderFan said:

    That was no conservative Republican...there are very few of them left.

    The Republican Party had no issue labeling Bush a conservative. Revisionist history doesn't help either.

    Also the fact that McConnell's hypocrisy was skipped is quite telling.

  3. 36 minutes ago, baddog said:

     

    Tax Wall Street to pay off student loans. Never heard anything more ridiculous in my life. Free tuition. Who pays the professors? None of these people are qualified to run a country. Anyone who thinks like that is a moron.

    Gee, I just offended morons.

    Not much different than taxing you and me to pay off Wall Street.......which was the policy of a "conservative" Republican. This is the problem Republicans step in. They can do things like that when they are in power, but complain when Democrats do the same. What do you expect? Another great example was McConnell blocking Obama from appointing a Supreme Court justice, saying there was an election coming in a year and the people should decide. But when asked now, "if an opening occurs on the Supreme Court within the next year, would you wait for the election like you did with Obama?" and he says, "No we'd fill it."  What do you think is going to happen down the road? I mean really?

  4. 12 minutes ago, WOSdrummer99 said:

    I've said before, this is just a horse and pony show. Dnc already has their ticket set in stone.

    I don't think so. This is a different game than the Clinton con show. I really think the Dems are about to go way left and we are going to see Sanders/Warren get the nomination.

  5. I was actually surprised at the lack of going after Trump. I think the Democrats could have had many things to push him on and didn't. Warren and Booker didn't really change their positions, Castro went way up, Beto got hammered.

  6. We need to listen to Ron Paul. Follow the founders, don't police the world, practice national defense not international offense.  We've been talking about war with Iran all the way back to 2007 when Ron was embarrassing Duncan Hunter in a Republican presidential debate talking about how its just war propaganda and how we are fretting day and night over a country that doesn't even have an air force.

  7. 2 hours ago, Englebert said:

    You are clear on your view of stereotyping. My question is do you think other people hold your same views, and can be trusted to seek unbiased truth towards those that look different or act different. Do you feel that a homogeneous group can pass unbiased judgement on a person that is different than the group? You have stated you don't think Mueller's lawyers were chosen using political leanings. Since the vast majority lean one way politically, do you feel his (homogeneous) selections are/were capable of unbiased judgement in the probe? Would you feel comfortable being investigated by 20 lawyers who you know are not fans of you?

    Edit: I just saw your answer to LumRaiderFan's question. Your post to him still does not answer my question though, so I will keep this post as is.

    I also question your statement "would you be comfortable being investigated by 20 lawyers who you know are not fans of you." I'd like to see the link of all these individuals who were not fans of Trump. Merely being a Democrat doesn't mean you are out to get Trump. If that is the case, as your argument seems to present, you have a lot of explaining to do as to why our Republican president donated to Democrats.

  8. 1 hour ago, LumRaiderFan said:

    It shows Trump was innocent...plain and simple.  This group spent two years investigating a man, not a crime.  This very anti Trump group went in with the presumption of guilt and I have no doubt were very disappointed that they couldn’t fulfill their responsibility of finding Trump guilty.

    Well that is your opinion (they were disappointed) not a fact. Now you are the one running from the issue. You made the claim that there was bias. The group came back pretty much clearing Trump. Your argument fell flat on it's face and so your rebuttal to my response that noted that was to say, "oh they were probably mad."  Facts are stubborn things.

  9. 2 hours ago, Englebert said:

    You are clear on your view of stereotyping. My question is do you think other people hold your same views, and can be trusted to seek unbiased truth towards those that look different or act different. Do you feel that a homogeneous group can pass unbiased judgement on a person that is different than the group? You have stated you don't think Mueller's lawyers were chosen using political leanings. Since the vast majority lean one way politically, do you feel his (homogeneous) selections are/were capable of unbiased judgement in the probe? Would you feel comfortable being investigated by 20 lawyers who you know are not fans of you?

    Edit: I just saw your answer to LumRaiderFan's question. Your post to him still does not answer my question though, so I will keep this post as is.

    2 hours ago, Englebert said:

    You are clear on your view of stereotyping. My question is do you think other people hold your same views, and can be trusted to seek unbiased truth towards those that look different or act different. Do you feel that a homogeneous group can pass unbiased judgement on a person that is different than the group? You have stated you don't think Mueller's lawyers were chosen using political leanings. Since the vast majority lean one way politically, do you feel his (homogeneous) selections are/were capable of unbiased judgement in the probe? Would you feel comfortable being investigated by 20 lawyers who you know are not fans of you?

    Edit: I just saw your answer to LumRaiderFan's question. Your post to him still does not answer my question though, so I will keep this post as is.

    I do believe that group was able to pass an unbiased judgement without regard for political leanings. If they hadn't, Trump would already be impeached. 

  10. 29 minutes ago, LumRaiderFan said:

    First, Trump is not a conservative, but the question wasn’t about him.

    I will ask again, you see no bias or the possibility of an agenda with Mueller’s team.

    Simple yes or no...don’t chase a Trump rabbit.

    4 minutes ago, Coach Frey said:

    For a third time, no I did not see any bias in Mueller's selections. Not sure how many times I have to answer this question. I see what you are hunting for, but the Mueller Report pretty much showed most leftist notions were false, this was done with a group that had some with Democratic ties......that doesn't help your argument. It shows that the group did their job properly and not based on political leanings.

    You can say that again!

  11. 27 minutes ago, LumRaiderFan said:

    First, Trump is not a conservative, but the question wasn’t about him.

    I will ask again, you see no bias or the possibility of an agenda with Mueller’s team.

    Simple yes or no...don’t chase a Trump rabbit.

    For a third time, no I did not see any bias in Mueller's selections. Not sure how many times I have to answer this question. I see what you are hunting for, but the Mueller Report pretty much showed most leftist notions were false, this was done with a group that had some with Democratic ties......that doesn't help your argument. It shows that the group did their job properly and not based on political leanings.

  12. 1 hour ago, Englebert said:

    So you agree that a homogeneous group can be fair and unbiased when judging someone that "doesn't look like them". The person being judged should have no worries that the group of "judges" will be fair despite their differences/attitude towards the person being judged.

    I was pretty clear on my view of this. 

    I can see you are trying to weave a web here, but I'm not exactly sure what your angle is. 

  13. 1 hour ago, LumRaiderFan said:

    Trump has donated to both sides over the years.

    You’re avoiding the question...are you saying there was no bias in Mueller’s selections?

    I didn't avoid any question. Read above. I answered clearly. No I don't believe Mueller used political leanings as a bias in selection.

    You on the other hand seem to be completely okay with an individual who plays both sides. I can't for the life of me see how an individual who claims to be a Republican, a conservative, pro life, pro second amendment, etc. could donate to Clinton, no matter the reason.

  14. On 4/24/2019 at 8:10 PM, Englebert said:

    If a jury is made up of twelve White guys judging the guilt/innocence of a Black defendant, you find no problem with that? If so, I'm with you. Don't let stereotypes or past history of the "judges" or prosecutors influence their abilities to do their jobs. Judge each person by their abilities, not the color of their skin...or their ideological leanings. Kudos Coach Frey, we agree that diversity is a non-issue and that a homogeneous group does have the ability to conclude unbiased judgements. Agree?

    No, I don't believe in stereotyping. I'm the type of person I'm going to base my judgment of you on what you say and what your follow through is. I don't care what you look like or whether you are dem, republican, libertarian, or whatever.

  15. On 4/22/2019 at 8:56 AM, stevenash said:

    Coach Frey, - is it your opinion that a true Republican  would assemble a staff of attorneys for the investigation that did not include a Republican?

    My opinion is that an individual in the position of Mueller would not look at political leanings to make hiring decisions. 

  16. For 1A every road runs through Lipan. I think we have a pretty solid chance to get to state, I'm expecting if we win we will hit Spurger in bi-district, Rocksprings in Area, Leggett in the regional quarterfinals, Neches in the regional semifinals, and LaPoynor in the regional final, but Lipan is the real deal. They set a record earlier this season for three pointers made in a game, I think they had 34. Earlier this year they won the Tenaha Tournament, beating #1 in 2A Shelbyville in the finals.

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