Ag with kids said:zb008 said:zephyr88 said:
Were Bondi and Noem nothing more than DEI hires?
Neither too hard to look at... neither did much... neither seemed competent in their roles.
Absolutely, especially Noem
Yeah...
One was only an AG for Florida...
The other was only a US Rep and then the governor of South Dakota...
DEFINITELY not as accomplished as either of you two...
aggieforester05 said:
Half of the country thinks "MAGA" is "far right". Yes it's the dumbest half of the country, but it just goes to show that these political labels mean very little. Political ideology is much more complex than varying degrees of right and left can label and most of those doing the labeling have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
Nom de Plume said:aggieforester05 said:
Half of the country thinks "MAGA" is "far right". Yes it's the dumbest half of the country, but it just goes to show that these political labels mean very little. Political ideology is much more complex than varying degrees of right and left can label and most of those doing the labeling have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
Agreed! The Trump fellators using the cute nicknames for everyone not far right have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
YouBet said:
Trump is pro-choice, squishy on gun rights, good with gays, re-scheduled weed, etc.
He's so far right! lol.
Nom de Plume said:aggieforester05 said:
Half of the country thinks "MAGA" is "far right". Yes it's the dumbest half of the country, but it just goes to show that these political labels mean very little. Political ideology is much more complex than varying degrees of right and left can label and most of those doing the labeling have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
Agreed! The Trump fellators using the cute nicknames for everyone not far right have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
aggieforester05 said:Nom de Plume said:aggieforester05 said:
Half of the country thinks "MAGA" is "far right". Yes it's the dumbest half of the country, but it just goes to show that these political labels mean very little. Political ideology is much more complex than varying degrees of right and left can label and most of those doing the labeling have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
Agreed! The Trump fellators using the cute nicknames for everyone not far right have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
If you think Trump supporters are "far right" you are far too poorly informed to be be making arguments on a political forum.
A teen cousin showed me this in her AP American Government book. Trump is similar ideologically to Hitler and Bernie Sanders is a touch off the center to the left. pic.twitter.com/IHZhUIBf8y
— Karol Markowicz (@karol) April 4, 2026
YouBet said:aggieforester05 said:Nom de Plume said:aggieforester05 said:
Half of the country thinks "MAGA" is "far right". Yes it's the dumbest half of the country, but it just goes to show that these political labels mean very little. Political ideology is much more complex than varying degrees of right and left can label and most of those doing the labeling have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
Agreed! The Trump fellators using the cute nicknames for everyone not far right have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
If you think Trump supporters are "far right" you are far too poorly informed to be be making arguments on a political forum.
Political definitions in this country have been mostly degraded at this point. No one knows what anything means because the left has degraded and convoluted everything.
Here is a prime example from a US government high school textbook that shows Trump is more authoritarian than Stalin and Mandela more libertarian than Ron Paul. Just straight up 1984 propaganda. Simply insane to publish this.A teen cousin showed me this in her AP American Government book. Trump is similar ideologically to Hitler and Bernie Sanders is a touch off the center to the left. pic.twitter.com/IHZhUIBf8y
— Karol Markowicz (@karol) April 4, 2026
aggierogue said:YouBet said:aggieforester05 said:Nom de Plume said:aggieforester05 said:
Half of the country thinks "MAGA" is "far right". Yes it's the dumbest half of the country, but it just goes to show that these political labels mean very little. Political ideology is much more complex than varying degrees of right and left can label and most of those doing the labeling have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
Agreed! The Trump fellators using the cute nicknames for everyone not far right have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
If you think Trump supporters are "far right" you are far too poorly informed to be be making arguments on a political forum.
Political definitions in this country have been mostly degraded at this point. No one knows what anything means because the left has degraded and convoluted everything.
Here is a prime example from a US government high school textbook that shows Trump is more authoritarian than Stalin and Mandela more libertarian than Ron Paul. Just straight up 1984 propaganda. Simply insane to publish this.A teen cousin showed me this in her AP American Government book. Trump is similar ideologically to Hitler and Bernie Sanders is a touch off the center to the left. pic.twitter.com/IHZhUIBf8y
— Karol Markowicz (@karol) April 4, 2026
Would like to see a source on that textbook.
Quote:
Yes, there is a U.S. government textbook titled "American Government: Stories of a Nation" (including versions "For the AP Course").
It was co-authored by Scott Abernathy (a college professor at the University of Minnesota) and Karen Waples (an AP teacher).
Key Details
Full title variations: "American Government: Stories of a Nation" and "American Government: Stories of a Nation: For the AP Course".
Editions: First edition (2019), second edition (2025), plus an "Essentials" version and other adaptations.
Publisher: Primarily Bedford/St. Martin's (part of Macmillan Learning / BFW Publishers).
Focus: It's designed for high school AP U.S. Government and Politics courses, with a narrative style that emphasizes "stories" of American government, alignment to the AP framework, and resources for teachers and students. There's also a separate college-level edition primarily by Scott F. Abernathy alone.
The book is real, widely available (e.g., on Amazon, Macmillan Learning's site, Barnes & Noble), and used in educational settings. Scott Abernathy has written other related titles in the "Stories of a Nation" series as well.
YouBet said:aggieforester05 said:Nom de Plume said:aggieforester05 said:
Half of the country thinks "MAGA" is "far right". Yes it's the dumbest half of the country, but it just goes to show that these political labels mean very little. Political ideology is much more complex than varying degrees of right and left can label and most of those doing the labeling have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
Agreed! The Trump fellators using the cute nicknames for everyone not far right have a very poor understanding of the political spectrum.
If you think Trump supporters are "far right" you are far too poorly informed to be be making arguments on a political forum.
Political definitions in this country have been mostly degraded at this point. No one knows what anything means because the left has degraded and convoluted everything.
Here is a prime example from a US government high school textbook that shows Trump is more authoritarian than Stalin and Mandela more libertarian than Ron Paul. Just straight up 1984 propaganda. Simply insane to publish this.A teen cousin showed me this in her AP American Government book. Trump is similar ideologically to Hitler and Bernie Sanders is a touch off the center to the left. pic.twitter.com/IHZhUIBf8y
— Karol Markowicz (@karol) April 4, 2026
flown-the-coop said:jickyjack1 said:HTownAg98 said:
And who hired those incompetent government employees?
Dang right. And speaking of those guilty of tabbing the wrong people, who selected Judas?
See, I am not the only who sees the similarities between Trump and Jesus.
