The 10 Most Destructive Americans of My 8 Decades

[BamaHoHo]

The 10 Most Destructive Americans of My 8 Decades

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[NationalTitles18]

Basically just a list of people the guy doesn't like for whatever reason.

There have been, in American history, many people who were more destructive than any of these people.

 

[AUDub]

Welp, this is a thread.

 

[gtowntide]

Walter Cronkite? Jimmy Carter? All righty then. Really?

 

[Aledinho]

Henry Kissinger - the closest to Hitler of any Jewish person I can think of.

 

[Crimson1967]

Basically just a list of people the guy doesn't like for whatever reason.

There have been, in American history, many people who were more destructive than any of these people.

The reason is they are liberals. I wonder why he felt the need to include Obama’s middle name.


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[92tide]

do i get something special if i forward this to everyone in my email contact list?

 

[GrayTide]

There are many things I could say, but for brevity will just say Frank Hawkins is a whack job.

 

[seebell]

The guy left off Martin Luther King and Mother Teresa.

 

[chanson78]

do i get something special if i forward this to everyone in my email contact list?

You get an extra Werther’s original slipped under your pillow by the MAGA fairy.

 

[GrayTide]

1. Donald Trump
2. Newt Gingrich
3. Joseph McCarthy
4. Richard Nixon
5. Lyndon Johnson
6. Bill Clinton
7. Mitch McConnell
8. Nancy Pelosi
9. George Wallace
10.

I am still thinking about #10, but will say this list is fluid except for numbers 1 and 2.

ETA: I have not been around for 8 decades.

 

[Its On A Slab]

1. Donald Trump
2. Newt Gingrich
3. Joseph McCarthy
4. Richard Nixon
5. Lyndon Johnson
6. Bill Clinton
7. Mitch McConnell
8. Nancy Pelosi
9. George Wallace
10.

I am still thinking about #10, but will say this list is fluid except for numbers 1 and 2.

ETA: I have not been around for 8 decades.

I would fit Dick Cheney into the top 5.

Throw Hillary Clinton in the top 10 or dishonorable mention. For merely choosing personal gain over country. She should have known her negatives outweighed her positives and should have just threw in the towel before the nomination process.

And Bernie Sanders. Simply for helping elect Trump.

 

[92tide]

i'm getting the feeling that a lot of folks don't have a very good operational definition of the term destructive.

 

[twofbyc]

I would fit Dick Cheney into the top 5.

Throw Hillary Clinton in the top 10 or dishonorable mention. For merely choosing personal gain over country. She should have known her negatives outweighed her positives and should have just threw in the towel before the nomination process.

And Hillary Clinton (again). Simply for helping elect Trump.

FIFY

You and others might hate it, but if he beats Hillary like he would have if the primary hadn’t been rigged by her machine, every poll in existence had him beating Trump by 8-12 points.
Blaming him for Trump is akin to Trump taking credit every time the stock market goes up; it’s flat out bogus.


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[GrayTide]

Might have Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld tied at #10.

 

[92tide]

FIFY

You and others might hate it, but if he beats Hillary like he would have if the primary hadn’t been rigged by her machine, every poll in existence had him beating Trump by 8-12 points.
Blaming him for Trump is akin to Trump taking credit every time the stock market goes up; it’s flat out bogus.


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the primaries weren't rigged and bernie would have been massacred in a head to head race with trump.

 

[GrayTide]

the primaries weren't rigged and bernie would have been massacred in a head to head race with trump.

Remember Hillary was up 7-10 points and lost. In a head to head Bernie could have possibly done better, but he would have still lost. The reality is that Americans were not ready for someone like Bernie, George McGovern or Eugene McCarthy.

 

[92tide]

Remember Hillary was up 7-10 points and lost. In a head to head Bernie could have possibly done better, but he would have still lost. The reality is that Americans were not ready for someone like Bernie, George McGovern or Eugene McCarthy.

very little negative information was out there about bernie during the primaries. he had a lot of "momentum" because he was not hillary (policy wise, they weren't that far apart) and a lot of the narratives that were being pushed were "championing" bernie in order to make hillary look bad. that stuff would have stopped immediately had he won the primaries and he would have been absolutely raked over the coals. he couldn't even win the primary against "the worstest presidential candidate ever" and was never even close.

 

[Crimson1967]

I think Trump still beats Sanders in 2016. People like Bernie because he is the kooky uncle. You need people like him in politics but you don’t elect him as president. Trump would be fine as a senator, but you don’t want his kind at the big desk.

Sanders will be 79 in 2020. He was born before Pearl Harbor was attacked. Biden will turn 78 just after the election. That would be a big concern for me, though I would vote for Biden if he is the nominee.

The big downside to Biden running is dealing with my Facebook feed being jammed up with photoshops of him molesting women and children. (I’m serious).


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[Its On A Slab]

FIFY

You and others might hate it, but if he beats Hillary like he would have if the primary hadn’t been rigged by her machine, every poll in existence had him beating Trump by 8-12 points.
Blaming him for Trump is akin to Trump taking credit every time the stock market goes up; it’s flat out bogus.


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The people who cry about the primaries being rigged forget that Bernie was incredibly popular in the caucuses. Caucuses are nothing but chaos, masquerading as a democratic process. People shouting and yelling. Operatives pack the place to push the totals up. I went thru the 2008 and 2012 caucuses, and found them loathesome.

Bernie did not represent middle America. He represented an extreme, unrealistic leftward tilt that, if scrutiny had been put to his ideas, would have been found wanting.

What got Trump elected was Hillary's negatives. People who stayed home in WI, Penn., Ohio, Michigan. Those margins were razor thin. People just didn't care enough to pull the lever for her. I have always disliked her but she was the far better choice than Cheetoh Hitler.