Political Images thread the Third

[robkelk]

If they don't follow the teachings of Christ, then they shouldn't be called Christians at all.

[Norgarth]

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[Labster]

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[robkelk]

I recognize most of the folks in that last image (and, yeah, I'm Canadian), but I don't recognize the guy to our left of Nixon... who dat?

[Norgarth]

Not entirely sure myself, FDR I think? Didn't he use cigarette holders?

[Bob Schroeck]

Yes, that's Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

EDIT: BTW, love the implication that Nixon's acceptable, but Trump isn't.

[robkelk]

EDIT: BTW, love the implication that Nixon's acceptable, but Trump isn't.

Nixon accepted responsibility for his own actions.

[Bob Schroeck]

Nixon accepted responsibility for his own actions.

True. But he still wasn't repentant -- remember the Nixon Doctrine, as he explained it in his 1977 interview with David Frost: "When the president does it, that means that it is not illegal." He had no problem accepting responsibility for his actions because he did not think he had ever done anything wrong. At the time it was considered shocking and evidence of his arrogance and basic criminality. Today? Judging by Trump's enablers in and out of Congress, it's a fundamental plank of Republican policy with the word "Republican" inserted strategically.