Questions for our American friends - Page 493

**HugoHackenbush** · July 23rd, 2022, 01:52 AM

Whenever I see Steak Tartare on the menu, I order it. The health risks, will be so obvious, and immediate, that no restaurant would put it on the menu unless it was pristine.. And I’m going back 30 years with no ill side effects.

The absolute best was at the Hotel Carlyle in Buenos Aires Argentina. Prepared tableside. Yum Yum Yum, delisiosa!

**Motorboater** · August 16th, 2022, 11:10 AM

I watch a current affairs digital tv show from Australian broadcaster, Alan Jones. A woman named Peggy Grande appears each week. She used to work for Ronald Reagan, which is surprising to me because she does look youthful. She's well groomed and wears heaps of mascara.

I'm wondering, how did someone so young get a job with the president?

I can't tell from her in frame. But does she have big tits?

**bombermouse** · August 16th, 2022, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Motorboater

I watch a current affairs digital tv show from Australian broadcaster, Alan Jones. A woman named Peggy Grande appears each week. She used to work for Ronald Reagan, which is surprising to me because she does look youthful. She's well groomed and wears heaps of mascara.

I'm wondering, how did someone so young get a job with the president?

I can't tell from her in frame. But does she have big tits?

Never heard of her. I looked her up and couldn't find any biography. One source said she's between, "40 and 50." Since she supposedly started working for Reagan in 1981, 41 years ago, I'd guess she's more lke 65-75. I found no information about her tit size.

SCA! · August 16th, 2022, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Motorboater

I watch a current affairs digital tv show from Australian broadcaster, Alan Jones. A woman named Peggy Grande appears each week. She used to work for Ronald Reagan, which is surprising to me because she does look youthful. She's well groomed and wears heaps of mascara.

I'm wondering, how did someone so young get a job with the president?

I can't tell from her in frame. But does she have big tits?

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Originally Posted by bombermouse

Never heard of her. I looked her up and couldn't find any biography. One source said she's between, "40 and 50." Since she supposedly started working for Reagan in 1981, 41 years ago, I'd guess she's more lke 65-75. I found no information about her tit size.

Looks like she worked for Regan after he was president, from 1989-1999.
I would say a solid C cup?

**FrankDobe** · August 17th, 2022, 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Motorboater

I watch a current affairs digital tv show from Australian broadcaster, Alan Jones. A woman named Peggy Grande appears each week. She used to work for Ronald Reagan, which is surprising to me because she does look youthful. She's well groomed and wears heaps of mascara.

I'm wondering, how did someone so young get a job with the president?

I can't tell from her in frame. But does she have big tits?

Reagan was many things and while I disagreed with many of his policies...in no ay shape or form can he be associated with any ( other than Cheney and Kinzinger ) of the current gop. if she worked for Reagan...she was hired for her brains...and yes...as a DEM...I am saying that.

**Motorboater** · August 28th, 2022, 10:29 AM

Well, I asked if she had big tits, and she doesn't.

It's kind of funny. I've never seen this shot of her, and it occurred a week after I enquired itt. Previously, the frame at the bottom would cut off just above where it would show if she had big ones. It was an alluring possiblity.

**mizlaplan** · December 30th, 2022, 03:14 PM

I recently saw two notable Republicans remaining seated and deliberately ignoring Ukraine's President Zelensky when he addressed the American Congress.
A bit rude, I thought, but I was wondering if they represented a significant viewpoint in the US?
I've always thought the Republicans must be more hawk-ish than the Democrats, based on being more right wing, but it appears to be more complicated than that.
Just wondered what our normal VEF members from the USA think.

**FrankDobe** · December 30th, 2022, 04:08 PM

yes rude for normal politicians when greeting/listening to a head of state. not at all out of their behavior given the two of them, one of whose initials are Lauren Boebert, who along with Marjorie Taylor Greene, spent quite a bit of time yelling and mocking President Biden during his State of the Union speech.

the other miscreant is named gaetz....he's from Florida...and likes sleepovers with underaged girls....allegedly....he is still under investigation for this and recent documents have come to light that it was gaetz who told trump that TV host Joe Scarborough had murdered a colleague and of course trump bought it. a convenient lie.

sure the gop are more "hawkish", especially former president trump who got deferments keeping him out of the Vietnam War while he was able to win bowling trophies in college. later, he described his dating in the era on the 1980s as "his Vietnam". many of these same republicans had to actually be shamed by comedian, activist John Stewart into signing legislation to help US veterans of the middle eastern and Vietnam wars due to their exposure to harmful checmicals in burn pits and Agent Orange.

yep...former president trump also denigrated the late great Senator John McCain, a Vietman War vet who spent many years as a POW enduring torture. trump of McCain said " I don't like guys who get caught (POW)."

not sure as I qualify as normal being as I am a Democrat who believes in the 2nd Amendment just not having assault rifles, am pro choice, pro capital punsihment ( kill em all ? ) pro green energy, pro union, and anti right wing extremism.

my 2 cents ( pounds ? Euros ? ) mizlaplan

**Rogerbh** · December 30th, 2022, 04:25 PM

If I had to guess, I would say a third of Republicans do not want to support the Ukraine. Those that are willing to discuss this viewpoint say they are not pro-Russian but are anti-Ukraine - saying it is a corrupt place - many are hardcore Trump supporters.

There are also those who say US tax dollars should not be spent in Europe, but rather in the US.

Most people I know who vote Republican support the Ukraine but these are Californian Republicans and probably not of the same cut as other Republicans.

**mizlaplan** · December 30th, 2022, 04:25 PM

Cheers for that FrankDobe (had to look up "gop").
It's frustrating seeing all this stuff "second hand" and fiddled about with to suit someone's agenda.
That's why a genuine, informed viewpoint is so refreshing.

July 23rd, 2022, 01:52 AM	#4921
HugoHackenbush Veteran Marxist Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Wherever it's warm Posts: 14,134 Thanks: 205,984 Thanked 336,771 Times in 14,187 Posts	Whenever I see Steak Tartare on the menu, I order it. The health risks, will be so obvious, and immediate, that no restaurant would put it on the menu unless it was pristine.. And I’m going back 30 years with no ill side effects. The absolute best was at the Hotel Carlyle in Buenos Aires Argentina. Prepared tableside. Yum Yum Yum, delisiosa! __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Just give me your body - I'll give you my brain - it's a fair exchange

December 30th, 2022, 03:14 PM	#4927
mizlaplan Good show! Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: The Marches Posts: 2,526 Thanks: 102,981 Thanked 31,900 Times in 2,528 Posts	I recently saw two notable Republicans remaining seated and deliberately ignoring Ukraine's President Zelensky when he addressed the American Congress. A bit rude, I thought, but I was wondering if they represented a significant viewpoint in the US? I've always thought the Republicans must be more hawk-ish than the Democrats, based on being more right wing, but it appears to be more complicated than that. Just wondered what our normal VEF members from the USA think. __________________ motley crew though they were, they were all happily united in the roisterous, bawdy camaraderie of lust.

December 30th, 2022, 04:25 PM	#4930
mizlaplan Good show! Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: The Marches Posts: 2,526 Thanks: 102,981 Thanked 31,900 Times in 2,528 Posts	Cheers for that FrankDobe (had to look up "gop"). It's frustrating seeing all this stuff "second hand" and fiddled about with to suit someone's agenda. That's why a genuine, informed viewpoint is so refreshing. __________________ motley crew though they were, they were all happily united in the roisterous, bawdy camaraderie of lust. Last edited by mizlaplan; December 30th, 2022 at 04:43 PM.. Reason: clarification

August 16th, 2022, 11:10 AM	#4922
Motorboater Vintage Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 4,325 Thanks: 41,507 Thanked 38,322 Times in 4,299 Posts	I watch a current affairs digital tv show from Australian broadcaster, Alan Jones. A woman named Peggy Grande appears each week. She used to work for Ronald Reagan, which is surprising to me because she does look youthful. She's well groomed and wears heaps of mascara. I'm wondering, how did someone so young get a job with the president? I can't tell from her in frame. But does she have big tits?

August 28th, 2022, 10:29 AM	#4926
Motorboater Vintage Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 4,325 Thanks: 41,507 Thanked 38,322 Times in 4,299 Posts	Well, I asked if she had big tits, and she doesn't. It's kind of funny. I've never seen this shot of her, and it occurred a week after I enquired itt. Previously, the frame at the bottom would cut off just above where it would show if she had big ones. It was an alluring possiblity.

December 30th, 2022, 04:08 PM	#4928
FrankDobe Vintage Member Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: last thing I remember was falling down somewhere Posts: 13,167 Thanks: 112,483 Thanked 104,794 Times in 13,113 Posts	yes rude for normal politicians when greeting/listening to a head of state. not at all out of their behavior given the two of them, one of whose initials are Lauren Boebert, who along with Marjorie Taylor Greene, spent quite a bit of time yelling and mocking President Biden during his State of the Union speech. the other miscreant is named gaetz....he's from Florida...and likes sleepovers with underaged girls....allegedly....he is still under investigation for this and recent documents have come to light that it was gaetz who told trump that TV host Joe Scarborough had murdered a colleague and of course trump bought it. a convenient lie. sure the gop are more "hawkish", especially former president trump who got deferments keeping him out of the Vietnam War while he was able to win bowling trophies in college. later, he described his dating in the era on the 1980s as "his Vietnam". many of these same republicans had to actually be shamed by comedian, activist John Stewart into signing legislation to help US veterans of the middle eastern and Vietnam wars due to their exposure to harmful checmicals in burn pits and Agent Orange. yep...former president trump also denigrated the late great Senator John McCain, a Vietman War vet who spent many years as a POW enduring torture. trump of McCain said " I don't like guys who get caught (POW)." not sure as I qualify as normal being as I am a Democrat who believes in the 2nd Amendment just not having assault rifles, am pro choice, pro capital punsihment ( kill em all ? ) pro green energy, pro union, and anti right wing extremism. my 2 cents ( pounds ? Euros ? ) mizlaplan

December 30th, 2022, 04:25 PM	#4929
Rogerbh Veteran Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Land of the free within reasonable limitations Posts: 10,922 Thanks: 50,549 Thanked 91,288 Times in 10,771 Posts	If I had to guess, I would say a third of Republicans do not want to support the Ukraine. Those that are willing to discuss this viewpoint say they are not pro-Russian but are anti-Ukraine - saying it is a corrupt place - many are hardcore Trump supporters. There are also those who say US tax dollars should not be spent in Europe, but rather in the US. Most people I know who vote Republican support the Ukraine but these are Californian Republicans and probably not of the same cut as other Republicans.