US Senator Orrin Hatch dies at age 88

Nation Hal Turner 24 April 2022 Hits: 7003

Orrin G. Hatch, the longest-serving Republican senator in history who was a fixture in Utah politics for more than four decades, died Saturday at age 88.

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-1 # Politician Hell bound! — Bobbyjames1 2022-04-26 16:55

I don’t care how much Hal liked this snake he watch for 50 years while our country was raped and sold to communist! Burn in Hell !

# Agree Or Disagree With Him — Forrest Mosby 2022-04-26 13:02

EVERYTHING he did was for his benefit..his support, his votes, were pandering to his [voter] base so he could stay up there and Serve Self…he adored his ‘Senior Statesman’ status and power…

Good Riddance

+6 # RE: US Senator Orrin Hatch dies at age 88 — thulsadoom17 2022-04-24 14:32

Hatch was a typical neocon welfare\warfare hack that represented rich people only. He loved open borders, the drug war, he loved foreign interventionism, etc. There was NOTTHING he ever did as a senator that benefitted me.

# RE: US Senator Orrin Hatch dies at age 88 — mjc 2022-04-25 20:01

Quoting thulsadoom17:

Hatch was a typical neocon welfare\warfare hack that represented rich people only. He loved open borders, the drug war, he loved foreign interventionism, etc. There was NOTTHING he ever did as a senator that benefitted me.

Orin Hatch was also a supporter of Trump during his campaign....and (mostly) afterwoods.

Hatch was also the most vocal and effective supporter of Clarence Thomas during his confirmation hears.

If if you disagree with his opinions and support for Thomas and Trump (I don't)....then I can understand your dislike for Hatch. Hey.....not everyone is pro-Trump or pro-Thomas. I am.

But if you do agree with his support for both Thomas and Trump.....perhaps consider that. I think it means something.

I doubt you'd ever meet my standard for 'ideological purity'.
I doubt I'd meet yours.

Perhaps Trump/Thomas/Hatch meet the 'ideological purity' standard for either of us? Or anyone?

Do I believe this is a loss if you prefer Trump to Biden, or Thomas to Kagan/Sotomayor/Brown-Jackson?

Yes.

Can't say I much care for Biden, or Kagan/Sotomajor/Brown-Jackson.

I am thankful we've had (at least for a time) both Trump and Thomas.

Your mileage.....obviously.....may vary......

-2 # His Final Act — William 2022-04-24 20:14

They are not there for you or I, they are there to feed from the public trough because assholes still think they can vote and it matters. Not for over 100 years. Insanity is what? Ask Einstein

-3 # Have No use for him — Garyhines 2022-04-24 13:32

Hi Hal never liked him anyway couldn't stand the S.O.B. worthless besides I'm from Texas.

+4 # RE: Have No use for him — The Deplorable Renegade 2022-04-24 14:16

He was always at least suspect in my book just for being close to a Kennedy, ESPECIALLY Ted Kennedy.

-2 # Liquor Cabinet Contact — William 2022-04-24 20:17

Ted held the key for the Senate liquor cabinet, that was why they were friends.

+6 # No need to be an ass — backpack2021 2022-04-24 13:59

Most persons have at least ONE attribute, and I know for a fact that Hatch protected the many SUPPLEMENTS (vitamins and minerals) firms in Utah. The guy DIED, for Heaven's sake. And by the way....the fact that you're from Texas has nothing to do with the price of gas in Ogden.

-1 # RE: No need to be an ass — Forrest Mosby 2022-04-25 12:59

Quoting backpack2021:

Most persons have at least ONE attribute, and I know for a fact that Hatch protected the many SUPPLEMENTS (vitamins and minerals) firms in Utah. The guy DIED, for Heaven's sake. And by the way....the fact that you're from Texas has nothing to do with the price of gas in Ogden.

The guy DIED, for Heaven's sake……
Yes he did-finally….The saying goes something like..” good things come to those who wait”…
Yep…been waiting for a lot of them…Checklist is getting cleaned up nicely

+4 # Good Riddance… — Longrider53 2022-04-24 12:02

Systems broke, 1865 ended it, 1871 sealed our fate and since 1913 these evil doing bankers have fleeced the populations of the world by covet means, war, disease and taxes. Check your preps or die…

# RE: Good Riddance… — Forrest Mosby 2022-04-25 12:54

Quoting Longrider53:

Systems broke, 1865 ended it, 1871 sealed our fate and since 1913 these evil doing bankers have fleeced the populations of the world by covet means, war, disease and taxes. Check your preps or die…

Yes

# RE: Good Riddance… — mjc 2022-04-24 20:48

Quoting Longrider53:

Systems broke, 1865 ended it, 1871 sealed our fate and since 1913 these evil doing bankers have fleeced the populations of the world by covet means, war, disease and taxes. Check your preps or die…

The south probably had the right to secede. Per the 10th ammendment.....that process was not spelled out to the constitution, and thus left to the states.

When the Confederacy fired on US property (Ft Sumpter......property under negotiation)......that was an act of war.

They made their choice. South lost that war.

Kooks 'won' the moment.....it was war.

Perhaps a yr or two of negotiations would have resulted in a more amicable split.

The Hand of God perhaps at work, there. God can, and WILL turn evil to good.

Imagine if we had entered WWI.....or worse yet WWII....as a divided nation.

GOD meant America to be free.
Perhaps that path is not always 'pretty'.

# At least YOUR SOBER AND LUCID — William 2022-04-24 20:19

Good rundown on history, and in such a short statement. Good job

+4 # Mormon — Forrest Mosby 2022-04-24 11:48

Bye

+3 # RE: Mormon — Forrest Mosby 2022-04-24 11:49

Quoting Forrest Mosby:

Bye

Quoting Forrest Mosby:

Bye

Im saving ‘Rest In Pieces’ for Naked Nancy

+18 # Who cares? — Mrdemaria 2022-04-24 11:14

Whoever buys into the 2 party system and believes Trump(Mr Operation Warp Speed) and Republicans are good and democrats are bad (they are exceptionally evil) They are both bad and voting is a waste of time! Look at the last election! Whoever still believes voting is legit, your a fool.

+2 # RE: Who cares? — TC 2022-04-24 12:04

Things were not so bad 40 years ago. Elections were corrupt, but the people’s votes still had influence.

It was the advent of computers that allowed instantly switching millions of votes accross the entire country. That allowed a guy who hardly campaigned and whose biggest audience was less than 100 people to get 81,000,000 votes, more than anyone in history.

One can’t say Orrin was a 100% honest statesman but he was not nearly as corrupt as the current crop.

-2 # Or look at the upcoming election. Total waste of time. — Haarnaś 2022-04-24 12:01

I went to a public library on Saturday to find out who is who in this year's election. I could find nothing, so I enlisted help from a very nice and feminine librarian. She had tried hard to help me research the field of candidates and make sure there were conservative Christians in the mix and preferably not Unconverted Catholics or a Juifs.

The best she could come up with was just a plain lists of candidates for any office in question. One basically has to go to dozens of useless townhall meetings all over the state, pour through all the lies on candidates' internet pages and in the end still not know who is who. One cannot even tell from the helpful librarian's list who the incumbents are to throw them out!

We have no chances at the election box. The system is stacked against the voter from the bottom all the way to the top!

+4 # RE: Or look at the upcoming election. Total waste of time. — Eddamnit 2022-04-24 12:55

The elections are fake.

+11 # All political change comes... — wardoc 2022-04-24 11:38

from the barrel of a gun. As Mark Twain said, 'if voting mattered, THEY wouldn't let us do it.'

# RE: All political change comes... — Longrider53 2022-04-25 15:05

Quoting Forrest Mosby:

Bye

Quoting Forrest Mosby:

Bye

Quoting wardoc:

from the barrel of a gun. As Mark Twain said, 'if voting mattered, THEY wouldn't let us do it.'

Yeah, we’re probably there.

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