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Watergate 2.0 in Progress

georges

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Supafly

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"Don't talk to Mueller, or an orange jumpsuit"


No wonder the Trump tea is planning on giving witten answers to Mueller. But eventually, Trump will talk to someone from an agency, and everybody knows, he can't tell the truth, he has no concept of what that is.
 

Supafly

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"And the New York Times is failing... if I weren't here, I believe they wouldn't exist"

Need he say more? He is nuts.
 

Supafly

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Jimmy Kimmel knows who the White House insider is...


And this play by Mike Pence (I take it he is that insider) might be genius. He is the one guy Trump cannot fire.

"Cabinet secretaries serve at the pleasure of the president, who can dismiss them at any time. To oust a vice president requires a vote of the House and two-thirds vote in the Senate: a messy matter, but it would be fascinating television"
 

georges

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Trolling getting harder day by day, huh

No, you rehash the same void arguments all day long with the leftwing mainstream media whether it is trevor noah, jimmy kimmel and any obama back up tv channel as usual but knowing your no bounds and blind appreciation for democrats, I am not atsonished at all.

Elizabeth Warren Calls for Impeachment Using 25th Amendment, Didn’t Stop There
https://www.lifezette.com/2018/09/e...e/?utm_medium=ppt&utm_source=pushnotification
 

Supafly

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He is dissolving in the public view. I almost pity him.


Probably he won't get impeached, he will go away once the pressure gets too much on his mind
 

Supafly

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My goodness, you REALLY drunk that Trump Kool-Aid.

Earth to Trump hostages: The Swamp is going from just soft burn to open fire. You have to snap out of your trance.

A steady stream of crazy from the White House

For more than 18 months, critics of President Trump have repeatedly argued that he is an unhinged ignoramus, a serial fabulist, and dangerously unstable.

This week we found out that those closest to Trump feel the same way.

First came the initial leaks from “Fear,” Bob Woodward’s new book on the Trump White House. In it he depicts an executive branch experiencing a “nervous breakdown.”

Woodward chronicles Defense Secretary Jim Mattis not only comparing Trump’s behavior and knowledge to that of “a fifth- or sixth-grader,” but disobeying direct orders from the president. He writes of chief of staff John Kelly calling Trump an “idiot” and “off the rails,” and of White House aides, like economic adviser Gary Cohn, literally taking papers off the president’s desk so he won’t sign them. And succeeding!

Perhaps most damning are the words of Trump’s own lawyers, who were apparently so terrified of the president testifying in the special counsel’s investigation — because of his inability to tell the truth — that they appealed directly to Mueller not to subpoena him. Doing so, they warned, would convince foreign leaders that the president was an “idiot” and a “dumbbell” and make them ask, “What are we dealing with this idiot for?”

Woodward’s revelations, which are consistent with much of the reporting that’s been done about this White House over the past 20 months, would ordinarily be a devastating multiday story. But one thing we can always rely on with this White House is a steady stream of the crazy. So right on cue, no less than 24 hours after the Woodward leak, came the jaw-dropping New York Times op-ed that quickly blew up the news cycle.

Written by an anonymous White House “senior official,” the piece described the president as “amoral,” “congenitally dishonest,” “erratic,” lacking in any “discernible first principles,” prone to “repetitive rants” and “impulsiveness” that “results in half-baked, ill-informed, and occasionally reckless decisions.” On top of all this, the author proudly and bizarrely tried to reassure Americans that they shouldn’t be concerned about this because “there are adults in the room” — namely his own staff — who are steadily undermining Trump.

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https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion...white-house/zxKjb2EyWvAgORHocCK6XM/story.html

Mueller and other senior leaders of your own agencies and instituitions are working at collecting evidence, and building the case against this mob you elected into power. And you are blaming the ones who are working at stopping the crime? You must be mad.
 

Torre82

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Supa, you should know better. Trying to change someone's mind cannot be done with mainstream media.
But when Paul Ryan steps forward as the op-ed, you should use that.
Trump has strong opinions, no experience and no respect for the institutions surrounding him.
That is what the people wanted, someone to 'shake things up'. These same people would buy apple products.. because 'I PAID 1000 BUCKS FOR THIS AND THE STOCK IS AT A BILLION! IT MUST BE BETTER!' when you are buying the image and constantly being fucked over, so the American mindset is money-oriented and has an intense dislike of traditional politics.

I view this two ways. Did the system need this kind of shake up? Absolutely.
Is this an indirect way to get more people to pay attention to their own country and pit libs vs cons so we can eventually shake hands and make a compromise? ABsolutely.
If you believe in a shadow government, this is the way to do it. How do you rally all your employees to do a better job or move on to better jobs? Put assholes in charge with the intent of thinning the herd.
How do you get the fall guy? Look around for an Alex Jones type who believes he is doing the right thing... someone who is 200% sure he could do a better job ~ despite having no experience and switching fields well into middle age.

On the flipside, you put a guy into office that is ill-equipped. An everyday asshole that looks at the problems the world faces and points fingers, yells and stamps his feet about how things arent getting done. Someone who would, and has .. boiled a problem down to black-and-white, someone who puts people into categories instead of accepting that the problem is the complexities and who will lose vs who will win in every bill/regulation/decree/etc.
You cannot satisfy everyone, but you can play the entire country like a fiddle and see what happens. Or rather what is happening. You have millions of people who actually VOICE their opinions, now. People choosing their ethics, going to rallies and town halls, finding out how they feel about their country! That is a good thing.

In a country where youth sports and schools teach 'There are no losers, only degrees of winning' and common core.. you need someone like Trump to get the conservatives back into the position of teacher or coach, to teach you that life isnt fair and you suck at baseball.

You need the liberals to be vocal but accept that emotion and empathy are losing qualities and that you gotta get off your ass and make the change you seek, dont just whine endlessly and fuck other people's fun.

An ideal lib would be Ralph Nader. He actually did something to protect America. SJW's and libs these days.. are fighting not for equal rights, but inequality. Since when did history.. movies.. games and books need to be redone? That isnt equality. The new battlefield 5 game, set in WW2.. censors 'Jews' and 'Nazis' and puts women and blacks on the front lines. That is inequality. (Yes, I know there were women resistance and black troops in the African campaign and.. blah blah, not the point)

The point is made. I'm already long-winded. *clicks post reply* :)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_Nader
 
Paul Ryan does not work in the Trump administration. The Op-Ed is a fabrication anyway.

In Progress *lol*
 

xfire

New Twitter/X @cxffreeman
Supa, you should know better. Trying to change someone's mind cannot be done with mainstream media.
But when Paul Ryan steps forward as the op-ed, you should use that.
Trump has strong opinions, no experience and no respect for the institutions surrounding him.
That is what the people wanted, someone to 'shake things up'. These same people would buy apple products.. because 'I PAID 1000 BUCKS FOR THIS AND THE STOCK IS AT A BILLION! IT MUST BE BETTER!' when you are buying the image and constantly being fucked over, so the American mindset is money-oriented and has an intense dislike of traditional politics.

I view this two ways. Did the system need this kind of shake up? Absolutely.
Is this an indirect way to get more people to pay attention to their own country and pit libs vs cons so we can eventually shake hands and make a compromise? ABsolutely.
If you believe in a shadow government, this is the way to do it. How do you rally all your employees to do a better job or move on to better jobs? Put assholes in charge with the intent of thinning the herd.
How do you get the fall guy? Look around for an [NOBABE]Alex Jones[/NOBABE] type who believes he is doing the right thing... someone who is 200% sure he could do a better job ~ despite having no experience and switching fields well into middle age.

On the flipside, you put a guy into office that is ill-equipped. An everyday asshole that looks at the problems the world faces and points fingers, yells and stamps his feet about how things arent getting done. Someone who would, and has .. boiled a problem down to black-and-white, someone who puts people into categories instead of accepting that the problem is the complexities and who will lose vs who will win in every bill/regulation/decree/etc.
You cannot satisfy everyone, but you can play the entire country like a fiddle and see what happens. Or rather what is happening. You have millions of people who actually VOICE their opinions, now. People choosing their ethics, going to rallies and town halls, finding out how they feel about their country! That is a good thing.

In a country where youth sports and schools teach 'There are no losers, only degrees of winning' and common core.. you need someone like Trump to get the conservatives back into the position of teacher or coach, to teach you that life isnt fair and you suck at baseball.

You need the liberals to be vocal but accept that emotion and empathy are losing qualities and that you gotta get off your ass and make the change you seek, dont just whine endlessly and fuck other people's fun.

An ideal lib would be Ralph Nader. He actually did something to protect America. SJW's and libs these days.. are fighting not for equal rights, but inequality. Since when did history.. movies.. games and books need to be redone? That isnt equality. The new battlefield 5 game, set in WW2.. censors 'Jews' and 'Nazis' and puts women and blacks on the front lines. That is inequality. (Yes, I know there were women resistance and black troops in the African campaign and.. blah blah, not the point)

The point is made. I'm already long-winded. *clicks post reply* :)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_Nader

There are a few points in there that would make for great argument, on the whole really insightful and on point post.
 

georges

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SENATE INTEL CHAIRMAN: STILL ‘NO HARD EVIDENCE’ OF COLLUSION 9 MONTHS INTO INVESTIGATION
https://dailycaller.com/2018/09/12/...ush&utm_source=daily_caller&utm_campaign=push

Wondering how long the Mueller circus along with his 15 democrap bitches will last :rolleyes::stir::sarcasm::drama:

EX-NSA DIRECTOR DISPUTES REPORT THAT TRUMP ASKED HIM TO PUSH BACK ON COLLUSION PROBE
http://www.dailycaller.com/2018/09/12/nsa-director-trump-collusion/

AFTER 19 MONTHS OF MUELLER INVESTIGATING RUSSIAN COLLUSION, JOHN KERRY MAKES STUNNING ADMISSION
http://www.dailycaller.com/2018/09/12/kerry-no-evidence/

SENATOR CASSIDY: SHUT IT DOWN, MUELLER
http://www.dailycaller.com/2018/09/12/bill-cassidy-shut-it-down-mueller/

HOME DEPOT CO-FOUNDER CHALLENGES ROBERT MUELLER — ‘COME OUT AND SAY WHAT YOU GOT’
http://www.dailycaller.com/2018/09/12/home-depot-founder-mueller-probe-end/
 
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