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About half the country wants him impeached and thrown out of office. Are you calling all of those people abnormal?
Red Pill and JerryR are the frontal assault of the Agitprop Repeating Stations for the Politburo. Are they bots or hirelings? Nobody could be that dense or gullible.
Pelosi said no to impeachment, despite the fact that Mueller's report showed he was guilty of 10 counts of obstruction. Clinton was impeached for obstructions, but Dem's said they would not do that. Trump took that as a sign of weakness, which was unfortunate for him.
I'll disappear long before the election. I spent many years posting on this site, and I left when it became a Trump echo chamber and the duck and company left.
When the meaning of what you are saying (both your intent and how most people interpret it) is not true, you are lying. You can call that hyperbole if you want, but I'll call it a lie.
So, what is the biggest (not hyperbole or bragging) baddest, most heinous and harmful lie our current president has ever told?
Russia launched cyber attacks the day after Trump publicly asked them to, too. Speculate all you want or choose not to. Speculation is not news. It's opinion.
Seriously, nothing hurts Russia (and OPEC) more than Trump ignoring the Climate Cult hysterics and dramatically increasing America's oil production. I don't think people have quite grasped on how much the geopolitical world has changed thanks to America's aggressive energy production.
Calm down. Stop telling the obvious truth...
3. Facts matter. That is not a fact. There may be a few on the fringe, but the leadership did not swear to impeach Trump when he was elected.
4. That was clearly speculation. It was reasoned on Trumps actions the next day. Russia launched cyber attacks the day after Trump publicly asked them to, too.
Plus the non-whites are getting fucked over and that is just sweet.
Onvacation saysSo, what is the biggest (not hyperbole or bragging) baddest, most heinous and harmful lie our current president has ever told?
I've already answered this. The most damaging in my opinion is the bullshit notion that he is fighting the deep state.
The most damaging in my opinion is the bullshit notion that he is fighting the deep state. That is bullshit, and his attack on our most important government institutions will do lasting harm. The second biggest bullshit set of lies is attacking the media as fake news. That's bullshit, and a lie, and will do lasting damage.
many people like me who didn't vote for Trump in 2016, but will proudly vote for him in 2020
The Trump administration has been tough on Russia at times. It appears that it was due rd6B saysRussian asset is bombing Russians in Syria while St Obama did not.
Trump bombed a few Russians. Then, he pulled out of Syria, much to Putin's delight. I'm not saying that's proof that Trump's an asset, but he certainly gave Putin what he wanted when it mattered. Iran didn't mind our leaving Syria as well, by the way. Speaking of the Syria move, it sure didn't hurt Trump's business interests in Turkey to make that concession.
socal2 says- Increasing fracking and energy exploration
- Increasing Military spending
- Pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal
- Pulling out of the Paris Climate Change accords
Our natural gas and oil production exploded under Obama. This didn't have so much to do with Obama's ...
Trump bombed a few Russians.
Then, he pulled out of Syria, much to Putin's delight.
Speaking of the Syria move, it sure didn't hurt Trump's business interests in Turkey to make that concession.
Trump's deregulation is bad for Russia in the short term, but I doubt our minor surge in production has had a huge impact on oil prices.
I don't know if Trump is an asset or not.
But, if Trump is not in Putin's pocket, he certainly seems to want to play nice, presumably in order to get personal deals later on.
Good grief, you really think Trump is going to spend potentially 8 years in the crucible of public life, risking impeachment and indictments and the massive stress of this office - just so he can work some hotel deals in Russia when he is out of office and in his 80's?
Honestly, I don't think he expected to win the election. I don't pretend to know what motivates him to stay in office now or do what he does, and don't know what his financial situation is. But I do think that he is on the lookout for personal gain while he is there.
mell saysThe economy is on fireWhere do you get this shit? Just because Trump says it doesn't make it true. Look at the numbers.
Overall tho I think that talk about tRUMP being a Russian asset is 100% garbage
NO evidence to support the claim that the FBI spied on Trump's 2016 campaign
"Trump administration proposals could cause millions to lose food stamps"
The guv’mint/tree-huggers just want to control me!
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