Thread: President Donald Trump

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

Is that like Christian folks who don’t care that he’s a liar, womanizer, and makes greed and avarice a virtue cos he’s white?

I think they care, but he is still a better alternatives than the hacks in Washington DC

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

what is more worrying though is why the NSA/CIA spying on the POTUS on a continuous basis, without control or supervision by the people or an institution like Congress,

Hang on a minute. Any US President’s conversations are supposed to be transcribed. It is important so other areas of the federal government and Congress can form policy around it. What’s the NSA/CIA got to do with this?

Trump doesn’t have a clue how to conduct himself in office. Let’s the people around him scramble to cover up his ridiculous blunders.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Wasn't Nixon a duly elected president?

Nixon actually committed a crime.

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

Is that like Christian folks who don’t care that he’s a liar, womanizer, and makes greed and avarice a virtue cos he’s white?

Not it at all,but do keep up your contempt for Christians

Originally Posted by RPETER65

Not it talking about his base,it’s about conservative folks who are pretty much tired of the constant attempt of removal of a duly elected president.

Yeah, they said that about that crook Nixon as well.

They would rather a traitor be in the Whitehouse because they are stupid.

Originally Posted by RPETER65

Nixon actually committed a crime.

So has baldy orange cunto.

Like paying whores to shut up with campaign funds.

Don't worry though, the charges are waiting for him when he (perp) walks out of the Whitehouse.

Originally Posted by misskit

Hang on a minute. Any US President’s conversations are supposed to be transcribed. It is important so other areas of the federal government and Congress can form policy around it. What’s the NSA/CIA got to do with this?

Trump doesn’t have a clue how to conduct himself in office. Let’s the people around him scramble to cover up his ridiculous blunders.

Oh it's only Buttplug trolling again. And he's shit at it.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

what is more worrying though is why the NSA/CIA spying on the POTUS on a continuous basis, without control or supervision by the people or an institution like Congress,

while doing their own blackmail games and leaking info to fit their internal agenda

a dangerous organization, the US is a true dictatorship Soviet Union style,

They weren't 'spying' on him. It's standard procedure that intels listen in on those calls and records are kept.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Originally Posted by RPETER65
Nixon actually committed a crime.
So has baldy orange cunto.

Like paying whores to shut up with campaign funds.

Don't worry though, the charges are waiting for him when he (perp) walks out of the Whitehouse.

Of course he did and he also broke his oath of office for which he will be impeached and go down in history as only the third president in history to be disgraced by his self-serving behavior.

Originally Posted by Humbert

Of course he did and he also broke his oath of office for which he will be impeached and go down in history as only the third president in history to be disgraced by his self-serving behavior.

Only the third in a short history? Jesus wept!

Originally Posted by RPETER65

Not it at all,but do keep up your contempt for Christians

I don’t have contempt for Christians, I have contempt for hypocrites and people who dress up and hide their ignorance and bigotry behind religion.

Don't you also?

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

Is that like Christian folks who don’t care that he’s a liar, womanizer, and makes greed and avarice a virtue cos he’s white?

Wondering which of the POTUSes is meant?

Is there another porn-star-bribing, morally corrupt and bankrupt, President evangelicals are currently supporting?

Originally Posted by Humbert

Of course he did and he also broke his oath of office for which he will be impeached and go down in history as only the third president in history to be disgraced by his self-serving behavior.

won't change a thing, the next POTUS will be as corrupted

your electoral system breed corruption, it's hopeless!!!

Caught a snippet of a rant from Trump on the news, he’s on the attack and accusing Dems of everything from wanting to seize guns to take away health care. They’re the words of a man desperate and flailing around under pressure.

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

Caught a snippet of a rant from Trump on the news, he’s on the attack and accusing Dems of everything from wanting to seize guns to take away health care. They’re the words of a man desperate and flailing around under pressure.

not really, attack is the best defense

Not when you stand accused of being a corrupt and inept fuckwit totally unsuited for office, it just feeds the narrative.

And nobody but Uncle Billy Bob and his sister-wife are gonna be dumb enough to fall for it

Trump had to be stupid (and his staff with him) when he exercised that call(s) without any better precaution.

And how much more stupid Biden had to be when bragging on camera, how mighty person in the world he was...(OK, perhaps only No.2 that time...) (why not to vote for such a character?)

Former Senator Jeff Flake caused a stir Saturday when he amended Republican consultant Mike Murphy's comment that 30 GOP senators would vote to impeach President Donald Trump if they could keep their votes secret. "That's not true," the former Arizona senator said. "There would be at least 35."Until his retirement from the Senate earlier this year, Flake was among the small but notable cohort of Republican senators who remained vocal in their opposition to Trump after the election.

While most of the Senate's 53 Republican members have stuck to the White House's talking points since the House of Representatives officially launched its impeachment inquiry Tuesday, some have stopped short of towing the party's "witch hunt" line, while others have previously voiced opposition to the president that may come back to bite him.

Flake puts the number of Republicans willing to secretly oppose Trump at 35, well above the 20 who would have to publicly denounce him in order to reach the two-thirds supermajority of 67 senators, assuming all 45 Senate Democrats and both independent senators also voted to impeach. Here are 12 possibilities.

The most obvious contingent are the sitting Republican senators who publicly acknowledged voting for opposition candidates in 2016. These include Senators Susan Collins (R-ME), Cory Gardner (R-CO), Mike Lee (R-UT), Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), Dan Sullivan (R-AK), Rob Portman (R-OH) and Ben Sasse (R-NE) for a likely seven votes to impeach.

Senator Lindsey Graham, (R-SC) poses a notable exception. He voted against Trump in 2016 after losing the Republican nomination, and the two feuded after then-candidate Trump gave out Graham's phone number at a rally "to mock the South Carolina senator" as CNN put it in 2018. But Graham quickly came around after the election. The two golfed together Saturday, with Graham tweeting in the president's defense.

Marco Rubio (R-FL) called Trump a "con artist" as competitor in the 2016 primary race, but similarly to Graham, transformed into Trump's "fan-boy," according to The Washington Post, after the election. Rubio garnered scorn on Twitter after posting a Bible quote asking for "salvation in time of trouble" following House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's announcement of the inquiry.

Rubio has stopped short of denouncing the inquiry outright. He also criticized the president's tweet urging four congresswomen of color to "go back to to the totally broken places they came from" in June, telling the Miami Herald that the president's identity politics "damages the country."

Impeachment is an extraordinary measure that should be employed with caution & on the basis of facts. It nullifies an election & is deeply divisive & disruptive.

And yet many didn't even wait to read the transcripts or the complaint before making up their minds.
— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) September 25, 2019

Similarly to Rubio, Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) demonstrated a will to oppose the president in July, vocally countering fellow South Carolinian Graham to dub Trump's Baltimore comments "racially offensive," and warning the president that "no matter our political disagreements, aiming for the lowest common denominator will only divide our nation further." Scott might have fallen back in line, however, as he told CNN the whistleblower complaint was based on "hearsay."

Roy Blunt (R-MO) made a similar point, telling CNN, "We're committed to gather the information before we reach conclusions. Other people who don't have this responsibility can reach conclusions right away." He added, "In my case I'm not ready to make any conclusions yet and still ready to gather more information."

Martha McSally (R-AZ), a political appointee who occupies the Senate seat vacated by vocal Trump opponent John McCain, side-stepped questions about Trump's conduct Tuesday in a Politico interview, saying that "voters can make up their minds on Trump next year" according to AZ Central. While the quote seems to support re-election, the political legacy behind McSally's seat and her evasion may signal otherwise.

McCain's 2012 opponent, Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT), has remained stalwartly dubious of the president since first coming out against candidate Trump in March 2016 during a speech in which he warned his party, "If we Republicans choose Donald Trump as our nominee, the prospects for a safe and prosperous future are greatly diminished." Romney has said he was "deeply troubled" by the phone call at the heart of the impeachment inquiry.
Perhaps Flake himself summed up the situation the Republican Party faces best in his farewell address earlier this year. "I believe that we all know well that this is not a normal time," he said, "that the threats to our democracy from within and without are real, and none of us can say with confidence how the situation that we now find ourselves in will turn out."

https://www.newsweek.com/flake-35-re...n=Partnerships

The latest SNL skit with Alec Baldwin is a chuckle. Can’t seem to get the direct YouTube link to work, so scroll to the bottom of this article to view the video.

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/09/ale...t-impeachment/

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

on't change a thing, the next POTUS will be as corrupted

your electoral system breed corruption, it's hopeless!!!

This is Tweedledee Buttplug pushing the Russian propaganda narrative again along with Tweedledum Klongdyke.

Originally Posted by misskit

Can’t seem to get the direct YouTube link to work

Let me help...

Originally Posted by Humbert

This is Tweedledee Buttplug pushing the Russian propaganda narrative again along with Tweedledum Klongdyke.

you have completely lost your common sense with that Trump thing, you need to stop being fooking gay about it

Trump is so far one of the best POTUS we ever had, and that's why they all want to take him down

like they did with Clinton,