"We have the WH, Senate, house ....."
HOW IS IT WORKING OUT? Figure out how to govern yet? Apprently not
HOW IS IT WORKING OUT? Figure out how to govern yet? Apprently not
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Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
White House officials are still insisting to the president that he should leave Mueller in his post. “We are all advising him not to [get rid of] Mueller. That has not changed,” one Trump aide told The Daily Beast. “It would be an absolute nuclear explosion if he did.”
Firing Mueller would also put the president in greater legal jeopardy than he already may be in, said former United States attorney Barbara McQuade.
“If Trump were to fire Mueller and it could be shown that his purpose was to impede the investigation, it could be additional evidence of obstruction of justice,” McQuade, who was appointed by President Obama, told The Daily Beast.Comment
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In your dreams.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
"Rep. David Schweikert (R-Ariz.) said on NPR’s “Morning Edition” that the investigation into alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russia was “healthy.” But he cautioned investigators who are reportedly probing whether Trump committed obstruction of justice. Former FBI Director James Comey testified earlier this month Trump asked him to drop an investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn and requested Comey publicly declare Trump was not under FBI investigation."
Neither Comey or Trump (according to Comey) said anything of the sort. IN his testimony Comey said: ""[Trump] then said, 'I hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting Flynn go. He is a good guy. I hope you can let this go,'"
That's a whole lot different then being told to drop the investigation.
But thanks for providing us with just another example of how the left twists what is actually said. Here's another. Camerota doesn't know the difference between the phrase "letting go" and "back off"???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ake8aJ8niVoComment
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Bwahahaha!Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
"Robert Mueller is a man of integrity with a long record of public service. In the abstract, he would be the right selection as special counsel in the Russia investigation. Under the specific circumstances of this case, however, with his longtime friend James Comey at the center of the inquiry, Mueller's the wrong choice. The public cannot be as sure as it needs to be of his objectivity.
This is true for reasons similar to those that prompted Attorney General Jeff Sessions to recuse himself from the same investigation. Sessions testified Tuesday that he felt he had no proper choice because he had a potential political conflict of interest, having been a campaign adviser to President Trump. Mueller should likewise step away because he has a potential personal conflict of interest, having been a longtime friend of a crucial witness, Comey, and Comey's key ally at the most important moment of his career."
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opini...umn/102827924/Comment
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Here's another piece of evidence
Obstruction of Justice !!!!!A recent National Security Agency memo documents a phone call where U.S. President Donald Trump pressures agency chief Admiral Mike Rogers to publicly state there is no evidence of collusion between his campaign and Russia, say reports.
Bobby MUrller on case . A man of integrity unlike Benedict DonaldComment
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Hey Boris
Good luck with the nutter fantasy that the #trumprussia river starts flowing upstream
The dialog is sooooo different todayComment
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Bwahahaha!Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Projecting again, eh TeeHeeMan?
Are you planning on notifying Beachbum that the forum is being mean to you again?Comment
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Boris called #trumprussia a nothingburger a while back.
Look around today.
All you need to know to determine which of us has our feet planted firmly in reality
Boris predicted that trump and his GOP senate and house would be rolling over everyone
Boris you were demonstrably wrong on that
So easyComment
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I didn't . A lot of people were offended by your comments that time apparently. And action was taken on your posts, correct?Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Hasn't happened to me. My tone very different.
Again, mods had to take action on your post. Period.Comment
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Bust out of the echo chamber, TeeHeeMan.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
"The conservatives I speak with do not really consider Trump one of them. Rank-and-file Republicans tend to view Trump more as an independent who ran under the Republican banner.
But for the most part, they’re still with him. They appreciate Trump’s “America first” agenda, not because they believe in isolationism, but because they believe the U.S. and its citizens should be the government’s top priority.
The president’s tweets can be as annoying to his supporters as to his opponents, and if there is a common criticism it is that he should tweet less. But his inability so far to overhaul health care, enact tax reform, destroy the Islamic State or “drain the swamp” is largely blamed on overreaching courts and the open “resistance” that appears dedicated to opposing anything Trump wants.
What Trump’s supporters also appreciate about him are the very attributes for which he is relentlessly criticized in the media. People here — a farming community supplemented by modest-paying retail jobs and a few factory opportunities — are frank and plain-spoken. They’re weary of politicians whose every statement seems carefully crafted to say nothing and offend no one.
I understand that. Years ago, I took a break from journalism to work in politics. I know what candidates and politicians are supposed to say and how they are supposed to say it. I sometimes find myself cringing at things Trump says, wishing he would behave more like a typical politician. But then I remind myself that if he did, he would likely lose the support of the grass-roots movement that put him where he is.
The negativity that permeates Trump coverage is a frequent subject of conversation here. Matters that are not frequently discussed here are James Comey, tax returns, the Paris climate accord and the Russians. Instead, we talk about the heroin overdose epidemic ravaging our community..... despite the avalanche of negative news stories, Trump’s support remains firm. Hillsboro’s mayor mentioned recently that he has noticed Trump yard signs popping up again, either in a show of support or a sign of defiance."
http://www.startribune.com/we-took-m...ump/427547013/Comment
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Amazing that Boris wants everyone to know that the moderators found his posts over the line.
Think he's like trump . Doesn't consider that what he blurts out may not be ....strategicComment
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Boris is mad somposting lots of long stuff in other people's words
I don't read thoseComment
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Bust out of the echo chamber, TeeHeeMan.
Bernie Sanders: "In 2016, the Democratic Party lost the presidency to possibly the least popular candidate in American history. In recent years, Democrats have also lost the Senate and House to right-wing Republicans whose extremist agenda is far removed from where most Americans are politically. Republicans now control almost two-thirds of governor’s offices and have gained about 1,000 seats in state legislatures in the past nine years. In 24 states, Democrats have almost no political influence at all. If these results are not a clear manifestation of a failed political strategy, I don’t know what is.... the Democratic Party, in a very fundamental way, must change direction. It has got to open its doors wide to working people and young people. It must become less dependent on wealthy contributors."Comment
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I don't read short misspelled, poor grammar posts either.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Wah wah wah.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
TeeHeeMan is such a crybaby.
BTW I had nothing to do with it. I'm just repeating what I read.
You are so typical of a whining liberal that you had to go running to Beachbum because your feeling got hurt. Just had to point that out.Comment
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