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She won’t reduce our presence in the ME NikkiHaley takes a thinly-veiled shot at Trump’s foreign policy: “It would be nicer and cheaper if the world didn’t need American leadership. Sadly, that’s not the world we live in.” Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Supporters dont care it was on Fox or BREITBART it has to be True Funny hearings for nixon Clinton Impeachments and benghazi probe were all conducted behind closed door .. Republicans complaining about precedence is laughable.. (and spewing revisionist history ) can you say Merrick Garland yet they have said if a vacancy occurs within the same time frame prior until the next election they will not wait until after the election so much for precedence Republicans Accuse Colonel Vindman, a Jew Who Fled Soviet Persecution, of Dual Loyalty “Here we have a U.S. national security official who is advising Ukraine while working inside the White House, apparently against the president’s interest,” Fox News host Laura Ingraham said on Monday night. Only republicans get away with claiming to be patriots and attacking patriots... its always conspiracy after conspiracy supported by state new FOX :kewl: |
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but to him, everything is an excuse to attack trump. it’s something to see. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
I heard Trumps staff is going to start raising money for lawyers by selling Tshirts
Sondlands is first I gave Trump a million for an Ambassadorship All I got was this lousy perjury charge |
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i read her whole speech, she defended the president, specifically called out those undermining him, and she blasted those who deny america’s greatness, blasted those who rewrite our history, and specifically blasted those who call for open borders. those were explicit criticisms, not thinly veiled, and guess who they were aimed at? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Here’s the twisted view
She’s doing the setup for Pence to resign, DJT to appoint her VP, Trump to resign/ make deal, she to pardon him. It’s gonna play that way. Too little too late, Nikki. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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i have news for you, trump is not resigning, not based on what we know right now. He’s going to be the candidate. take off your tin foil hat, put down the kool aid, and take a nice, deep breath. Trump may lose the election, but based on what we know right now, he is going to be the candidate, and Pence is likely to be the VP. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Of course, he has a transcript so exonerating it had to be edited. Perfect conversation....... More and more people will testify, then.... A few weeks of public hearings and the Draftdodger in chief will have called everyone in DC names on either side of the aisle. Republicans are looking for the point when they can ship him out of DC and claim the high ground for doing so. Notice the Senators other than the Trump mouthpieces are saying they don't want to comment since they will be jurors...gotta keep those options open. Meanwhile he's sending Wilber Ross to sleep thru the East Asian Summit and U.S.-ASEAN Summit after pulling out of the TPP and leaving partners looking for stable trade deals, China is happy. And in Africa, those #^&#^&#^&#^&hole countries, Putin hosted 40 countries in Sochi last week, has signed military agreements with half and has increased it's trade with Africa by almost 20% each year Trump has been in office. His dream of signing a trade deal in Chile evaporated when they canceled the meeting. Keep believing in the Stable Genius |
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the american people don’t want us making military commitments all over the world. that’s one reason why he won. you criticize him when he fails to fulfill campaign promises ( the wall), and you criticize him when he exactly follows through on promises ( bringing troops home). the gop leadership is also beyond thrilled with the judges he’s appointing. they aren't looking to show him the door. id love to know where you get your news from. you think more than 2-3 gop senators will vote to convict, based on what we know right now? really? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
I heard democrat debbie dingbat state that they were not voting on impeachment today but they were voting to follow the facts...she also insisted that all of the testimony to date has been conducted in a classified setting....
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The republicans are running around trying to muddy the waters because they know what is being said behind closed doors in that testimony is not good for Trump et al. We have him on record up and down stating the transcript is exact, and know there are multi witnesses, and I think Vindman is pretty credible, waiting for Bolton, that it was doctored to remove damaging phrases and context from the transcript to downplay 'Rudy's drug deal' |
Oh no, I hope it’s nothing serious. 🙈
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""I had a transcript done by very, very talented people -- word for word, comma for comma," said Trump at one point in that early October news conference. "Done by people that do it for a living. We had an exact transcript." Later, he added that the document was "an exact transcript of my call, done by very talented people that do this -- exact, word for word." |
You must be kidding, Trump doesn't lie, if he says it's word for word it's the truth.
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A few facts to keep handy in the face of intellectually dishonest GOP arguments today.
1. Impeachment of a President is not the process of undoing a previous election. It is the process whereby Congress indicts a President for wrongdoing while in office. 2. Though a quid pro quo is obvious, none is needed. The drafters of the impeachment clause said so. Madison was worried about the perfidy of a President, or deceit. He worried a President would wrongly work with a foreign power. Edmund Randolph was concerned a President would seek to profit from the office, would seek emoluments from the presidency. George Mason was concerned a President would undermine an investigation into himself, or might interfere with the work and duty of electors. 3. The whistleblower testimony is not needed. Trump confessed to impeachable activity through release of the call notes. Mulvaney corroborated it with his presser. Bill Taylor confirmed it factually. Lt. Col. Vindman contextualized it all as undermining US national security. Eisenberg hid the transcript in an ultra secure server, showing consciousness of guilt, obstructing justice and abusing power. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Yet Trumps behavior the use of executive privilege the refusal of congressional subpoenas by his people . The list is endless.. Why doesn't it bother his supporter that Trump wont go under oath. Simple.. party of country .. the next evolution in Trumps party.. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Clearly the greatest president of our lifetime
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Jackie Spier
Devin Nunes calling the Intelligence Committee’s fact-finding mission a cult is despicable. I know about cults. Cults are led by maniacal narcissists who expect complete adoration and relinquishment of independent thought. I suggest Mr. Nunes look elsewhere. 10:21 AM · Oct 31, 2019·Twitter for iPhone In 1978, Speier was shot five times as a congressional staffer trying to save people from the cult at Jonestown. She survived after being left for dead on airstrip for 22 hours. Speier almost never talks about the experience, so this is a real rebuke of Nunes. Perhaps you can think of another maniacal narcissist |
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Trump Campaign Holds ‘Witch Hunt’ Halloween Party in Pennsylvania
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Trump cared about corruption in Ukraine like Bonnie & Clyde cared about the FDIC - as a source of financial opportunity. His jailed funders were working with his attorney to replace the directors of the state gas company with themselves.
Trump didn’t see Ukraine as the one country he would push to become less corrupt. Instead, he saw it as a weak, dependent country he could leverage for his own self-interest, political and financial. |
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Save all that and print it out and wave it at the TV on January 20th, 2021 as you watch Trump's second inauguration. |
it will be fun watching trump get 4 more years and many democrats getting prison time for seditious and criminal behavior
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But other parts of Morrison’s opening statement did seem to bolster the idea that Trump was applying a pressure campaign on the Ukrainians through a non-official channel. Morrison noted that his predecessor, former national security official Fiona Hill, had told him that Sondland and the president’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani "were trying to get President Zelensky to reopen a Ukrainian investigation into Burisma.” Morrison went on to say that “At the time, I did not know what Burisma was or what the investigation entailed.” “I did not understand why Ambassador Sondland would be involved in Ukraine policy,” he added. |
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Asking for quid pro quo is illegal. Collision is illegal
Hiring a hitman illegal Yelling fire in a theater illegal No of these crimes require completion to be found guilty of a crime Unless your a Republican the laws meaning and intent magically change. To it was not completed so there can be no quid pro quo.. Yet if your name is Biden your guilty of corruption with no evidence no due process . All in attempt to deflect Trumps behavior a destroy any one who stands against him to include a decorated veteran Who just confirmed what we already know. Republicans demanding there left out of the proceedings. when they are in the room , claim its unfair as it follows past hearings .. Just shows their willingness to lie present alternative facts so as not to upset the Dear leader and his worshipers Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Does that mean if the Dems can get a witness to say “the President committed impeachable offenses” then Trump is out because that’s basically your argument at this point. Try and keep up
The call is about 1% of the issue. Don’t lose sight of that, the Trumplicans will want you to. It’s ALL the pressure — by Rudy, Sondland, etc. for months and months. It’s Mulvaney. It’s the withholding of the $. It’s the firing of the Ambassador. It’s all of it. It’s all part of the quid pro quo aka conspiracy. And: the issue IS NOT whether Ukraine felt “pressured” (although clearly they did). A politician can be guilty of attempted bribery by trying to bribe an undercover FBI agent who of course could never feel actually pressured. The intent that matters of the BRIBER not the BRIBEE. And: Start to focus on the fact that Mitch McConnell kept asking the White House why the aid to Ukraine was being withheld and Mitch McConnell said that the White House would not tell him. Ummmmm ... if it was being withheld for a legit reason ... um ... why wouldn't they tell him? |
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