TAKE THE POLL: HOW LONG BEFORE TRUMP GETS IMPEACHED

[BigBlackBull76]

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• President Donald Trump made multiple racist remarks in private in the past 12 years, according to his former lawyer Michael Cohen.
• Cohen said Trump called African-Americans as "too stupid" to support him, said black people were terrible political leaders, and said he picked a white winner on "The Apprentice" because the other finalist was black.

President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen said Trump repeatedly made racist remarks in the years he's known him.
In an interview with Vanity Fair, Cohen said Trump called African-Americans "too stupid to vote" for him during his 2016 presidential campaign, said every country with a black leader was a "s---hole," and explained his choice of winner for the first season of "The Apprentice" by saying he couldn't let a "black f-gg-t win."

Cohen worked for Trump as a personal lawyer between 2006 and May 2018. The earliest time he told Vanity Fair he heard Trump make racist remarks was in the late 2000s, when the two were discussing his NBC show "The Apprentice."
Cohen asked Trump why he picked Bill Rancic, who is white, over Kwame Jackson, who is black and who graduated from Harvard's business school.

President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in November. AP Photo/Charlie Riedel
Trump said it's because Jackson was African-American, and used a homophobic slur to describe him.

"There's no way I can let this black f-- win," Trump said, according to Cohen.
On another occasion, Cohen says two were talking after Nelson Mandela's death in 2013 and Trump disparaged all counties and cities led by black people.
"[Trump] said to me, 'Name one country run by a black person that's not a s---hole,' and then he added, 'Name one city,'" Cohen recalled.
The comments were later echoed during Trump's presidency, when he described Haiti and African countries as "s---holes" in a meeting with Nigeria's president.

President Donald Trump speaking about a migrant caravan in Mexico during an October 27 campaign rally for the United States midterm elections.

And during the 2016 election, Cohen observed that the crowd was mostly white. Trump used the opportunity to disparage African-Americans.

"That's because black people are too stupid to vote for me," Cohen recalls Trump saying.

On another occasion, in the late 2000s, Cohen said Trump criticized African-Americans for living in "a rougher neighborhood" in Chicago.
"We were going from the airport to the hotel, and we drove through what looked like a rougher neighborhood. Trump made a comment to me, saying that only the blacks could live like this," Cohen said.

Michael Cohen. AP Photo/Mary Altaffer

In addition to being Trump's personal counsel for 12 years, Cohen also served as a vice-president of the Trump Organization and worked on many of Trump's various other companies and operations. He was also the deputy finance chairman of the Republican National Committee between 2017 and 2018.

Cohen is engaged in a legal tangle with the president following a federal investigation that blossomed after he made hush-money payments to Stormy Daniels, an adult film actress who says she had an affair with Trump in 2006. Cohen pled guilty to campaign-finance violations related to the probe in August and said Trump personally directed the payment. Trump has distanced himself from Cohen.

Read more:Stormy Daniels says she regrets 'body shaming' Trump by comparing his anatomy to 'the mushroom character in Mario Kart.'

Cohen told Vanity Fair he's speaking up about Trump now — and supporting Democrats in the midterm elections— because he wanted to offer voters more evidence of Trump's character. He reportedly used similar reasoning when deciding to plead guilty to his campaign finance violations. According to the Wall Street Journal, Cohen's ******* told him he didn't survive the Holocaust for Trump to ruin his name.

Cohen is reportedly cooperating with investigators in the Southern District of New York, the office of Special Counsel Robert Mueller, and New York State for various investigations into Trump's personal and political life. He faces sentencing in December.

ref: https://www.businessinsider.com/michael-cohen-donald-trump-racist-comments-2018-11

I'm a Proud Libertarian Right-leaning Patriot and here I stand in opposition to the confirmed racist ass agent orange from day one.

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[BigBlackBull76]

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Even Kellyanne Conway's husband who is a conservative (NOT LIBERAL) lawyer says FUCK TRUMP!!! Suck on that and all of this trolls. Its him not me saying this.


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Prominent conservative lawyer George Conway has been highly critical of his wife's boss, President Donald Trump.
His latest comment came after Trump announced plan to end birthright citizenship in the United States.
Counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway and George have previously shared how their political disagreements— especially about Trump — are affecting their marriage. But it wasn't always this way.

Here's a brief history of George Conway's transformation from Trump supporter into one of his most visible and vocal critics on the right.

June 2, 2017: Conway turns down administration role

George T. Conway III, husband of White House

Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway, attends the 139th Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn of the White House April 17, 2017 in Washington, DC.

After speculation began in March 2017 that Conway would be picked for a position in the Trump administration, Conway eventually declined any administration role, saying:

"I am profoundly grateful to the President and to the attorney general for selecting me to serve in the Department of Justice. I have reluctantly concluded, however, that, for me and my family, this is not the right time for me to leave the private sector and take on a new role in the federal government."
Conway went on to clarify: "Kellyanne and I continue to support the President and his administration, and I look forward to doing so in whatever way I can from outside the government."

The Washington Post reported that Conway considered the role, but was scared off by Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey and the aftermath that ensued.



June 5, 2017: Conway posts his first critical tweet

Muslim and civil rights groups and their supporters gather at a rally against what they call a "Muslim ban" in Washington, Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2017. Associated Press/Manuel Balce Ceneta

Shortly after turning down an administration position, Conway started to tweet critically of Trump.
In his first post, he questioned the usefulness of Trump's tweets, mocking Trump's signature sign-off "Sad!"



In a later tweet, Conway clarified that he still supported the president.

March 28, 2018: Conway gets more vocal on Twitter

Trump reportedly considered pardoning his former national security adviser Michael Flynn (pictured) and his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, both of whom were swept up in the special counsel probe. George Frey/Getty Images

In late March, after nearly a yearlong hiatus, Conway called Trump's reported interest in pardons for former staff as a way to protect himself from the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation "flabbergasting."



Also at this time, Conway reportedly switched his party registration to "unaffiliated."

March 29, 2018: Conway deletes some critical tweets

White House

According to a CNN report, Conway deleted a series of tweets after his March tweets gained attention. The deleted tweets reportedly included one that called the president "absurd."

April 22, 2018: Kellyanne Conway spars with Dana Bash over her husband's tweets

Kellyanne Conway debates her husband's tweets with CNN's Dana Bash. Screenshot/CNN

Kellyanne Conway sparred with Dana bash after the CNN host asked her about her husband's tweets.


May 3, 2018: Conway calls out Rudy Giuliani

Cohen later pleaded guilty to making an illegal campaign finance contribution. Cuomo Prime Time/CNN/Twitter

Conway tweeted a section of the Federal Election Commission's website the night after Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani revealed that Trump reimbursed his former attorney for a $130,000 payment to porn star Stormy Daniels.


May 17, 2018: Conway Calls Giuliani's argument 'drivel'

Carolyn Kaster/AP

In a Reuters piece on Giuliani's claim that Mueller can't subpoena Trump, Conway went on the record calling the assertion "drivel."

May 24, 2018: Conway reportedly coaches anti-Trump writers

The Conways greet guests on the South Lawn during a Halloween event at the White House on Monday, Oct. 30, 2017. Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP
A Politico report alleged that Conway had emailed multiple writers who have been critical of Trump to help improve their arguments.

June 11, 2018: Conway publishes pro-Mueller essay

Robert Mueller. Alex Wong/Getty Images

Lawfare published an essay from Conway criticizing arguments against the appointment of the special counsel Robert Mueller.
Conway wrote: "It isn't very surprising to see the president tweet a meritless legal position, because, as a non-lawyer, he wouldn't know the difference between a good one and a bad one."
Earlier in June, Conway tweeted about the same topic:



The previous June, Conway was playing a very different tune, openly questioning the Russia investigation along with his wife on Twitter:



July 9, 2018: George says he's given Kellyanne a hard time about Trump

Kellyanne Conway speaks during an interview with CNN in the White House Press Brady Press Briefing Room. Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP

For an article about public heckling of Trump administration figures, George told the Washington Post that "She has been getting a harder time from me about working for this administration than walking down the street."

August 15, 2018: The Conways open up about their marriage

President Donald Trump talks to his adviser Kellyanne Conway during an opioid summit being held at the White House. KEVIN LAMARQUE/Reuters

In a Washington Post article about the couple, the Conways lamented the effect their political division was having on their marriage.

Kellyanne told Post reporter Ben Terris that George's tweeting was "disrespects his wife."
George said he was "saddened by how things turned out" with the administration and that he regretted initially introducing Kellyanne to Trump.

"I feel there's a part of him that thinks I chose Donald Trump over him," Kellyanne said. "Which is ridiculous. One is my work and one is my marriage."

September 27, 2018: The retweet era begins

Judge Brett Kavanaugh testifies during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on his nomination be an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. Tom Williams-Pool/Getty Images

In the months following the profile, Conway has primarily communicated through retweets.
For example, in late September, he retweeted posts that were both critical of Trump and supportive of then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh:



October 30, 2018: Conway rejects Trump's justification for outlawing birthright citizenship

Joe Raedle/Getty Images

In a Washington Post op-ed, Conway and his co-author Neal Katyal wrote that Trump's plan to get rid of birthright citizenship in the US "would be unconstitutional and would certainly be challenged."

According to Conway, "the challengers would undoubtedly win."
Conway and Katyal point out that the right to citizenship is written into the 14th Amendment:

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States" — except in two cases: children of "alien enemies in hostile occupation" and the children of foreign diplomats.
To change this, they argue that you'd need a Constitutional Amendment.

ref: https://www.businessinsider.com/geo...ation-for-outlawing-birthright-citizenship-13

 

[hoping hubby]

but 538 also had called every state correctly for both the 2008 & 2012 elections.

Bullshit. 538 didn't just make one prediction for 2008. Being a clever statistician he made two predictions (double the odds of getting one right ). He predicted an Obama win with either 353 or 349 electoral votes. Both of 538's/Silver's predictions were wrong. Obummer won with 365 electoral votes. 538 got the state of Indiana wrong as well as the 2nd district of Nebraska (which awards electoral votes independently/not winner take all for the state)

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/todays-polls-and-final-election/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2008

But hey, we've already come to learn on here that your definition of "facts" is rather different than what Webster says.

 

[BigBlackBull76]

Bullshit. 538 didn't just make one prediction for 2008. Being a clever statistician he made two predictions (double the odds of getting one right ). He predicted an Obama win with either 353 or 349 electoral votes. Both of 538's/Silver's predictions were wrong. Obummer won with 365 electoral votes. 538 got the state of Indiana wrong as well as the 2nd district of Nebraska (which awards electoral votes independently/not winner take all for the state)

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/todays-polls-and-final-election/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2008

But hey, we've already come to learn on here that your definition of "facts" is rather different than what Webster says.

Ok@hoping hubby calm down with all the Bullshit talk as you always want to start off a sentence with the expletive. I stand corrected on the 538 call for 2008 election but they did cite a margin of error and the Nebraska call wasn't wrong it just didnt' account for the +1 electoral vote that went to Obama. For Indiana the poll model did clearly have a wrong projection which 'O I beat yall bum asses' did far better in upsetting the table of the electoral map than even Trump did on his first election run. *Indiana flip for Obama, even bigger shocker than MI for Trump who is a RINO. Trump had a hybrid political platform which played well for PA, OH, and MI but Obama is a clear cut Demo.

I'm actually happy to see someone on here is using some brain cells besides speaking from the fear mongering automaton repeating rhetorical emotional reptilian part of their brains. I also appreciate you backing up your response with hard cold data and I can respect that. Just to clarify I never claimed on that thread that I was stating a "* * * F A C T * * *" like I post on my other threads. Facts are facts and I don't subscribe to the 'alternative facts' BS that Trump and Kelly-anne try to push. Now thats different than what Webster or even common sense that non brain using Trump followers would even say.

But how about this FACT for you up front:

40% of American's to include REPUBs from the mid-term exit polls think Congress should impeach Trump which is higher than what it was for Bill Clinton (Who did get impeached by the House but rejected in the Senate) & 52% say the country is on the wrong track.

However it is interesting to see after the record turnout of 114 million voters in these mid-terms compared to the 80something million from 2014 and what the college educated people actually voted for which says alot about this country. It would be great to see a free education grant given to those red rural so they can enlighten their minds to think critically for themselves and reject the ideologue propaganda of fear and race-baiting appeals to their darker angels.

Then you would see alot more people's eyes be open to the lies and real 'Fake News' purported as 'Real News' such as a caravan of George Soros paid for refugees trying to invade America false narrative and how the tax break added no more than $7 to $99 for an AVG american's paycheck who make under $100K a year where the majority fall. Check out the paycheck additions for all those over 6 figures and ask the question did those people really need any more money. I can speak only for myself but I was doing very well before Trump and he didn't really help me any further.

ref: https://www.businessinsider.com/tru...ry-income-level-2018-3#nurse-practitioners-35

Trump is a liar, a CON artist, a demagoue and the tide has shifted in the halls of power to where the gavel will now be used to place more checks and balances and expose the dirt he has tried to keep hidden for so long.

The exit polls revealed a tale of two countries and you can see who accepts the BS on face-value and who is rejecting it as in all those areas where the house districts flipped by those who are educated overwhelmingly (with the exception of a few hoping hopeless hubbies out there ).





40% of American's to include REPUBs polled think Congress should impeach Trump which is higher than what it was for Bill Clinton & 52% say the country is on the wrong track.

*Count me among the 7% of REPUBs who think Trump should be impeached as I align more to the mid-right than left. 7% is a high number within his own so-called party as real REPUBs know Trump is not a traditional REPUB.


Final point for the record, I'm not a Democrat, a liberal, I've always been an independent and don't trust either party but the unfavorable numbers for Trump are high and so is this:




Bottomline: The American people will be seeing Trump's tax records soon along with what ever foreign influence is leveraged over him and his family as well. There will be enough to bring up impeachment hearings against him as Clinton was impeached for far less crimes (perjury & obstruction) than what Trump will be found guilty of.

 

[hoping hubby]

Ok@hoping hubby calm down with all the Bullshit talk as you always want to start off a sentence with the expletive.

Oh I'm very calm....I'm one of the most calm people you'll ever meet. But I also share some traits with George Patton. If I see something is bullshit, I'm not going to sugar coat it. I'm calling it bullshit. Can't handle that? Tough *******, time to grow a pair....or you can always take the intellectually lazy route and look for any excuse like (heaven forbid) an expletive on a porn site to ignore or deflect away from what you don't want to hear. Ignorance can be bliss....

A simple search shows you've used the same expletive numerous times on here such as:

This bullshit will definitely be countered, put on blast, and will not have a place in the government.

There wont be no Fourth-Reich here.

It also appears you don't grok the concept of a double negative....or perhaps you were rooting for the Fourth-Reich????

I stand corrected on the 538 call for 2008 election

At least you are willing to admit you're wrong at times. That puts you miles ahead of several on here in the integrity column.

But how about this FACT for you up front:

40% of American's to include REPUBs from the mid-term exit polls think Congress should impeach Trump which is higher than what it was for Bill Clinton (Who did get impeached by the House but rejected in the Senate) & 52% say the country is on the wrong track.

Bullshit....It is quite ironic you would choose such demonstrable bullshit to use in your "how about this FACT" statement. The CNN poll you copy/pasted actually says only 39% support impeaching Trump, not 40%. Ignoring that convenient rounding...being a typical Communist News Network poll, they've purposely oversampled democrats in the poll which is obvious from the question right next to impeachment regarding who should control the house. The poll was skewed about 52% democrat and only 44% republican.

The wayback machine works wonders for those who want to find actual facts. Multiple polls at the time of Clinton's impeachment showed 40%+ of the people supported impeaching him. For example:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/polls/vault/stories/data122198.htm



And this:
ABC News Poll. December 16, 1998. N=510 adults nationwide.

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"As you may know, the House of Representatives is expected to vote soon on whether or not to impeach Bill Clinton. If the House impeaches him, the Senate will hold a trial to decide whether or not Clinton should be removed from office. Based on what you know, do you think the House should or should not impeach Clinton?"

Should 40%
Should not 58%
No opinion

And this:
NBC News Poll conducted by the polling organizations of Peter Hart (D) and Robert Teeter (R). Conducted the afternoon of December 19, 1998, following the House impeachment vote. N=510 adults nationwide.

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"As you may know, today the U.S. House of Representatives voted to impeach President Clinton and send the matter to the U.S. Senate for trial. Do you support or oppose the House of Representatives passing articles of impeachment and sending the matter to the Senate for trial?"

Support 43%
Oppose 55%
Not sure %2

https://www.pollingreport.com/scandal2.htm

Even CNN's own polls from back in late 98 showed likely voters supporting Clinton's impeachment by 41%:

http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/stories/1998/10/13/poll/

 

[BlackedJackie]

DEDICATED TO ALL THOSE PATRIOTS WHO LOVE THIS COUNTRY, PAID THE ULTIMATE PRICE OF THEIR LIVES TO ENSURE FREEDOM REMAINS FREE, AND ​

'Sic semper tyrannis'​

DEATH UNTO THE TYRANTS. ​

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"Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six." Book of Revelations 13:18

Not only is Ronald Reagan and the founding fathers who helped build the strong democracy of America rolling over in their graves, but they are turning vertical and drilling a hole straight to into the molten hot hell at the center of the Earth's core.

Its time to see the terrible carrot-top, Agent Orange, conniving tyrant finally dethroned and his head on an impeachment-pike and real democracy restored to this great nation. I'll keep this thread updated with the developments but with all the smoking guns, bloody ******* weapons, foot/finger-prints, bread-crumbs leading back to the crime-scene of evidence found when will it finally lead to him being censured, and impeached for his treason, lying, betrayal, collusion, abuse of power, obstruction of justice and investigation?

Sign the petition to impeach the idiot in the oval office and kick out his goons too:
ref: https://www.change.org/p/the-people-impeach-donald-j-trump


Here’s what we know so far about Team Trump’s ties to Russian interests

REF: https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/trump-russia/

Congress and U.S. intelligence agencies are scrutinizing connections between Russia and the Trump campaign as they investigate evidence that Russia interfered in the 2016 election. Here are members of Team Trump who are known to have Russian connections and the story lines that have made those ties relevant.

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Just wish Trump would go A.S.A.P

 

[Nyc2020]

Well he made it thru his second year no impeachment yet ?? LOL The Train still moving ....

 

[nongolfer]

He'll be impeached any day now.

What an interesting exercise to go through the sensational headlines posted in this thread, a large number of them debunked, and essentially fake news. Albeit debunked and proven fake much more quietly than when they were the flavor the the day. Like today's "breaking news" about Manafort.

You can certainly hate Donald Trump, but if you haven't figured out that the news is indeed fake, there is probably nothing that's going to help you.

Russians everywhere. Racists everywhere. What will we do? How will we survive?

 

[9inchcuck]

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• President Donald Trump made multiple racist remarks in private in the past 12 years, according to his former lawyer Michael Cohen.
• Cohen said Trump called African-Americans as "too stupid" to support him, said black people were terrible political leaders, and said he picked a white winner on "The Apprentice" because the other finalist was black.

President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen said Trump repeatedly made racist remarks in the years he's known him.
In an interview with Vanity Fair, Cohen said Trump called African-Americans "too stupid to vote" for him during his 2016 presidential campaign, said every country with a black leader was a "s---hole," and explained his choice of winner for the first season of "The Apprentice" by saying he couldn't let a "black f-gg-t win."

Cohen worked for Trump as a personal lawyer between 2006 and May 2018. The earliest time he told Vanity Fair he heard Trump make racist remarks was in the late 2000s, when the two were discussing his NBC show "The Apprentice."
Cohen asked Trump why he picked Bill Rancic, who is white, over Kwame Jackson, who is black and who graduated from Harvard's business school.

President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in November. AP Photo/Charlie Riedel
Trump said it's because Jackson was African-American, and used a homophobic slur to describe him.

"There's no way I can let this black f-- win," Trump said, according to Cohen.
On another occasion, Cohen says two were talking after Nelson Mandela's death in 2013 and Trump disparaged all counties and cities led by black people.
"[Trump] said to me, 'Name one country run by a black person that's not a s---hole,' and then he added, 'Name one city,'" Cohen recalled.
The comments were later echoed during Trump's presidency, when he described Haiti and African countries as "s---holes" in a meeting with Nigeria's president.

President Donald Trump speaking about a migrant caravan in Mexico during an October 27 campaign rally for the United States midterm elections.

And during the 2016 election, Cohen observed that the crowd was mostly white. Trump used the opportunity to disparage African-Americans.

"That's because black people are too stupid to vote for me," Cohen recalls Trump saying.

On another occasion, in the late 2000s, Cohen said Trump criticized African-Americans for living in "a rougher neighborhood" in Chicago.
"We were going from the airport to the hotel, and we drove through what looked like a rougher neighborhood. Trump made a comment to me, saying that only the blacks could live like this," Cohen said.

Michael Cohen. AP Photo/Mary Altaffer

In addition to being Trump's personal counsel for 12 years, Cohen also served as a vice-president of the Trump Organization and worked on many of Trump's various other companies and operations. He was also the deputy finance chairman of the Republican National Committee between 2017 and 2018.

Cohen is engaged in a legal tangle with the president following a federal investigation that blossomed after he made hush-money payments to Stormy Daniels, an adult film actress who says she had an affair with Trump in 2006. Cohen pled guilty to campaign-finance violations related to the probe in August and said Trump personally directed the payment. Trump has distanced himself from Cohen.

Read more:Stormy Daniels says she regrets 'body shaming' Trump by comparing his anatomy to 'the mushroom character in Mario Kart.'

Cohen told Vanity Fair he's speaking up about Trump now — and supporting Democrats in the midterm elections— because he wanted to offer voters more evidence of Trump's character. He reportedly used similar reasoning when deciding to plead guilty to his campaign finance violations. According to the Wall Street Journal, Cohen's ******* told him he didn't survive the Holocaust for Trump to ruin his name.

Cohen is reportedly cooperating with investigators in the Southern District of New York, the office of Special Counsel Robert Mueller, and New York State for various investigations into Trump's personal and political life. He faces sentencing in December.

ref: https://www.businessinsider.com/michael-cohen-donald-trump-racist-comments-2018-11

I'm a Proud Libertarian Right-leaning Patriot and here I stand in opposition to the confirmed racist ass agent orange from day one.

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How is Trump's supposed view of black people any different than your view of white people?

 

[Orion Pax]

Trumps not getting impeached. The powers to be have plans for him. Great actor. But all the cockroaches shall fall! Republicans and democrats. Same gang... Red and blue. Same bird. Same old tricks divide and conquer.forsing people to pick sides. All one big movie. And they laughing.

 

[milf4bbcstretch]

I predict Trump to be impeached in 2019

 

[Orion Pax]

I predict Trump to be impeached in 2019

Far worst than that will happen to him.

 

[Orion Pax]

All the devils puppets shall fall. First bush. And Hillary and Obama. Have a special place in hell

 

[MacNfries]

All the devils puppets shall fall. First bush. And Hillary and Obama. Have a special place in hell

I guess I just don't understand your remark, Orion. Bush, Hillary, and Obama have not fallen ... how do you assume they will?
In fact, if Obama was able to run again in 2020 there would be no question as to who would be President for the next 4 years.

 

[9inchcuck]

I guess I just don't understand your remark, Orion. Bush, Hillary, and Obama have not fallen ... how do you assume they will?
In fact, if Obama was able to run again in 2020 there would be no question as to who would be President for the next 4 years.

If Obama ran again he would be soundly defeated by Trump.

 

[Deleted125623]

If Obama ran again he would be soundly defeated by Trump.

And then you woke up from your fantasy.

 

[syscom3]

Being impeached and removed from office are two different things. With Trumps popularity at about 50%, the rational members of the house will refuse to impeach him. Especially now that we are getting closer to 2020. The Senate flat out will not remove him from office. Period. They know that unless a large majority of Americans back them on removal, the backlash would be violent. It would be the start of another American civil war part deaux. And since in politics, turn about is fair play, I wouldnt doubt for a second that in the future, a Democrat president would suffer the same fate.

 

[syscom3]

And then you woke up from your fantasy.

Obama abandoned are large swath of the blue collar workers. Obama looked good because Romney and McCain were so pathetic. Trump is a fighter who is showing the democrats how to get the economy running on all cylinders and get real wages to increase.

Trump would crush that feckless retard.

 

[subhub174014]

Obama abandoned are large swath of the blue collar workers. Obama looked good because Romney and McCain were so pathetic. Trump is a fighter who is showing the democrats how to get the economy running on all cylinders and get real wages to increase.

Trump would crush that feckless retard.

trump got in ths time with Russian help....enough people will get out and vote to see to it that doesn't happen next time

what wage increases?
more jobs going over seas now than ever before
Obama saved the auto industry....trump is chasing it overseas
trump killing the farmers...but giving them bailout money to compensate...money we don't have!...and a lot of countries have started looking elsewhere for some of those farm products we have been selling for years....like mexico buying corn...now looking towards potugal and etc
this trade war he may win...but at what cost?
this guy has done nothing for the good of the country...only his own selfish pocket books...and the stupidity of those who still think he will save america


can you..or anyone else name on thing he has done for America yet?...that he himself didn't benefit more from

 

[MacNfries]

With Trumps popularity at about 50%, the rational members of the house will refuse to impeach him.

Where did you get that information, syscom? ??? Link?

My link ... https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...ump-with-lowest-approval-in-a-year/ar-BBSeDCH