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  • Nitro Express
    DIAMOND STATUS
    • Aug 2004
    • 32798

    #31
    Based on what evidence? Look. Mueller is focusing on Playboy Playmates and porn stars now. It’s all going towards a sex scandal now and it’s going to be reminiscent of Kenneth Star going after Bill Clinton. It’s all about trying to influence the November elections and if all this fails to influence voters to vote Democrat, Mueller is going to resign and the investigation is over. Then the pissing match will be about some other nonesense.. I probably will backfire on the Democrats like how it backfired on the Republicans. People got so sick of hearing where Bill was sticking things it really devolved into a joke. They were able to trap Bill into committing purjury. That ruined his post presidency law career but they did pretty well getting Hillary into political office and selling her influence and laundering the money through a foundation. It’s all political pissing. No wonder nothing ever get’s fixed in Washington DC and most people perceive the federal government to be a big fucking joke.
    No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!

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    • Kristy
      DIAMOND STATUS
      • Aug 2004
      • 16338

      #32
      Originally posted by Nitro Express
      Based on what evidence? Look. Mueller is focusing on Playboy Playmates and porn stars now. It’s all going towards a sex scandal now and it’s going to be reminiscent of Kenneth Star going after Bill Clinton. It’s all about trying to influence the November elections and if all this fails to influence voters to vote Democrat, Mueller is going to resign and the investigation is over. Then the pissing match will be about some other nonesense.. I probably will backfire on the Democrats like how it backfired on the Republicans. People got so sick of hearing where Bill was sticking things it really devolved into a joke. They were able to trap Bill into committing purjury. That ruined his post presidency law career but they did pretty well getting Hillary into political office and selling her influence and laundering the money through a foundation. It’s all political pissing. No wonder nothing ever get’s fixed in Washington DC and most people perceive the federal government to be a big fucking joke.

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      • Nickdfresh
        SUPER MODERATOR

        • Oct 2004
        • 49205

        #33
        Originally posted by Nitro Express
        You really show how delusional you are by making that statement. Go ahead and have your fantasies in your little echo chamber.
        Sure guy who regurgitates alt-right white nationalist talking points..

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        • Seshmeister
          ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

          • Oct 2003
          • 35196

          #34
          Originally posted by Nitro Express
          Based on what evidence? Look. Mueller is focusing on Playboy Playmates and porn stars now. It’s all going towards a sex scandal now and it’s going to be reminiscent of Kenneth Star going after Bill Clinton. It’s all about trying to influence the November elections and if all this fails to influence voters to vote Democrat, Mueller is going to resign and the investigation is over. Then the pissing match will be about some other nonesense.. I probably will backfire on the Democrats like how it backfired on the Republicans. People got so sick of hearing where Bill was sticking things it really devolved into a joke. They were able to trap Bill into committing purjury. That ruined his post presidency law career but they did pretty well getting Hillary into political office and selling her influence and laundering the money through a foundation. It’s all political pissing. No wonder nothing ever get’s fixed in Washington DC and most people perceive the federal government to be a big fucking joke.
          You are failing to keep more than one thing in your head at a time. The Stormy Daniels thing is like a Clinton scandal, technically worse because it involves a breach of campaign fund rules but I grant you, in this day in age I can understand an argument of him getting away with that. How many times did he lie about it though? Anyway just because he has that scandal already doesn't mean that there isn't a much worse scandal coming and there is. Trump is a crook he always has been.

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          • FORD
            ROTH ARMY MODERATOR

            • Jan 2004
            • 58787

            #35
            The "worse scandal" is going to break very soon. Let's just say that Cheeto's Nazi fanbase is really going to hate this, because a Jewish accountant named Weiselberg is going to be the one to bring down the Orange Imbecile. He's got Cheeto's books going back to the 1970's, and he just got immunity from the Feds.

            I'm predicting that Donald Trump will not be President as of February 2019. If this gets real bad, really quickly, the Republican party might demand he pulls a Nixon and resigns before the November Congressional elections. But of course, Pence & the Kochs would not want him gone before January 20, because they would want Pence to be eligible for a 10 year theocracy, under the terms of the 22nd Amendment. The Amendment was passed after FDR's death and also limits a president to two elected terms, but they can still run for election twice, provided they serve less than two terms of a previous President's term in office.

            Though the Amendment has been around since the late 1940's it's never actually been enacted. Arguably, LBJ might have been the one to do so, had the disaster of the Vietnam War not caused him to abandon his campaign for his own 2nd term in 1968 (having served a little over a year of JFK's term and then winning his own election in 1964)
            Eat Us And Smile

            Cenk For America 2024!!

            Justice Democrats


            "If the American people had ever known the truth about what we (the BCE) have done to this nation, we would be chased down in the streets and lynched." - Poppy Bush, 1992

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            • FORD
              ROTH ARMY MODERATOR

              • Jan 2004
              • 58787

              #36
              Eat Us And Smile

              Cenk For America 2024!!

              Justice Democrats


              "If the American people had ever known the truth about what we (the BCE) have done to this nation, we would be chased down in the streets and lynched." - Poppy Bush, 1992

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              • Seshmeister
                ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

                • Oct 2003
                • 35196

                #37
                I think it's far from over, these people are all in a bubble. 20 years ago maybe but now?

                What would it take for Republicans to vote for impeachment these days?
                Last edited by Seshmeister; 08-24-2018, 11:49 PM.

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                • Kristy
                  DIAMOND STATUS
                  • Aug 2004
                  • 16338

                  #38
                  Free reign to loot the Department of the Treasury

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                  • Kristy
                    DIAMOND STATUS
                    • Aug 2004
                    • 16338

                    #39
                    ...and quit posting your Commie Dumb Turks propaganda slave FORD

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                    • Terry
                      TOASTMASTER GENERAL
                      • Jan 2004
                      • 11961

                      #40
                      Originally posted by Seshmeister
                      I think it's far from over, these people are all in a bubble. 20 years ago maybe but now?

                      What would it take for Republicans to vote for impeachment these days?
                      Scientific evidence that Trump's base has deserted him in sufficient numbers where voting for impeachment won't hurt THEIR own political futures. From all indications, that isn't even close to happening.

                      The Democrats would have to win much larger majorities in both the House and Senate than they're on track to - and they might not even get over 51 in the Senate - to have the numbers needed to have a successful impeachment in terms of actually removing him without any Republican Congressional support.

                      I wouldn't say impeachment is totally beyond the realm of possibility, but not because of anything The Young Turks are saying.
                      Scramby eggs and bacon.

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                      • Seshmeister
                        ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

                        • Oct 2003
                        • 35196

                        #41

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                        • ZahZoo
                          ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

                          • Jan 2004
                          • 8970

                          #42
                          Originally posted by Seshmeister
                          I think it's far from over, these people are all in a bubble. 20 years ago maybe but now?

                          What would it take for Republicans to vote for impeachment these days?
                          I don't see any Impeachment activities getting any serious consideration outside of a few vocal "Never-Trump" idiots in office, some wealthy wackos not in office and a portion of the media obsessed with it.

                          Current Democratic leaders are publicly advising staying away from the subject for good reason. Republicans aren't even giving it any consideration.

                          If you take an objective look at what occurred with both Nixon and Clinton that led to Impeachment proceedings and the final results. This Trump crap isn't anywhere close to opening up any serious Congressional action leading in the direction of Presidential impeachment.

                          All you have to date is Trump hired or allowed a number of people within his campaign that were dirty long before the president ran for office... but nothing that Trump has done himself in office to qualify for impeachment proceedings. In order to go that route hard evidence of something the President actual did would have to surface... in a year and half no one has produced anything even remotely close to that criteria.
                          "If you want to be a monk... you gotta cook a lot of rice...”

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                          • Nickdfresh
                            SUPER MODERATOR

                            • Oct 2004
                            • 49205

                            #43
                            Originally posted by ZahZoo
                            I don't see any Impeachment activities getting any serious consideration outside of a few vocal "Never-Trump" idiots in office, some wealthy wackos not in office and a portion of the media obsessed with it.

                            Current Democratic leaders are publicly advising staying away from the subject for good reason. Republicans aren't even giving it any consideration.

                            If you take an objective look at what occurred with both Nixon and Clinton that led to Impeachment proceedings and the final results. This Trump crap isn't anywhere close to opening up any serious Congressional action leading in the direction of Presidential impeachment.

                            All you have to date is Trump hired or allowed a number of people within his campaign that were dirty long before the president ran for office... but nothing that Trump has done himself in office to qualify for impeachment proceedings. In order to go that route hard evidence of something the President actual did would have to surface... in a year and half no one has produced anything even remotely close to that criteria.
                            Um, his lawyer just "flipped" that said he directed him to violate campaign finance law. Something well-within the "high crimes and misdemeanors" criteria, especially when coupled with the pile of circumstantial evidence that he's Putin's bitch and his White House is effectively failing in its primary existence of protecting the American people from foreign threats by blocking bipartisan anti-election meddling legislation. I agree it's unlikely Trump will actually be impeached. But he will deliver a large majority of the guber'mint into blue hands...

                            And I find it quite interesting you refer to the Dems as "never trump idiots" while failing to acknowledge the "I'll suck trump's small cock no-matter what 'til the end!" Republican'ts. Many of the hardest core of which are now under indictment for corruption...

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                            • ZahZoo
                              ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

                              • Jan 2004
                              • 8970

                              #44
                              On the lawyer flipped thing... it's not clear that Trump violated any campaign finance law at this point. Cohen paid the money to the two women and entered a guilty plea. That doesn't directly implicate Trump... from what I've read and interviews with legal experts there "may" an implication for conspiracy to violate campaign finance laws. That doesn't mean Congress would automatically tee up an impeachment hearing. Trump could be charged for it after he leaves office.

                              On the "never trump idiots" I was referring to Maxine Waters and friends... Do you really want to debate the merits of that idiot..?
                              "If you want to be a monk... you gotta cook a lot of rice...”

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                              • Seshmeister
                                ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

                                • Oct 2003
                                • 35196

                                #45
                                Originally posted by ZahZoo
                                On the lawyer flipped thing... it's not clear that Trump violated any campaign finance law at this point. Cohen paid the money to the two women and entered a guilty plea. That doesn't directly implicate Trump... from what I've read and interviews with legal experts there "may" an implication for conspiracy to violate campaign finance laws.
                                Cohen told the judge that — in violation of campaign finance laws — he paid two women hush money "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office ... for the principle purpose of influencing the election."

                                There has to be an investigation of that at some point to see if there is truth in the allegation but it seems highly likely to be true given Cohen would have no other motivation to pay the money and that he seems to have kept evidence including recordings of it.

                                I agree it doesn't mean Trump will be impeached though - in fact I think it's very unlikely unless the Democrats do incredibly well in the mid term election.

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