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1 hour ago, mrwebb8825 said:All business dealings after becoming a candidate were handled by the board and didn't involve President Trump.
Mueller has all but admitted he's wasted millions and come up empty so he's desperately trying to find anything at all to justify his fragile existence.
So much misinformation in one post. From Ivanka using the white house to promote her products, to Trump spending 1/3 of his time on his own properties where he charges hundreds of thousands for memberships, and from foreign officials spending large amounts of money on Trump properties. To at least 4 foreign nations trying to figure out how to exploit Kushner's financial issues, to a foreign country overpaying for a troubled Kushner property which they have not done anything with a year later. To Trump claiming he has no dealings in Russia while he is in the middle of trying to close a deal for a Trump Tower Moscow during the election.
Mueller has all but admitted he's wasted millions? Really? At least 5 guilty pleas, and at least 17 other indictments. It's obvious that he has an obstruction case on Trump already. He doesn't want to charge him with that though until he closes the rest of his investigations. That includes both business dealings, Russia dealings, and possible campaign violations. Cambridge Analytica is also certainly on that radar. Trump who promised to talk to Mueller months tried to mail back summarized answers to his questions written by his lawyers. And all signs since receiving those questions are that he is trying to sway public opinion to justify firing Mueller. That's obviously working on his base, as can be witnessed in this thread.
The larger question though is what is Trump trying to hide. He's obviously obstructed and continuing to obstruct. But what is he obstructing. Even if no collusion were found, he's covering up something that is likely criminal.-
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All of Trump's actions this week point to him getting ready to fire Mueller. The GOP can not allow that to happen. If it does America is heading to a very dark place.
Everyone needs to wake up and face the reality that Trump's reasoning for firing Mueller (if he did) would be self-preservation. And that would mean that he is guilty. If true, the American president is indebted to Putin. Why the sudden panic shift this week? In the same week when the Mueller investigation appears to be closing in on him, and when he has been informed of the questions they will require him to answer. The answer to that is plain as day if you just take a step back and look at it.
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1 hour ago, marginline said:
I can only hope President Trump can reestablish the FBI's reputation because it saddens me to see what I once truly believed to be the crown jewels of law and order - to be in such disarray.
Considering it is Trump who has been the one leading the charge to tarnish their reputation, I doubt that is what he is interested in. He's interested in tarnishing the reputations of those who will be making statements that will be used against him in the Mueller case.
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Another classless move by a classless white house.
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On 3/15/2018 at 9:46 AM, IAMHERE said:I don't want seventeen year olds writing my Constitution or deciding what rights I should have.
And they probably don't want you making decisions that could get them killed. Realistically though neither of those things is happening.
The NRA is ridiculous. Every suggestion aimed to control guns and they turn things around into, "they are trying to take our guns." No... But how about not lifting regulations that allow crazy people to buy guns? How about not allowing automatic weapons? How about putting an age limit or requiring a license? There are many degrees in between the right to bear arms and banning firearms.-
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1 hour ago, britishrepublican said:
Only a fool would take the word of a prostitute seriously.
She claims she has incriminating evidence on tapes.
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2 minutes ago, sjbrownderby said:
So, how come a CNN reporter was able to visit and speak with her?
And if memory serves correct in that article they said reporters were able to speak with them and they were talking to anyone who would listen.
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2 hours ago, InMyShadow said:The people not protesting already stamps their approval. And I dont want to hear the nonsense from posters that will follow that they are to shit scared. That is total nonsense..facts are its the most benign military coup in history
Considering how many people have been jailed for speaking their mind, I find that hard to accept. You sound like a shill.
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I think this Adam Schiff quote from today says it best.
Quote“There are two categories of Republicans in Congress: those who will burn down the House to protect Trump, and those who will stand mute while they do it."
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Devin Nunes. Enough said.
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This was an interesting turn of events. While it seems it may have been another fly by night decision with the state department saying earlier in the day nothing like this was planned, it has the potential to go either way. They could come to a mutually beneficial agreement, and I wouldn't discount that. Trump needs it. Kim needs it. Or it could also turn really bad, really fast when you put two very volatile guys into the same room. It's worth a shot though.
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On 3/2/2018 at 6:18 PM, Justfine said:
He won. It worked. You are still bitter. Sad.
Over/Under for how many times Justfine has said this exact phrase in this thread?
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6 minutes ago, Lungstib said:You appear to know far more than I about this trade business. But if the above is true, and if the jobs desperate people voted him in for dont come back, there is going to be some awful unhappiness isn't there?
They'll convince themselves it was a necessary action caused by Hillary or Obama somehow. Or blame liberal investors for tanking them.
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4 hours ago, Lungstib said:
Didn't the big U.S. corporations freely choose to move their factories out of their country for cheaper labour costs? And doesn't the average American buy much of what they own from another country? Are we really going to see Apple bring all its manufacturing into the U.S. and sell its then expensive product to happy consumers? I dont see this trade war ending well especially for the average consumer who will only end up paying more.
It will benefit Trump's business buddies who are likely contributing to him...
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5 minutes ago, Justfine said:
Interesting rant. So zero people. Still clutching at straws.
That's what ungracious people do when they lose.
No wonder the US has a lot of problems.
Just want to point out you avoided the facts again and changed the subject... Just as I said you would lol.
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1 hour ago, Justfine said:
Name 5 people who changed their votes.
And officials meet officials ALL THE TIME.
Your analysis is CNN level.
The name 5 people, you can't defend against the things said you come with something ridiculous like that. Name 5 people who changed their votes?
1) What people are you talking about? Are they supposed to be broadcasting their vote somehow and I'm supposed to pick that up?
2) People don't have to change their vote, all they have to do is not show up to vote because they think neither candidate is worth voting for. In this case, I didn't like either candidate. But Hillary was the lesser of two evils. Some people though may think why bother voting I don't like either person as a result of that push. In a state with nearly 10 million people, and an election decided by 10,500 votes, that means basically if 1 in every 950 people decided not to vote the state just swung.3) There are what 330 million Americans? The election was decided by about 75,000 votes in three states. You can't possibly believe that the propaganda campaign, and the all the email hoopla right before the election couldn't have affected some of those. It doesn't have to be a very large percentage. But as I said before the election is really irrelevant here. Trump is president you are the one adding all that other stuff in an attempt to change the subject rather than make an argument.
As for the second bit, that officials meet officials all the time. You can get away with a one liner in a drunken bar conversation when you quickly switch the subject, but you can't get away with that here. Officials meet officials all the time... okay... But do they do that after an exchange of emails where they promise to give dirt on Hillary Clinton (after they have stolen the emails) and to which Don Jr quickly forwards this to Manafort, Kushner and company and they respond to take the meeting with an, "I love it!" Officials also don't typically leave those meetings off their security applications. They don't lie about the contents of the meeting to the public. They don't leave who was in the meeting. Once again, those are facts. If you dispute those facts then let's hear it. If you try to change the discussion again to another subject like, "but Hillary" then it will be pretty obvious to everyone what you are doing.
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23 minutes ago, Justfine said:Your analysis is totally flawed. No Russians voted. It was Julian Assange who exposed info regarding HC. This info was correct not lies.
You keep blaming the wrong people.
Poor analysis and flawed thinking.
HC was the wrong candidate.
It is a FACT that the tower meeting happened. It is a fact that they offered the Trump campaign damaging information on Hillary Clinton. It's a fact because the public has seen the emails. It's clear as day. It is also a fact that the investigation was initiated by a PapaD drunken conversation where he mentioned the Hillary and the emails before the public knew any of this. The Stone twitter messages are a fact. Julian Assange posted the information, but it was information which had been obtained by Russia. Those are facts. It is also a fact that Jared Kushner, Paul Manafort, Don Jr. took that tower meeting after the emails offering them damaging information on Hillary Clinton. It is a fact that when the information came out he gave a misleading statement that the meeting was about adoptions.
Those aren't lies. Those aren't incorrect statements. Those are facts. If anyone wants to dispute those facts, come with it. But don't come at me with your straw man arguments.And nobody has ever said Russians voted. You keep inserting that useless bit of information into your posts.
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1 hour ago, Justfine said:
False. HC harmed herself. Nothing to do with Russia. People saw her as a liar years before.
It's sad when a losing team can't accept reality.
I've never been a big fan of the Clinton's. But to try to say the Russian influence had no effect on the election is silly. The election was won by razor thin margins in battleground states that were targeted by their campaigns. It's all a moot point, Trump is president. But if he was cooperating with the Russian effort he belongs in prison. That's what the investigations are about.
These Russian girls may not have anything of value. They may be lying. But that is something that needs to be determined. To try to shoot that down on an assumption, or to try to shoot down the investigations into Russia is silly. When you have a trail of convictions and indictments, along with a whole lot of suspicious activity, it's no longer a witch hunt. If you are continually trying to dismiss any damaging info shows that you care more about justifying that you elected the guy than you do about the state of the country. If Trump colluded or exchanged with the Russians knowingly, then he is still compromised which damages the country. That is something people should be concerned about. Instead they are concerned with having hung their flag on this dude, and now trying to keep him in power so they don't look bad.-
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2 minutes ago, Justfine said:And Russian people cannot vote in US elections.
Americans hated HC.
Yet she got 3 million more votes in the election. And while Russian people can not vote in the election, they can certainly influence people covertly, which appears to be what was done. The real question in all this though is whether or not the Trump team aided or traded.
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39 minutes ago, Justfine said:
Everyone knows Trump has had many women.
I don't think it has anything to do with that. It might have something to do with contacts, meetings, conversations she overhead or was present for which can help correlate stories or dates. Or it could all be bs.
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32 minutes ago, Krataiboy said:
One question that bugs me about alleged Russian involvement in the US Presidential Race is motive. Why would Putin want a right-wing Republican in the White House rather than a left-leaning Democrat?
Because he's their right-wing republican. There was captured chatter of russian intelligence mentioning Trump's name before he declared himself as running. He likely has a long history with some of the oligarchs possibly in things like money laundering, whatever the case they used to talk up their Russian contacts then suddenly they have no contacts with Russia or Russian investments. I think most likely Russia wanted to target Trump because if they already either had compromising information on him, and realized that he may be more amenable to a quid quo pro than other candidates. They also probably also realized his ego and incompetence would damage the United States.
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20 minutes ago, Justfine said:
A hooker who can't even organise a visa cannot sink a potato let alone someone with power. This sink Trump nonsense has been going on for ages.
Fake news.
You may well be right, but none of us know what she does or does not know. However I think anything that comes to light you'd call fake news. I'd like someone from the state department to contact her and see what it is that she is selling and if it is legitimate and worth trading. It's hard to imagine that happening though with Tillerson and Trump.
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I feel bad for the girl here. There is no chance the Trump White House negotiates to get them to America if they can sink Trump. Broadcasting this stuff puts a target on her back when she gets sent back home.
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How many delays have there been already? People have a reason to be skeptical. Because many of us called this when he first seized power. And he's proven us right... time and time again.
U.S. special counsel Robert Mueller subpoenas Trump business for Russia, other documents - NYT
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There are also guilty pleas by Richard Pinedo and Alex van der Swaan. The upcoming Manafort trial and multiple Russian entities.