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Cya Jeff!

Trump on fire... watch out!

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Originally posted by 1kiki:
I can hardly wait to see Mueller's big TRUMP!!!RUSSIA!!!COLLUSION!!! reveal.

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I can hardly wait to see Mueller's big TRUMP!!!RUSSIA!!!COLLUSION!!! reveal.

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Originally posted by WISHYWASHY:
Followed by the tax returns. And a coke overdose. Unless he's fried enough brain cells and it'll just be a diet coke overdose because he'll have forgotten the difference...

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I can hardly wait to see Mueller's big TRUMP!!!RUSSIA!!!COLLUSION!!! reveal.

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Originally posted by WISHYWASHY:
Followed by the tax returns. And a coke overdose. Unless he's fried enough brain cells and it'll just be a diet coke overdose because he'll have forgotten the difference...

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So it's NOT about RUSSIA!!RUSSIA!!RUSSIA!! Tell me, how does it feel to be so easily manipulated your mind frictionlessly pivots with every piece of propaganda?



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Originally posted by WISHYWASHY:
Followed by the tax returns. And a coke overdose. Unless he's fried enough brain cells and it'll just be a diet coke overdose because he'll have forgotten the difference...

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So it's NOT about RUSSIA!!RUSSIA!!RUSSIA!! Tell me, how does it feel to be so easily manipulated your mind frictionlessly pivots with every piece of propaganda?




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I can hardly wait to see Mueller's big TRUMP!!!RUSSIA!!!COLLUSION!!! reveal.

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Followed by the tax returns. And a coke overdose. Unless he's fried enough brain cells and it'll just be a diet coke overdose because he'll have forgotten the difference...

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You seem overconfidently secure in your belief that Mueller and company have nothing on Mr. Drumpf. I don't know Kiki, but some folk have pleaded guilty

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and some are in jail

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and some about to go.

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Plus charges have been brought against our little Russian friends.

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Then why oh why did Sessions recuse himself

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and why did Comey get fired

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and why is Cohen cooperating with Mueller and turning states evidence

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shall I go on?

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The Deep State can't be everywhere, not all at once.

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Well, if Drumpf gets his lackey to fire Mueller or put the kibosh on the investigation, we'll get to see just how deep the rabbit hole goes. My guess is that Trump is so nervous about what Mueller has on him that he may well pull the trigger and have him fired. He needs to do this pronto because the new Congress will report for duty in January. So I expect that within the month or so trump will get Whitaker to either fire Mueller or curtail his investigation. Man, talk about drama. Trump sure knows how to create a firestorm.

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I used to joke that I tried snorting Coke once, but I got an ice cube stuck up my nose.

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I can hardly wait to see Mueller's big TRUMP!!!RUSSIA!!!COLLUSION!!! reveal.

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Originally posted by WISHYWASHY:
Followed by the tax returns. And a coke overdose. Unless he's fried enough brain cells and it'll just be a diet coke overdose because he'll have forgotten the difference...

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So it's NOT about RUSSIA!!RUSSIA!!RUSSIA!! Tell me, how does it feel to be so easily manipulated your mind frictionlessly pivots with every piece of propaganda?




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Originally posted by SHITHITTHEFAN
Trolling ... trolling ... and more trolling

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You seem overconfidently secure in your belief that Mueller and company have nothing on Mr. Drumpf. I don't know Kiki, but some folk have pleaded guilty

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Of nothing to do with Russia

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Plus charges have been brought against our little Russian friends.

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On the assumption that these Russian entities would NEVER show up in court to defend themselves. But when one of them did, Mueller's team choked, and would't, or couldn't produce the evidence.

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Then why oh why did Sessions recuse himself

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Because he had a conversation with a Russian.

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Seriously? Because he and his band of merrie men have been assiduously working for Hillary and against the Trump campaign and Presidency since whenever

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No, that's OK. I think the point that you were making is ... nothing having to do with Trump was about Russia.

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That's like saying that banks can't be everywhere all at once. But hey, with enough time and money anything can be everywhere all at once.The Deep State has had decades and decades to insinuate itself into the DC bureaucracy (especially the State Department), the M$M (including the EU's) and USA/UK- affiliated NGOs.

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Well, if Drumpf gets his lackey to fire Mueller or put the kibosh on the investigation, we'll get to see just how deep the rabbit hole goes. My guess is that Trump is so nervous about what Mueller has on him that he may well pull the trigger and have him fired. He needs to do this pronto because the new Congress will report for duty in January. So I expect that within the month or so trump will get Whitaker to either fire Mueller or curtail his investigation. Man, talk about drama. Trump sure knows how to create a firestorm.

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Another interpretation is that the new DOJ leader will start aggressively investigating collusion, corruption, and sedition within the DNC and the deep state.

Only time will tell which interpretation is correct ... possibly neither.

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Originally posted by 1kiki:

Followed by the tax returns.....



So it's NOT about RUSSIA!!RUSSIA!!RUSSIA!!

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Just saw this thread. I watched Trumps press conference. Man there were fireworks. I can see him in a rage afterwards. Sessions didn't stand a chance of making it through the day.

Mueller says tick tock

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But at least Whitaker already wanted to pursue Hilliary's Crimes a few years ago, so Justice may prevail after all.

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I can hardly wait to see Mueller's big TRUMP!!!RUSSIA!!!COLLUSION!!! reveal.




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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Ummm.... er... are you posting drunk, SHINY?

"The messy American environment, where most people don't agree, is perfect for people like me. I CAN DO AS I PLEASE." - SECOND

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Originally posted by WISHIMAY:
Does it understands, Precious, that "followed by" implies I ALSO would like to see what Mueller has AS WELL AS what's in Twitlers taxes that he's hiding??

Well, Precious....English isn't its first language... so maybes not.

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Does it understands, Precious, the concept of sarcasm? Maybe too difficult English for a bent brain to understand.

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Originally posted by second:
Trump took office on Jan. 20, 2017, a day after the New York Times reported that U.S. intelligence agencies were investigating connections between Russian officials and Trump’s associates. A week after he was sworn in, Trump summoned FBI Director James Comey to a one-on-one dinner and pressed him for personal loyalty. Three weeks later, after National Security Adviser Michael Flynn resigned for concealing his contacts with Russia, Trump cornered Comey again and asked him to “let this go.”

Soon, Trump enlisted other subordinates to squelch or contain the investigation. He directed his White House Counsel Don McGahn to stop then–Attorney General Jeff Sessions from relinquishing control of the inquiry. When Sessions recused himself anyway, Trump excoriated Sessions for failing to protect him. The president asked then–CIA Director Mike Pompeo and Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence, to get Comey to back off. In phone calls, Trump urged Comey to “lift the cloud” of the investigation. And he advised Flynn to seek legal immunity from the “witch hunt.”

None of this stopped the investigation. So Trump fired Comey. The president orchestrated a fake rationale for the firing, leaving an inadvertent paper trail and a slew of witnesses: McGahn, Sessions, and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. The next day, in a backstage meeting at the White House, Trump told Russia’s foreign minister that by firing Comey, he had relieved “pressure” on the U.S.-Russia relationship.

A week after the Comey firing, Rosenstein appointed Mueller to take over the Russia probe. Mueller’s purview explicitly included any “crimes committed in the course of, and with intent to interfere with, the Special Counsel’s investigation, such as perjury, obstruction of justice, destruction of evidence, and intimidation of witnesses.”

In front of McGahn, Vice President Mike Pence, and other officials, Trump accused Sessions of “disloyalty” for recusing himself. The president blamed Mueller’s appointment on Sessions and said the attorney general should resign. Weeks later, Trump ordered McGahn to tell Rosenstein to fire Mueller. McGahn refused.

Meanwhile, Trump scrambled to cover up contacts between his campaign and Russia. In July 2017, when the Times discovered that Donald Trump Jr. and other campaign aides had secretly met with Russian emissaries in Trump Tower, the president dictated, on his son’s behalf, a false account of the meeting. Trump’s lawyers compounded the deception by denying he had played any role in the statement — in effect, covering up the cover-up.

In the year and a half since Mueller’s appointment, Trump has berated Sessions for failing to control the investigation. He tried to pressure Comey’s successor at the FBI, Andrew McCabe. He tried again to fire Mueller. He discussed pardoning himself and other targets of the investigation, and he issued pardons that signaled his willingness to protect friends who withheld evidence.

Four months ago, Mueller obtained an indictment that documented the role of Russian intelligence officers in hacking the 2016 election. Trump responded by blaming “the Rigged Witch Hunt” for hurting “our relationship with Russia.” Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI, but Trump insisted Flynn was innocent. Paul Manafort tampered with witnesses, but Trump said Manafort was being persecuted. Three months ago, Trump began to revoke the security clearances of former U.S. intelligence officials, complaining that they had “led” the “rigged witch hunt.” On Twitter, the president declared that Sessions should “stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now.”

Sessions failed to comply. So on Wednesday, after the midterms, Trump fired him. Again, Trump tried to disguise his own role, making the termination look like a resignation. In Sessions’ place, Trump appointed Whitaker, who is connected to targets of the investigation.

Whitaker’s assignment with respect to the Russia investigation could scarcely be more obvious. He has dismissed the idea of collusion with Russia, endorsed the Trump Tower meeting, defended Trump’s attempts to pressure Comey, protested the FBI raid on Manafort, urged Rosenstein to restrain Mueller, and declared that Trump has absolute authority to shut down the investigation. Last year, after Trump fired Comey, Whitaker said there was “no case for obstruction of justice.” Whitaker suggested that Trump could use a “recess appointment” to replace Sessions with an attorney general who would cut Mueller’s budget to the point where “his investigation grinds to almost a halt.”

More at https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/11/matthew-whitaker-russia-in
vestigation-donald-trump-robert-mueller.html

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Let us see if Trumps brilliance destroys him and his family.

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Trump took office on Jan. 20, 2017, a day after the New York Times reported that U.S. intelligence agencies were investigating connections between Russian officials and Trump’s associates. A week after he was sworn in, Trump summoned FBI Director James Comey to a one-on-one dinner and pressed him for personal loyalty. Three weeks later, after National Security Adviser Michael Flynn resigned for concealing his contacts with Russia, Trump cornered Comey again and asked him to “let this go.”

Soon, Trump enlisted other subordinates to squelch or contain the investigation.

More at https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/11/matthew-whitaker-russia-in
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Wow. I had not realized until now that Trump was a million times smarter than Hilliary. I'd thought Hilliary was just an Evil Witch, not just incredibly stupid.

With a mere casual but Honest glance, gobs of Evidence of Hilliary's Crimes including Collusion fall out of the woodwork.
But an 2 year colonoscopy by Mueller and goons has turned up Zero Evidence of this story you have spun.

That is an amazing illustration of the brilliance of Trump.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Wow. I had not realized until now that Trump was a million times smarter than Hilliary. I'd thought Hilliary was just an Evil Witch, not just incredibly stupid.

With a mere casual but Honest glance, gobs of Evidence of Hilliary's Crimes including Collusion fall out of the woodwork.

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Well... I was the only one that was right about Trump being elected in the first place. I was the only one right about the 2018 midterms.

Let's see if my streak continues and Mueller comes out and says that there was no collusion.

That's my prediction, and there's really not much else to say about it until we know.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Ummm.... er... are you posting drunk, SHINY?

"The messy American environment, where most people don't agree, is perfect for people like me. I CAN DO AS I PLEASE." - SECOND

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Trump is appointing Attorney Generals while Trump is drunk: Only two days after selecting him to be in charge of the Justice Department, Trump is saying he doesn’t know Matt Whitaker:

"Matt Whitaker, I don’t know Matt Whitaker. Matt Whitaker worked for Jeff Sessions. And he was always extremely highly thought of, and he still is. But I didn’t know Matt Whitaker. He worked for Attorney General Sessions."

On Fox News in October, Trump called Whitaker “a great guy” and said the literal words “I know Matt Whitaker” an assertion that would seem to conflict with his Friday position about whether he knows Matt Whitaker—which, to remind you, was “I don’t know Matt Whitaker.”

Why did Trump already throw his possibly Illegal Hot Tub–Scam Attorney General under the bus? Because his appointee Matt Whitaker is dirty:
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/11/trump-throws-attorney-gene
ral-matt-whitaker-under-bus.html


The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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...and the People's Choice Award for political predictions goes to....

Take a bow there Six!


sgg

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Well... I was the only one that was right about Trump being elected in the first place. I was the only one right about the 2018 midterms.

Let's see if my streak continues and Mueller comes out and says that there was no collusion.

That's my prediction, and there's really not much else to say about it until we know.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Wow. I had not realized until now that Trump was a million times smarter than Hilliary. I'd thought Hilliary was just an Evil Witch, not just incredibly stupid.

With a mere casual but Honest glance, gobs of Evidence of Hilliary's Crimes including Collusion fall out of the woodwork.
But an 2 year colonoscopy by Mueller and goons has turned up Zero Evidence of this story you have spun.

That is an amazing illustration of the brilliance of Trump.

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Originally posted by second:
Trump took office on Jan. 20, 2017, a day after the New York Times reported that U.S. intelligence agencies were investigating connections between Russian officials and Trump’s associates. A week after he was sworn in, Trump summoned FBI Director James Comey to a one-on-one dinner and pressed him for personal loyalty. Three weeks later, after National Security Adviser Michael Flynn resigned for concealing his contacts with Russia, Trump cornered Comey again and asked him to “let this go.”

Soon, Trump enlisted other subordinates to squelch or contain the investigation. He directed his White House Counsel Don McGahn to stop then–Attorney General Jeff Sessions from relinquishing control of the inquiry. When Sessions recused himself anyway, Trump excoriated Sessions for failing to protect him. The president asked then–CIA Director Mike Pompeo and Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence, to get Comey to back off. In phone calls, Trump urged Comey to “lift the cloud” of the investigation. And he advised Flynn to seek legal immunity from the “witch hunt.”

None of this stopped the investigation. So Trump fired Comey. The president orchestrated a fake rationale for the firing, leaving an inadvertent paper trail and a slew of witnesses: McGahn, Sessions, and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. The next day, in a backstage meeting at the White House, Trump told Russia’s foreign minister that by firing Comey, he had relieved “pressure” on the U.S.-Russia relationship.

A week after the Comey firing, Rosenstein appointed Mueller to take over the Russia probe. Mueller’s purview explicitly included any “crimes committed in the course of, and with intent to interfere with, the Special Counsel’s investigation, such as perjury, obstruction of justice, destruction of evidence, and intimidation of witnesses.”

In front of McGahn, Vice President Mike Pence, and other officials, Trump accused Sessions of “disloyalty” for recusing himself. The president blamed Mueller’s appointment on Sessions and said the attorney general should resign. Weeks later, Trump ordered McGahn to tell Rosenstein to fire Mueller. McGahn refused.

Meanwhile, Trump scrambled to cover up contacts between his campaign and Russia. In July 2017, when the Times discovered that Donald Trump Jr. and other campaign aides had secretly met with Russian emissaries in Trump Tower, the president dictated, on his son’s behalf, a false account of the meeting. Trump’s lawyers compounded the deception by denying he had played any role in the statement — in effect, covering up the cover-up.

In the year and a half since Mueller’s appointment, Trump has berated Sessions for failing to control the investigation. He tried to pressure Comey’s successor at the FBI, Andrew McCabe. He tried again to fire Mueller. He discussed pardoning himself and other targets of the investigation, and he issued pardons that signaled his willingness to protect friends who withheld evidence.

Four months ago, Mueller obtained an indictment that documented the role of Russian intelligence officers in hacking the 2016 election. Trump responded by blaming “the Rigged Witch Hunt” for hurting “our relationship with Russia.” Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI, but Trump insisted Flynn was innocent. Paul Manafort tampered with witnesses, but Trump said Manafort was being persecuted. Three months ago, Trump began to revoke the security clearances of former U.S. intelligence officials, complaining that they had “led” the “rigged witch hunt.” On Twitter, the president declared that Sessions should “stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now.”

Sessions failed to comply. So on Wednesday, after the midterms, Trump fired him. Again, Trump tried to disguise his own role, making the termination look like a resignation. In Sessions’ place, Trump appointed Whitaker, who is connected to targets of the investigation.

Whitaker’s assignment with respect to the Russia investigation could scarcely be more obvious. He has dismissed the idea of collusion with Russia, endorsed the Trump Tower meeting, defended Trump’s attempts to pressure Comey, protested the FBI raid on Manafort, urged Rosenstein to restrain Mueller, and declared that Trump has absolute authority to shut down the investigation. Last year, after Trump fired Comey, Whitaker said there was “no case for obstruction of justice.” Whitaker suggested that Trump could use a “recess appointment” to replace Sessions with an attorney general who would cut Mueller’s budget to the point where “his investigation grinds to almost a halt.”

More at https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/11/matthew-whitaker-russia-in
vestigation-donald-trump-robert-mueller.html

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Wow. I had not realized until now that Trump was a million times smarter than Hilliary. I'd thought Hilliary was just an Evil Witch, not just incredibly stupid.

With a mere casual but Honest glance, gobs of Evidence of Hilliary's Crimes including Collusion fall out of the woodwork.
But an 2 year colonoscopy by Mueller and goons has turned up Zero Evidence of this story you have spun.

That is an amazing illustration of the brilliance of Trump.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Wow. I had not realized until now that Trump was a million times smarter than Hilliary. I'd thought Hilliary was just an Evil Witch, not just incredibly stupid.

With a mere casual but Honest glance, gobs of Evidence of Hilliary's Crimes including Collusion fall out of the woodwork.
But an 2 year colonoscopy by Mueller and goons has turned up Zero Evidence of this story you have spun.

That is an amazing illustration of the brilliance of Trump.

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