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Trump says he’s subject to the ‘highest level of Presidential Harassment’ in history

President Trump claimed Thursday that congressional Democrats are subjecting him to the “highest level of Presidential Harassment” in the nation’s history.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-says-hes-subject-to-the-
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What a fucking cry baby...

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I also predict his foul odor of a presidency will only inspire great change. The GOP in it's current form, will eventually die out. I wish I could be around 100 years from now to see the changes.

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If Trump leaves in 2021, the GOP and all its Senators will survive. But if Trump stays until 2025, I think the GOP and its rotten Senators will die. The only good GOP Senators (John McCain,

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) are either dead or didn't run. Killing the GOP for sure requires reelecting Trump.

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Trump says he’s subject to the ‘highest level of Presidential Harassment’ in history

President Trump claimed Thursday that congressional Democrats are subjecting him to the “highest level of Presidential Harassment” in the nation’s history.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-says-hes-subject-to-the-
highest-level-of-presidential-harassment-in-history/ar-BBVCm7a?ocid=spartandhp

What a fucking cry baby...

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The data is in and it's overwhelming, it's a landslide: He's a lying sack of sh*t. He's the shittiest human being to ever hold the office. If statistics are any predictor, it should mean we won't see the likes of him again for another 200 years.
I also predict his foul odor of a presidency will only inspire great change. The GOP in it's current form, will eventually die out. I wish I could be around 100 years from now to see the changes.

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Yes, he is.

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lol.





Yes, he is being abused more than any other president that ever held office in the US.

No, he's not a cry baby.

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lol.

Yes, he is being abused more than any other president that ever held office in the US.

No, he's not a cry baby.

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I see 6ix hasn't gained any insights in the last week. One lol means a thousand words in 6ix land..... I don't know that goo goo ga ga and duhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh has any value to adults though

If he would stop being a compulsive liar, Chump would maybe not get called out for it all the time.

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I also predict his foul odor of a presidency will only inspire great change. The GOP in it's current form, will eventually die out. I wish I could be around 100 years from now to see the changes.

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If Trump leaves in 2021, the GOP and all its Senators will survive. But if Trump stays until 2025, I think the GOP and its rotten Senators will die. The only good GOP Senators (John McCain, Jeff Flake, Dean Heller) are either dead or didn't run. Killing the GOP for sure requires reelecting Trump. It's a weird thing to say, but America has to get much sicker if it will ever get permanently healthier. If a Democrat wins in 2021, the GOP will do its best to destroy him and replace with another Republican in 2025. But if the GOP destroys itself, then we will stop this cycle of going back and forth between Republicans and Democrats. President Herbert Hoover did a fine job of ruining the GOP's reputation. Trump could do the same, given enough time.

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I also predict his foul odor of a presidency will only inspire great change. The GOP in it's current form, will eventually die out. I wish I could be around 100 years from now to see the changes.

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If Trump leaves in 2021, the GOP and all its Senators will survive. But if Trump stays until 2025, I think the GOP and its rotten Senators will die. The only good GOP Senators (John McCain, Jeff Flake, Dean Heller) are either dead or didn't run. Killing the GOP for sure requires reelecting Trump. It's a weird thing to say, but America has to get much sicker if it will ever get permanently healthier. If a Democrat wins in 2021, the GOP will do its best to destroy him and replace with another Republican in 2025. But if the GOP destroys itself, then we will stop this cycle of going back and forth between Republicans and Democrats. President Herbert Hoover did a fine job of ruining the GOP's reputation. Trump could do the same, given enough time.

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Too true. When I think of the next Dem president, either after Trump's loss in 2020 or not running in 2024, I think of how much obstruction and damage the GOP will get up to. It will be a relentless, constant attempt to sabotage any gains or improvements a Dem president make to teach We The People a lesson, "Better vote GOP next time, or we'll turn the heat up again." Gas will go up, employment down, runaway inflation - anything to make the Dem president look bad. UNLESS we get a Dem senate at the same time.

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I just spoke with a representative of a US Senator running for president. I suggested that if the republicans vote not to impeach Trump, it may have to go to the courts.

Why, because what Trump did is specifically mentioned in the constitution as being against the law. And if the evidence of Trumps guilt is overwhelming, then by virtue of their vote the Senate would be changing the constitution. For that you need a two thirds majority.

This would also apply to violations of the emolument's clause. Haven't thought about this long enough to see if it applies elsewhere but it may be the way forward.

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If Trump leaves in 2021, the GOP and all its Senators will survive. But if Trump stays until 2025, I think the GOP and its rotten Senators will die. The only good GOP Senators (John McCain, Jeff Flake, Dean Heller) are either dead or didn't run. Killing the GOP for sure requires reelecting Trump. It's a weird thing to say, but America has to get much sicker if it will ever get permanently healthier. If a Democrat wins in 2021, the GOP will do its best to destroy him and replace with another Republican in 2025. But if the GOP destroys itself, then we will stop this cycle of going back and forth between Republicans and Democrats. President Herbert Hoover did a fine job of ruining the GOP's reputation. Trump could do the same, given enough time.

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Too true. When I think of the next Dem president, either after Trump's loss in 2020 or not running in 2024, I think of how much obstruction and damage the GOP will get up to. It will be a relentless, constant attempt to sabotage any gains or improvements a Dem president make to teach We The People a lesson, "Better vote GOP next time, or we'll turn the heat up again." Gas will go up, employment down, runaway inflation - anything to make the Dem president look bad. UNLESS we get a Dem senate at the same time.

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I just spoke with a representative of a US Senator running for president. I suggested that if the republicans vote not to impeach Trump, it may have to go to the courts.

Why, because what Trump did is specifically mentioned in the constitution as being against the law. And if the evidence of Trumps guilt is overwhelming, then by virtue of their vote the Senate would be changing the constitution. For that you need a two thirds majority.

This would also apply to violations of the emolument's clause. Haven't thought about this long enough to see if it applies elsewhere but it may be the way forward.

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Book by ‘Anonymous’ describes Trump as cruel, inept and a danger to the nation

Senior Trump administration officials considered resigning en masse last year in a “midnight self-massacre” to sound a public alarm about President Trump’s conduct, but rejected the idea because they believed it would further destabilize an already teetering government, according to a new book by an unnamed author.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/book-by-anonymous-describes-tr
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:

LOL

So you guys aren't even pretending anymore that quoting made up stories by made up people isn't exactly where you get all of your made up news from anymore?

What if your anonymous author was born in Russia?

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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STATEMENT FROM PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP
I am the only person I know, perhaps the only person in history, who can give major money to charity ($19M), charge no expense, and be attacked by the political hacks in New York State. No wonder why we are all leaving!
Every penny of the $19 million raised by the Trump Foundation went to hundreds of great charitable causes with almost no expenses.
The New York Attorney General is deliberately mischaracterizing this settlement for political purposes.
In fact, the court rejected the Attorney General’s frivolous request for statutory penalties, interest and other damages.
It has been 4 years of politically motivated harassment - first by lightweight AG Schneiderman, prior to his resignation for beating up women - then AG Underwood, who was impossible to deal with, and now AG Letitia James, who does not acknowledge that we gave 100% of the funds to great charities, but refuses to investigate the Clinton Foundation with all of its problems. All they found was incredibly effective philanthropy and some small technical violations, such as not keeping board minutes.
We resolved the case with the understanding that all money previously in the foundation has gone to charity. I am therefore happy to donate $2 million to the following worthy charities: Army Emergency Relief; Children’s Aid Society; City Meals on Wheels; Give an Hour; Martha’s Table, United Negro College Fund; United Way of Capital Area; and the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

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Oye. Chump and his minions STOLE FROM A CHARITY FOR VETERANS, SEVERAL TIMES, KNOWINGLY.....and Herr Shit-for-brains is still trying to defend it.

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Guess the Ukraine thing must not be going the way you and the Legacy Media wanted it to, huh?

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Okay

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Okay

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Trump is dumber than Truman at understanding consequences of decisions. See the Korean War for one example. Trump proved to be dumber than Truman about N Korea.

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Oye. Chump and his minions STOLE FROM A CHARITY FOR VETERANS, SEVERAL TIMES, KNOWINGLY.....and Herr Shit-for-brains is still trying to defend it.

I really do think Trumpanzees are so invested in defending whatever he does, that if Chump actually DID eat a toddler for dinner they would say it was sick and he was doing it a favor...

If any of US stole that... (I did notice that men that embezzled from charities spent far less time in prison for it than woman did which is interesting.)








Former Rep. Corrine Brown has been sentenced to five years in prison for pocketing hundreds of thousands of dollars from donors who believed their money was going to charity. A federal judge on Monday sentenced the Florida Democrat, who was voted out of office last year, on 18 crimes ranging from conspiracy to fraud.


A former U.S. representative from Texas was sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in prison and ordered to pay about $1 million in restitution after being convicted of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars meant for charity and using it to pay for personal expenses and his political campaigns.
In April, a federal jury found the former congressman, Steve Stockman, 61, guilty on 23 counts — including money laundering, conspiracy and making false statements — after prosecutors alleged that he had orchestrated a yearslong scheme to defraud charitable donors.
Two of Stockman’s former aides also pleaded guilty last year to multiple counts connected to the case.


A judge Tuesday sentenced an Oxnard woman to four years in the Ventura County Jail for stealing thousands of dollars from a business and a charity in the Ojai Valley. 30-year-old Ursula Ruiz had earlier pleaded guilty to several counts of grand theft.
Prosecutors say when she worked for the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy, Ruiz stole about $57,000.
They say when she worked for Haney Landscaping, she stole about $18,000.
Prosecutors say she committed the thefts by forging checks and misusing company credit cards.
They say she has shown no remorse for her actions


CARROLLTON — A man charged with stealing up to $60,000 from a small Carrollton charity has pleaded guilty and will serve time in the Illinois Department of Corrections.
Bradley Cooper, 42, of rural Carrollton was charged with theft and forgery after it was discovered he had taken around $60,000 from the Chloe Foundation, a charity that works to help families undergoing long-term medical care with needs such as gas and food.
Cooper pleaded guilty in August and was sentenced Oct. 31 in Greene County court to serve 180 days in the IDOC, with two years of mandatory supervised release.


A San Marcos man who utilized the names of various charities as part of a multi-million dollar tax fraud scheme was sentenced to 46 months in federal custody Friday.
Robert Holcomb, 53, will also be required to pay a $600,000 fine for opening bank accounts under the names of at least four charities as part of his work as an “asset protection” specialist, a scheme prosecutors say he ran for more than a decade.
Holcomb was convicted by a federal jury in July on four counts of making false statements to a financial institution, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.


Baltimore, Maryland – U.S. District Judge J. Frederick Motz sentenced William Peters, age 64, of Glen Burnie, Maryland, today to 18 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release for conspiring to commit mail and wire fraud, and conspiring to commit money laundering. Judge Motz also entered an order that Peters forfeit and pay restitution of $4 million.
The sentence was announced by United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein; Special Agent in Charge Stephen E. Vogt of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; and Special Agent in Charge Thomas Jankowski of the Internal Revenue Service - Criminal Investigation, Washington, D.C. Field Office.
According to his plea, Peters was a board member of a charity that provided financial support to Native American communities and individuals

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
lol

I used to think you guys and gals were a tragedy.

Now I realize that you're a comedy.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I used to think you guys and gals were a tragedy.

Now I realize that you're a comedy.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Joker said that, just before he murdered his mother in her hospital bed. If there was any artistry at all to that movie, then is was the heart monitor beeping slower and slower as his mother's heart stopped. (Except in reality, that would cause an alarm at the nursing station and in the patient's room). 6ix, that is a nasty, ugly movie you have praised. But Trump is an nasty, ugly, stupid President you voted for.
http://fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?bid=36&tid=63327&mid=10857
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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 you're a nasty, ugly person who has said they will assassinate the president and know how to get away with it, and who has advocated for people to murder their bosses and steal all of their money.

But who's keeping score?

And I guess the nuance was missed on you. Joker said that about himself. I was saying it about you.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Why make up a fake analogy?

What if Trump were Joe Biden demanding that Ukraine fire the prosecutor that was going to investigate his son or else he was going to withhold a billion dollars?

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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