Time to get on the TRUMP train

[tyde]

Ya no, re-read the thread, I'm always right and ur always wrong Russia boy. I got a few comments on how pollsters operate in there, they are not on the up and up. Mueller indicting someone for tax fraud SHOULD be embarrassing for u but u seem to be invigorated

You really don't see what's happening...lol

This is just the beginning dish, you ain't seen nothin' yet.

And you keep failing to mention Papadopoulos. You can downplay that all you want, but in reality that's a huge fucking deal. The dude has been wearing a wire in the White House since July. You think they just hand people wires to go wear in the White House? Do you realize what goes into that?

its NOT a big deal you delusional libtard moron

do you not see that there is NOTHING in the indictments that even remotely connect Trump to any of it, nor do any of the charges have anything whatsoever to do with this so called 'Russian Collusion'

holy fuck you leftist pinko faggots are completely in denial

just like you were about Trump having any chance to win the GOP nomination, let alone the presidency

and yet here he is....sitting in the motherfucking Oval Office making you, and the rest of the whiny ass liberals his BITCH

100% he is never impeached

DEAL WITH IT

[vegas1369]

You really don't see what's happening...lol

This is just the beginning dish, you ain't seen nothin' yet.

And you keep failing to mention Papadopoulos. You can downplay that all you want, but in reality that's a huge fucking deal. The dude has been wearing a wire in the White House since July. You think they just hand people wires to go wear in the White House? Do you realize what goes into that?

its NOT a big deal you delusional libtard moron

do you not see that there is NOTHING in the indictments that even remotely connect Trump to any of it, nor do any of the charges have anything whatsoever to do with this so called 'Russian Collusion'

holy fuck you leftist pinko faggots are completely in denial

just like you were about Trump having any chance to win the GOP nomination, let alone the presidency

and yet here he is....sitting in the motherfucking Oval Office making you, and the rest of the whiny ass liberals his BITCH

100% he is never impeached

DEAL WITH IT

Hey Marty, go wipe all that jizz off your face.

[vegas1369]

I would offer to bet you that he won't finish his term but we both know you're not good for it.

[Deal]

To Tyde this is all just WWE style entertainment. He is playing his role well but he also knows how the story ends.

Can't fool the Muel

[RichardBrodiesCombover.]

I'm just hoping Donald Jr. sees some serious jail time. Watching him break down emotionally in Prison would be sweet.

[BlunderMaker]

I would offer to bet you that he won't finish his term but we both know you're not good for it.

even money? I'll take that all day.

[thesidedish]

Ya no, re-read the thread, I'm always right and ur always wrong Russia boy. I got a few comments on how pollsters operate in there, they are not on the up and up. Mueller indicting someone for tax fraud SHOULD be embarrassing for u but u seem to be invigorated

You really don't see what's happening...lol

This is just the beginning dish, you ain't seen nothin' yet.

And you keep failing to mention Papadopoulos. You can downplay that all you want, but in reality that's a huge fucking deal. The dude has been wearing a wire in the White House since July. You think they just hand people wires to go wear in the White House? Do you realize what goes into that?

Yes I'm aware of what the liberal propaganda outlets want u to think and I'm aware u fall for it hook line and sinker every time, but as I've tried to tell u 50 times playing politics is about trying to persuade the 10% of aloof voters. They dont care if what they say is true or if it comes true, they just care that a voter might see the headline "trump campaign manager conspires against US" and can possibly win their vote.

[Tellafriend]

I would offer to bet you that he won't finish his term but we both know you're not good for it.

I will take your action and give you 1.5:1. Minimum $500. Maximum :$2000. I believe you are good for it so no Deposit required. He must either be removed or resign. Offer expires 9pm tonight est.

[Mintjewlips]

I'll give vegas 100-1 that President Trump will not be impeached in 2017.

[vegas1369]

I would offer to bet you that he won't finish his term but we both know you're not good for it.

I will take your action and give you 1.5:1. Minimum $500. Maximum :$2000. I believe you are good for it so no Deposit required. He must either be removed or resign. Offer expires 9pm tonight est.

Meaning I get 1.5:1? I bet $1,000 to your $1,500, correct? If so consider it booked and escrow with Druff.

[vegas1369]

I'll give vegas 100-1 that President Trump will not be impeached in 2017.

I'd agree with you. He will most likely not be impeached ever.

[tyde]

[Deal]

By home prices did they include the cost of overnight parking or just the vehicle itself?

[tyde]

Mueller is running amok


After months of getting themselves worked up about hearings featuring a hero once accused of rigging the election for Donald Trump and Don Jr.'s inability to sniff out Nigerian prince emails, spectators of the Russia game have finally gotten what they wanted: indictments.

Unfortunately, the indictments of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his business partner Richard Gates have nothing whatever to do with "collusion," however broadly defined. Politically speaking, we have learned nothing except what we already knew: namely, that a shady businessman who briefly worked for the Trump campaign is, in fact, a very shady businessman indeed, one who has just pled not guilty to failing to register as a foreign agent on behalf of the Ukrainian puppet government and not declaring all of his income derived from his essentially pro-Kremlin lobbying.

Dot connectors will, of course, continue to connect dots. It could be that Special Counsel Robert Mueller is hoping to secure testimony from Manafort or Gates that will give him the dirt he needs to bring more appropriate charges. It could be that he already has that information and is just waiting for goodness knows what occasion. At the very least, obsessives will say, the hiring of Manafort indicates — these comments almost write themselves — a very serious lack of judgment on Trump's part. You don't say? The man whose idea of a feel-good national unity speech following an act of domestic terrorism was to suggest a degree of moral equivalence between the KKK and its opponents has horrible instincts, often fails to think things through, is a bad judge of character, etc.? Gosh.

Even George Papadopoulos' guilty plea is no smoking gun. The former foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign admits that he lied about email exchanges with a shadowy figure known as "the professor" who had promised Russian "dirt" on Clinton. But as far as we can tell, his communications with Dr. Dirt went nowhere. Papadopoulos also made vague references in his emails to "meetings" with Russian officials that probably did not end up taking place, which seems important only if you ignore the fact that presidential candidates, especially after securing their parties' nominations, routinely meet with foreign leaders, even heads of state.

The most significant thing about Monday's Mueller bonanza is that it reminds us what is wrong with these hysterical wide-ranging special prosecutor investigations that take place in public. Whitewater went on for nearly a decade before it concluded in 2003. Does the fact that Bill Clinton lied about sleeping with Monica Lewinsky prove that he and Hillary and the McDougals broke the law in the course of their real-estate dealings in the late '70s? If you ask enough people enough questions about enough topics, sooner or later you're going to catch somebody in a lie. Monday's revelations don't in themselves mean anything other than that Jeff Sessions' Justice Department is keeping Mueller on a very long leash.

It needs to be shortened. The purpose of the investigation is to determine whether the presidential campaign of Donald Trump knowingly colluded with the Russian government in the hope of altering the outcome of the 2016 election, not to see whether any person even loosely connected with the former could be found guilty of any crime, including perjury. The resignation of Tony Podesta from the prominent lobbying group he founded in the wake of Manafort's indictment suggests that we are getting very far afield indeed.

There are many problems with the Mueller probe, not least its show-boating obsession with keeping its business in the newspapers, but the biggest one is that its parameters were never well defined. What would count as actual collusion? Idle language is thrown around about people having "ties" to Russia or being "Kremlin-connected." How do you define "Kremlin-connected"? What would be the broad equivalent in the United States from Russia's perspective? A former congressman? Anyone who does business on K Street having a meeting? Defense contractors? Given the country's autocratic structure, there are very few living Russian nationals of any wealth or distinction who are not "Kremlin-connected."

If it's not going away, the least we could do is broaden the investigation's scope. Why not appoint another special prosecutor to investigate British meddling in our sacrosanct democratic process? The facts are there in plain sight. A former member of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service collaborated with a presidential campaign in an attempt to alter the outcome of the 2016 election. So did a former member of the British Parliament, who peddled disgusting conspiracy theories on Twitter and even attempted to collude with the Clinton campaign on advertising strategy. The speaker of the British House of Commons attempted to discredit Clinton's opponent. Should we see whether the Right Hon. John Bercow has ever emailed anyone who has ever in any capacity ever been in contact with anyone in the Obama White House? Hillary Clinton thinks we are in the midst of a "new Cold War." Are we also in the throes of a rebooted War of 1812?

What if Trump fires Mueller?

The real lesson of the Russia non-story is that globalization, the great theme of the 2016 election, is more pervasive than any of us wants to acknowledge. No one who works in consulting or lobbying or finance is lacking in ties with Russia.

Our press corps is largely made up of enthusiastic children. These 20- and 30-somethings who have never read a book were raised to excel in "critical thinking," but they are amusingly bad at it. Anyone can write a decontextualized story about a person or a group having "ties" to any malicious foreign power because having "ties" is what it means to exist somewhere in the sinuous continuum of depersonalized financial accretion that is late capitalism.

http://theweek.com/articles/734070/mueller-running-amok

[FPS_Russia]

Lee Camp names the Jew profiting of the opiate epidemic, this is why RT has to register as foreign operatives.
This whole Russia thing is basically a proxy war between Israel and Russia. The Russians are trying to cut in on some of Israel's total control of America, Israel's not interested in sharing.

[vegas1369]

It's painful watching years of alcoholism and drug abuse destroy the sense and ultimately the brains of some of the better posters here.

[Lord of the Fraud]

This fat twat was last seen erratically driving a truck through New York City bus lanes.

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[Lord of the Fraud]

Makes me feel ill seeing this particular retard posting shit like this.

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If he wasn't born into a rich family he'd be selling hotdogs at movie theaters. Fucker.

[GambleBotsSatire]

im shocked that he doesnt know what socialism is

[big dick]

TRUMP JR IS AN EVEN BIGGER PIECE OF SHIT THAN HIS OLD MAN