is this asshole gonna get impeached?
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is this asshole gonna get impeached?
Trump just destroying Canada and Trudeau this week:
Nafta Crunch Caps a Pretty Dreadful Week for Justin Trudeau
https://www.bloombergquint.com/busin...ek-for-trudeau
Don’t get caught up in the partisan witch hunt. Just sit back this Labor Day weekend, grill up some steaks, drink some beers and enjoy this booming economy brought to you by Donald Trump.Quote:
Originally Posted by big dick
duped_samaritan: muh witch hunt
F'N STOOGE
duped_samaritan: muh her emails
Muck Ficon: But emails though!!!
:lol
As much as I will enjoy seeing the future former president being given a long prison sentence for the assortment of crimes he’s committed to-date, I’m more likely to believe the something like in this video will happen before then given how wedded the GOP is to Trump’s voting base and the billionaire donors who back Trump even to the point of totally surpressing democracy here in the US if they could get away with it (e.g. the Mercers, Sheldon Adelson, the Russian oligarchs, to name a few).Quote:
Originally Posted by big dick
https://youtu.be/UFXQGj1V9jU
Trump is a goof but my 401k is killing it....am pleasantly surprised that the president really doesn’t matter.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellafriend
God. King.
(((obviously)))
Once Kavanaugh gets in the supreme court, there will be nothing to stop America from being great again.
Comedy at it's finest
:lol4
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...=.d9d2d6224bbe
No, I doubt it.Quote:
Originally Posted by big dick
If Hillary Clinton was President, she definitely would've been impeached by now.
https://i.redd.it/w6s324r4evtz.jpg
'We're in Crazytown' Bob Woodward's new book paints a picture of unhinged President Trump coddled and lied to by staff
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/poli...904-story.html
We're going to be living in "Crazytown" for a very long time."Quote:
President Trump’s top aides believe he’s an “idiot” with the understanding of a “fifth or sixth grader” and have gone to great lengths to avert disaster as they struggle with the commander-in-chief’s impulsive and dangerous personality, according to a new book by legendary journalist Bob Woodward.
The veteran Washington Post journalist paints a brutal portrait of a West Wing dominated by a man whose closest advisers go out of their way to circumvent the commander-in-chief — going so far as to ignore orders, hide information and even swipe papers from his desk.
White House chief of staff John Kelly has flat out called Trump “unhinged” and an “idiot,” according Woodward. Defense Secretary James Mattis describes him as having the understanding of "a fifth or sixth grader.”
Trump's former personal lawyer John Dowd describes the President as "a fucking liar," telling Trump he would end up in an "orange jump suit" if he testified to special counsel Robert Mueller.
“He's an idiot. It's pointless to try to convince him of anything. He's gone off the rails. We're in crazytown,” Kelly is quoted as saying at a staff meeting. “I don't even know why any of us are here. This is the worst job I've ever had.”
Following a chemical weapons attack on Syrian civilians in April 2017, Trump reportedly told military brass he wanted to assassinate Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
“Let’s fucking kill him! Let’s go in. Let’s kill the fucking lot of them,” Trump told Secretary of Defense James Mattis.
Mattis responded by telling the President he would begin working on plans, but then hung up the phone and told an aide, “We’re not going to do any of that. We’re going to be much more measured,” according to Woodward.
The 75-year-old writer offers an unprecedented look at the inner workings of the Trump administration and top officials’ efforts to deal with a President who has little understanding of world affairs or how government works in the 448-page book, “Fear: Trump in the White House,” which is due out next week and was obtained Tuesday by the Washington Post.
Woodward, a veteran journalist known for his reporting on the Nixon-era Watergate scandal, based his account of the current administration on “hundreds of hours of interviews with firsthand sources, meeting notes, personal diaries, files and documents.”
The book describes “an administrative coup d’etat” and a “nervous breakdown” within the executive branch, as senior aides sought to keep information from the President.
Gary Cohn, Trump’s former top economic adviser, twice removed papers from the President’s desk to prevent him from signing documents that would have led to the U.S. withdrawing from trade deals, including a notification letter pulling out of the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement, Woodward writes.
“I can stop this. I’ll just take the paper off his desk,” Cohn told former staff secretary Rob Porter.
Trump, who has made no attempt to hide his feelings about Mueller’s Russia investigation, has also struggled privately with investigation, according to Woodward.
The President’s former attorney, John Dowd, was convinced that Trump would commit perjury if he talked to the special counsel and staged a practice session to make his point.
Woodward writes that Dowd saw the “full nightmare” of a potential Mueller interview, and felt Trump acted like an “aggrieved Shakespearean king.”
But Trump was surprised. “You think I was struggling?” he asked.
The book goes on to describe Trump's paranoia about the Russia probe as all-consuming, with the President telling aides that "everybody's trying to get me," following Mueller’s appointment, according to the tome.
Woodward writes that Trump often explodes on top aides and erupts in bursts of profanity when talking about people he is displeased with.
“This guy is mentally retarded,” Trump said of Attorney General Jeff Sessions. “He’s this dumb southerner,” Trump reportedly told Porter, mocking Sessions by feigning a southern accent.
Former chief of staff Reince Priebus was described by the President as being “like a little rat. He just scurries around.”
https://s.newsweek.com/sites/www.new...policies01.jpg
Fav quote so far.
Maybe some of it isn't true, but the author is much more credible than Michael Wolf (or Trump himself)Quote:
"Dowd and Trump's current personal attorney Jay Sekulow went to Mueller's office and re-enacted the mock interview. Their goal: to argue that Trump couldn't possibly testify because he was incapable of telling the truth. 'He just made something up. That's his nature,' Dowd said to Mueller."
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Originally Posted by duped_samaritanFav quote so far.
Maybe some of it isn't true, but the author is much more credible than Michael Wolf (or Trump himself)Quote:
"Dowd and Trump's current personal attorney Jay Sekulow went to Mueller's office and re-enacted the mock interview. Their goal: to argue that Trump couldn't possibly testify because he was incapable of telling the truth. 'He just made something up. That's his nature,' Dowd said to Mueller."
lol @ it being released on 9/11.
thats such pure uncut italian chef fingertip kiss.