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Dude111 06-13-2017 01:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Exo
Congress will just re-hire him as an independent investigator. I hope Trump does it.

Yea it will show just how stupid and guilty he is!!!!!!

Lisnaholic 06-13-2017 06:09 AM

Cabinet or Cult ?
 
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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1845480)
And did anyone see that White House meeting today with Trump and his staff? One by one they all took turns drooling on his dick. Beyond pathetic.

^ Yes, I was genuinely creeped out by this performance. Trump, true to form, starts out with a lie :- "Never has there been a president....with few exceptions...who's passed more legislation, who's done more things than I have."

This is demonstrably untrue, just like his cr*p about the sun shining over his inauguration crowds. As CNN point out:-

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Um, ok. While Trump has signed a number of executive orders and actions -- the most high profile of which, the so-called "travel ban" was, again, blocked by a court on Monday -- what he hasn't really done is pass actual legislation through Congress. The health care bill is tied up in Senate machinations. Tax reform hasn't moved an inch. Funding for the border wall hasn't happened. And so on.
Nobody calls him out on his lying, of course, but what's worse is that all the cabinet members then go on to abase themselves in their eagerness to flatter Trump. How about this nauseating example from Reince Priebus:- "We thank you for the opportunity and blessing to serve your agenda."

Maybe it's the creepy use of the word "blessing" that really raises a red flag for me. Here we have the U.S. cabinet prepared to ignore unassailable evidence and to sacrifice their individual political credibility in order to publicly declare their loyalty to a proven liar suspected of obstruction of justice. It's a horrible abnegation of intellectual independence that makes me think of those Branch Davidians or some other cult, in which adults who should know better are in thrall to some "charismatic" leader. Another sinister, cultish element is the dynamics of the interactions; there's no cabinet member-to-cabinet member chat, it's all "Me to my leader, Me to my leader." Really, one of the most disgusting political performances I've ever seen.
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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1845492)
If Trump can fire Comey and come straight out on TV and say it was to stop the Russian collusion investigation and not get arrested there's no reason to think he can't fire Mueller and if they hire him as an independent investigator he can probably simply ignore that as well. The truth is Comey might go to prison. Mueller might not want any of that. Andrew McCabe is obviously afraid to arrest Trump even though he openly admitted to breaking the law. The fact that Trump has fired Comey and still isn't arrested but rather acting president is absolute proof America is now a dictatorship. It's still in its infancy and can be stopped but it's going to have to be a physical removal of Trump from office. Waiting for a new congress to impeach isn't going to cut it. He tweeted that Comey's "leaking" was "totally illegal?" (His question mark). He's therefore trying to have Comey arrested. I think it has a great chance of working. We need to be very honest with ourselves about what's happening and considering what's at stake what we're willing to do to stop it.

^ Yes, incredible as it seems, the U.S. seems to be edging ever closer to this scenario.

Stephen 06-13-2017 06:42 AM

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1845492)
We need to be very honest with ourselves about what's happening and considering what's at stake what we're willing to do to stop it.

Isn't this why America has never acted on gun control?

OccultHawk 06-13-2017 07:33 AM

Yes.

Cuthbert 06-13-2017 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1845596)
Yes.

Your sig :D

Chula Vista 06-13-2017 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Anteater (Post 1845542)
I kept expecting him to burst into crocodile tears like he usually does. What a disappointment. :(

What would have been disappointing would have been you NOT popping in here to diss on any anti-Trump sentiment.

But you never disappoint.



(Ant: "But I didn't even vote for Trump", in 5... 4... 3... 2... )

Anteater 06-13-2017 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1845619)
What would have been disappointing would have been you NOT popping in here to diss on any anti-Trump sentiment.

But you never disappoint.



(Ant: "But I didn't even vote for Trump", in 5... 4... 3... 2... )

Need a tissue?

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riseagainstrocks 06-13-2017 12:06 PM

You two are the definition of what's wrong with American political discourse.

One eager to believe and spread any story about those whose political views he despises, the other reflexively sarcastic and quick to point to the opposition's use of vile political tricks as cover for his own team's deplorable behavior.

It's like Tom and Jerry, but no one laughs, both animals die for want of medical care, and Mammy Two Shoes burns the house down.

Anteater 06-13-2017 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by riseagainstrocks (Post 1845685)
You two are the definition of what's wrong with American political discourse.

One eager to believe and spread any story about those whose political views he despises, the other reflexively sarcastic and quick to point to the opposition's use of vile political tricks as cover for his own team's deplorable behavior.

It's like Tom and Jerry, but no one laughs, both animals die for want of medical care, and Mammy Two Shoes burns the house down.

Not really. I just like accountability on both sides, and we got very little of that in the last two administration cycles. The blind Democratian view that Trump occurred in some kind of vacuum and needs to be treated as such is the biggest problem. Even liberal stalwarts Salon published a great article about why Trump is likely to win in 2020 because his opposition will be weak and haven't worked out their own problems enough to threaten his re-election.

Chula Vista 06-13-2017 12:38 PM

It's June 13th, 2017. Donald Trump is currently president. This thread is titled "What Did President Trump Do Now?".

Bringing up past administrations serves absolutely zero service to the subject of the thread other than to try and dismiss people answering the question posed in the OP.

Trump's presidency has been "interesting" so far to say the least. He's got the lowest approval rating of any president at the same point in their term. So the question the OP posed is revelent.

Ant's only purpose posting in this thread is basically to say "I know he did but what about Obama/Clinton?"

It's June 13th, 2017. Donald Trump is currently president. This thread is titled "What Did President Trump Do Now?".


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