The Donald Trump thread

[Wales-Bales]

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Is this a Best Hair competition? I vote for the grey-haired gentleman on the right of the picture!

[Heathblue]

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36 hour rule.
I wonder when we will get an indictment that actually deals with wussian collusion ?
another indictment if you read it has jack shit to do with collusion, another individual to bankrupt because he one used Trumps Karsi. a process crime, if lying to the FBI is a serious crime then the USA needs more cells.

[Wales-Bales]

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36 hour rule.
I wonder when we will get an indictment that actually deals with wussian collusion ?
another indictment if you read it has jack shit to do with collusion, another individual to bankrupt because he one used Trumps Karsi. a process crime, if lying to the FBI is a serious crime then the USA needs more cells.

Due of the nature of the secret triple-hop FISA warrants that were issued against members of the Trump election campaign team, they have the communications data of everybody, so it would be a fairly trivial task to construct a process crime against anybody they choose.

[lardy]

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Looks like Trump is going to end his shutdown having achieved none of his objectives

Art of the deal.

The "Art of the Deal" was a phrase that came out of my mouth 30 years ago as a way for Trump to write an autobiography he didn't have. It was a fake marketing idea, not a reality. I regret it every day of my life. Yesterday he put a final nail in the fantasy I helped to create.

— Tony Schwartz (@tonyschwartz) January 26, 2019

[Heathblue]

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The "Art of the Deal" was a phrase that came out of my mouth 30 years ago as a way for Trump to write an autobiography he didn't have. It was a fake marketing idea, not a reality. I regret it every day of my life. Yesterday he put a final nail in the fantasy I helped to create.

— Tony Schwartz (@tonyschwartz) January 26, 2019

So no collusion then ?

[the other bob wilson]

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Due of the nature of the secret triple-hop FISA warrants that were issued against members of the Trump election campaign team, they have the communications data of everybody, so it would be a fairly trivial task to construct a process crime against anybody they choose.

Of course.

[lardy]

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So no collusion then ?

This is about the Trump Shutdown. I know, it is difficult to keep up with it all, isn't it?

[lardy]

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Of course.

Merely communicating is a crime now apparently.

[life on mars]

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Merely communicating is a crime now apparently.

Well it can be when folk lose the plot .

[Heathblue]

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This is about the Trump Shutdown. I know, it is difficult to keep up with it all, isn't it?

The Donald Trump Fred,
it may be grinding your gears and it's showing

There is going to be a point of when you will have to gender up and say the words

"There was no collusion"



He'll go down for something no doubt, when you have the world's greatest budget digging, they will find something

[Wales-Bales]

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Of course.

What do you think a process crime is?

[lardy]

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The Donald Trump Fred,
it may be grinding your gears and it's showing

There is going to be a point of when you will have to gender up and say the words

"There was no collusion"



He'll go down for something no doubt, when you have the world's greatest budget digging, they will find something

Yes it's the Donald Trump thread, that's why I put it in. But you could have replied to one of the many posts about Russia if you'd wanted it to seem like you were half awake.

Trump will go down for nothing unfortunately, presidents always get pardoned. And as long as he's acting like a mafia boss and making thinly veiled personal threats against people, there's a good chance he'll get away with the collusion.

[the other bob wilson]

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What do you think a process crime is?

A crime against judicial process which you are, unsuccessfully, trying to pass off as nothing of any great significance.

[Wales-Bales]

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A crime against judicial process which you are, unsuccessfully, trying to pass off as nothing of any great significance.

If you testified that two years ago today you had fish & chips for lunch, but a long deleted text message showed you had curry, you would technically be guilty of a process crime.