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  • #5371
    Re: The Donald Trump thread

    Originally posted by lardy View Post
    2019's best moments of doland slurring and stumbling his way through sentences.

    This is all you have left, memes and parody. There is nothing of value that you can contribute to this thread. It's all downhill from here for you lot!

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    • #5372
      Re: The Donald Trump thread

      Originally posted by life on mars View Post
      Phew thank god for that I was getting so frustrated, it went on as long as Brexit , got him at last , and were leaving, a new age of truth and innocence beckons and about time, whose your choice to lead the USA out of this long fog , and time consuming impeachment .

      Im sure the Democrats will storm the 2020 USA election .
      I know, right?! That time consuming impeachment which took about 2 months! Ridiculous amount of time to spend on something - considering that they only took (*checks notes*) about two months to impeach Bill Clinton. 6 minutes is all it should take to impeach someone.

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      • #5373
        Re: The Donald Trump thread

        Originally posted by lardy View Post
        2019's best moments of doland slurring and stumbling his way through sentences.

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        • #5374
          Re: The Donald Trump thread

          A relevant quote

          ""Impeachment can't be a partisan issue. It has to be reflective of the nation as a whole protecting itself against abuse. The party that takes on that burden takes on the role of convincing the opposition to join them. I don't think the Democrats did that""

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          • #5375
            Re: The Donald Trump thread

            Originally posted by life on mars View Post
            A relevant quote

            ""Impeachment can't be a partisan issue. It has to be reflective of the nation as a whole protecting itself against abuse. The party that takes on that burden takes on the role of convincing the opposition to join them. I don't think the Democrats did that""
            If it's relevant, don't you think you should say whose quote it is?

            Haven't prominent senate republicans already said they have decided to acquit him, no matter what happens in the trial? Isn't that the definition of partisan?

            Don't almost all polls show a majority of Americans support impeachment?

            I'm sorry to ask you these very difficult questions.

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            • #5376
              Re: The Donald Trump thread

              Originally posted by lardy View Post
              If it's relevant, don't you think you should say whose quote it is?

              Haven't prominent senate republicans already said they have decided to acquit him, no matter what happens in the trial? Isn't that the definition of partisan?

              Don't almost all polls show a majority of Americans support impeachment?

              I'm sorry to ask you these very difficult questions.
              It's the hope what kills you.

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              • #5377
                Re: The Donald Trump thread

                FORMER NSA DIRECTOR IS COOPERATING WITH PROBE OF TRUMP-RUSSIA INVESTIGATION

                "RETIRED ADM. MICHAEL ROGERS, former director of the National Security Agency, has been cooperating with the Justice Department’s probe into the origins of the counterintelligence investigation of the Trump presidential campaign’s alleged ties to Russia, according to four people familiar with Rogers’s participation."

                Former NSA Director Is Cooperating With Probe of Trump-Russia Investigation
                https://theintercept.com/2019/12/20/michael-rogers-nsa-trump-russia/
                Retired Adm. Michael Rogers has met the prosecutor leading the probe, Connecticut U.S. Attorney John Durham, on multiple occasions.

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                • #5378
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                  • #5379
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                    • #5380
                      Re: The Donald Trump thread

                      Originally posted by lardy View Post
                      If it's relevant, don't you think you should say whose quote it is?

                      Haven't prominent senate republicans already said they have decided to acquit him, no matter what happens in the trial? Isn't that the definition of partisan?

                      Don't almost all polls show a majority of Americans support impeachment?

                      I'm sorry to ask you these very difficult questions.
                      It's from a nobody... A nobody who actually agreed that Trump commited an impeachable offense (strange that lom would leave that bit out) but didn't think the democrats dealt with it well.

                      As relevant as quoting CCMB for an opinion.

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                      • #5381
                        Re: The Donald Trump thread

                        Originally posted by Heisenberg View Post
                        It's from a nobody... A nobody who actually agreed that Trump commited an impeachable offense (strange that lom would leave that bit out) but didn't think the democrats dealt with it well.

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                        • #5382
                          Re: The Donald Trump thread

                          Originally posted by Heisenberg View Post
                          It's from a nobody... A nobody who actually agreed that Trump commited an impeachable offense (strange that lom would leave that bit out) but didn't think the democrats dealt with it well.

                          As relevant as quoting CCMB for an opinion.
                          I've found the quote now. It's on the BBC.

                          What the guy was actually talking about by the democrats being unable to convince, is that they didn't enforce the subpoenas strongly enough that were given to trump's officials (and were ignored) which would have given more evidence against him.

                          Funny that Mr Balance didn't mention that.

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                          • #5383
                            Re: The Donald Trump thread

                            Originally posted by lardy View Post
                            I've found the quote now. It's on the BBC.

                            What the guy was actually talking about by the democrats being unable to convince, is that they didn't enforce the subpoenas strongly enough that were given to trump's officials (and were ignored) which would have given more evidence against him.

                            Funny that Mr Balance didn't mention that.
                            I can't believe you are taking all this shite seriously. Your heroes have been caught paying for a made-up hoax dossier, which the FBI laundered through the press in a push & pull operation, and then used the reporting to legitimise the dossier so that they could fraudulently obtain FISA warrants to investigate and spy on and political opponents. This is Watergate on steroids and it going right over your head!

                            PS they couldn't force the subpoenas because the whole thing was a sham.

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                            • #5384
                              Re: The Donald Trump thread

                              Something happening soon?

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