1800_Ladladlad wrote: » TRUMP 202O KEEP MURICA GREAT. Opening an impeachment inquiry without having all the information is irresponsible.Pelosi’s decree changes absolutely nothing. Just claiming the House is conducting an impeachment inquiry doesn’t make it so. Until the full House votes to authorize an inquiry, nobody is conducting a formal inquiry. The dems have handed it to Trump.
Overheal wrote: » Which video? You do hopefully realize that a video which circulated earlier this year purporting to show Nancy Pelosi slurring her words heavily was a deep fake
JohnMc1 wrote: » We're about to begin the 2020 Election Cycle. Dems were going to try this no matter what he said to the Ukrainian President. They've been promising this to the extremists of their base since the night Trump won the election. This is the equivalent of their Hail Mary play. This can end up burning the Democrats more than it will Trump and the GOP.
notobtuse wrote: » If you read the transcript of the phone call, and the portion that has the Democrat's panties in a bind, was merely Trump asking the Ukraine president to help with the DOJ probe of 2016 election interference.
1800_Ladladlad wrote: » TRUMP 202O KEEP MURICA GREAT.Opening an impeachment inquiry without having all the information is irresponsible.Pelosi’s decree changes absolutely nothing. Just claiming the House is conducting an impeachment inquiry doesn’t make it so. Until the full House votes to authorize an inquiry, nobody is conducting a formal inquiry. The dems have handed it to Trump.
JohnMc1 wrote: » As I thought then. A desperate attempt at getting votes for next year. Even the moderate Democrats have to be fed up of the parties behavior by now.
whatawaster wrote: » LOL Trump is a career criminal, he should be in jail, not the White House
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Sounds drunk but he's a tee totaller apparently.
notobtuse wrote: » If she was serious about impeachment she would have had a roll call vote on the matter. But she couldn’t do that because it would expose vulnerable democrats in the next election as having gone on record. It’s nothing more than a political slime show on the part of democrats.
JohnMc1 wrote: » Yep. This is just pandering to the extremes of the Democrat base. Just like all the grandstanding and ranting they do in their hearings ["I'm Spartacus" anyone?] She's doing this for the "See? We tried." and hoping there will be enough who bought this 3 year circus to re-elect them.
drunkmonkey wrote: » Drinks Diet Coke or an iced Tea, he lost his big brother to booze doesn't touch it.
notobtuse wrote: » And with how the biased media has taken to making up lies about Trump and other GOP members (in epic proportions lately) let’s hope, for the good of the US and justice, that lawsuits commence and reach the Supreme Count so they can take another look over the matter and the press can be held accountable for defamation, slander or libel. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has recently criticized a landmark press freedom case, calling for a new look at the rule that public figures cannot successfully sue for libel unless they can demonstrate that a statement was made with actual malice. How’s notorious RBG’s health been lately?https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/justice-clarence-thomas-criticizes-supreme-court-landmark-press-freedom-ruling-n973176
Veritas Libertas wrote: » I didn't realize that, but I wasn't referring to that. Those deepfakes are going to be a real bitch in the future eh? The video in the first post.
whatawaster wrote: » These are facts. His claim during the campaign about being able to walk down avenue and shoot someone are absolutely true when it comes to the GOP and its supporters. They don't give a crap.
begsbyOnaTrain wrote: » Damn, I wish my Dad was a dedicated political servant of the people. Their children seem to get all the best jobs. 50k per month for being on the board of directors of a Ukrainian gas company, among other gigs. Nice. Good run down of the whole thing here - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-49800181
Calhoun wrote: » If I was trump I wouldn't be picking at that scab. The crap his own kids get up to.
Outlaw Pete wrote: » Democrats in the states are gas. The following clip about sums up the last two and half years.https://twitter.com/TrumpWarRoom/status/1176985213358002176
Veritas Libertas wrote: » Thankfully as NBC news pointed out at the end 'No other justice joined his opinion." It's a ridiculous proposal to lower the standard of libel against public figures. They are the ones that should be most open to criticism. At present public figures can sue if they can demonstrate the false statement was made with actual malice. Why do we need to expand these laws? Imagine AOC got into power, and she sued you for trying to criticize her?
AllGunsBlazing wrote: » Not a hope of him being kicked out of office over this. The only way to get rid of him is via the ballot box. Pelosi knows this perfectly well but also has to be seen to cause a fuss if only to keep the more extreme left wing of the party from going ballistic. She'll also hope to use this latest controversy and keep Trump off balance for as long as possible before the next election.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Well the man has told over 12,000 lies since taking office so......
notobtuse wrote: » This impeachment ‘inquiry’ is merely the Democrat's double secret probation equivalent (Animal House reference). Democrats have moved forward with ‘impeachment’ on the basis of a complaint they had not seen, that described a call for which they had not read the transcript. This kind of thing won’t pass muster with the majority of the American people and the term witch-hunt seems all the more relevant. And nothing has changed because merely claiming the House is conducting an impeachment inquiry doesn’t make it so. Until the full House votes to authorize an inquiry, nobody will be conducting a formal inquiry. This entire sham is just another lame attempt by Democrats and their media handmaidens to take out a duly elected president on the basis of another non-issue.
drunkmonkey wrote: » Heard it first hand from a barman that's served him a few times. Ring doonbeg if you don't believe it. Go for a haircut in Kilrush and you'll probably find out a bit more about him.