Outlaw Pete wrote: » His accomplishments as POTUS are outstanding so far and especially so given he has managed to do it all in the midst of constant harassment and obstruction from the democrats. Trump fully deserves five more years in office. Let's hope he gets it.
everlast75 wrote: » Seriously. This has at this stage to be a wind up.
Outlaw Pete wrote: » Meanwhile though, as this impeachment nonsense is taking place, Trump is getting on with doing the job he was elected to do.
Leroy42 wrote: » What did he actually promise and what has he delivered? Please note before answering, the question is not what you thought he said, or meant or what you think is in the deal. What we know for certain he that Trump carried out a massive social security program for farmers, paid for by ordinary Joe. What we know is that he failed to tackle human rights abuses in China for fear of upsetting the Chinese.
everlast75 wrote: » I'm 100% done with Collins. She never misses an opportunity to disappointhttps://twitter.com/mkraju/status/1217535138151780353?s=19
briany wrote: » Beyond all the monumental amount of shíte Trump has talked on Twitter, and even the actions for which he is currently being investigated, I have to think that (assuming he's not indicted) the biggest factor in his potential reelection still comes down to what he's done in terms of hard legislation. His base - the flyover state people, the 'build that wall' people, the 'lock her up' people, the coal country people, the 'basket of deplorables', the 'forgotten', the 'drain the swamp' people, etc. Do they feel like Trump has delivered? Do they feel like their lives have tangibly improved under his leadership? At the end of the day, people care more about food on the table than how classy their POTUS is. That's what people like Michael Moore are forgetting. If Trump can at least make his base believe that he's delivered, and the Democrates fail to produce an inspiring candidate, and, most importantly, Trump is not indicted, then there must be a strong chance he gets another 4 years in the Oval Office.
Cody montana wrote: » BREAKING: Lev Parnas & his attorney to appear as guests on The Rachel Maddow Show tonight This should be good.
ECO_Mental wrote: » Just saw on the Twitter machine that he going to do another document dump at 7pm then maddow at 9pm......should be gud!!! He must have some serious stuff
PropJoe10 wrote: » Already seen some of it on Reddit. Pretty mindblowing stuff if true.
aloyisious wrote: » Changing the tack slightly, BBC news has reported that Vlad has decided to alter the rules of Presidential terms in office and obligingly enough the entire Russian Govt cabinet has resigned from office. I can just imagine the thoughts running through Don's head when he hears the news.
Itssoeasy wrote: » It's a pen lads.
Upforthematch wrote: » Why is Nancy signing the impeachment document with 20 pens? She was using one pen for each letter of her name. Are they going to sell the pens on ebay or what?
Itssoeasy wrote: » It's a thing that's done so that people have a pen that is part of history.
hotmail.com wrote: » This is an embarrassing farce for all involved, including the media which is giving the impression that this is important. He will be acquitted and life will be unchanged.
Itssoeasy wrote: » Why is it embarrassing ? It is important and Clinton was unlikely to be impeached but the process is the point.
hotmail.com wrote: » Using different pens! It's like a sketch. The process is pointless. The lack of interest in this farce outside in the real world isn't reflected by the media.
DubInMeath wrote: » Do you mean the impeachment holds no interest to anyone?
StringerBell wrote: » Can you show your workings for how you came to the clear lack of interest?
Ludo wrote: » Obviously by reading through this 26 page thread and the previous 6 threads before it about Trump (on an IRISH website at that). Sure no one has an interest in him or his removal...outside of twitter that is. Nope, never heard anyone talk about it at all.