President Donald Trump - Formal Impeachment Inquiry Announced

4068ac1elhodqr · 06-02-2020 12:32PM

Boggles wrote: »

We Hear You Paddy!!! Twice.

Ok Paddy Boggle, no need to get upset.

But it does looks like he's getting even more popular with each and evey passing day, by Spring the Dems may just resign themselves to an early loss, and plan for 2024 instead.

eagle eye · 06-02-2020 12:38PM

ohnonotgmail wrote:

Mike pence is fully involved. If they impeach trump he will be next.

Link?

Boggles · 06-02-2020 12:55PM

Outlaw Pete wrote: »

https://twitter.com/ThomTillis/status/1225178782790832131

Cringe.

Is not a surprise he has the lowest approval rating of all GOP senators.

Universally hated.

eagle eye · 06-02-2020 12:57PM

Pelosi has become a Donald Trump clone now. She stooped to his level. Nobody should ever do that, you must remain above it all so that his actions look reprehensible. When you do what he does then he doesn't look so bad.
I wish I was a rich man, is it too late for Martin Heinrich to enter the race?

Boggles · 06-02-2020 12:57PM

Ameer Cold Leadership wrote: »

Ok Paddy Boggle, no need to get upset.

But it does looks like he's getting even more popular with each and evey passing day, by Spring the Dems may just resign themselves to an early loss, and plan for 2024 instead.

Incumbent President is favorite shocker!!!

Any more pearls of wisdom there Mystic Meg?

:rolleyes:

Boggles · 06-02-2020 12:59PM

eagle eye wrote: »

Pelosi has become a Donald Trump clone now. She stooped to his level. Nobody should ever do that, you must remain above it all so that his actions look reprehensible. When you do what he does then he doesn't look so bad.
I wish I was a rich man, is it too late for Martin Heinrich to enter the race?

Unless she starts raw dogging porn stars, sexually assaulting people or trying to blackmail Ukraine into cheating an election, I don't think she will get near his level TBF.

Iang87 · 06-02-2020 01:10PM

Ameer Cold Leadership wrote: »

Ok Paddy Boggle, no need to get upset.

But it does looks like he's getting even more popular with each and evey passing day, by Spring the Dems may just resign themselves to an early loss, and plan for 2024 instead.

Wasn't Trump and brexit both massive odds to win first time round.

I've a vague recollection of no brexit as short as 1/10 on the day of

weldoninhio · 06-02-2020 01:24PM

kilns wrote: »

You should learn to read first before you reply. He is a vain and vindictive man, we will see evidence of that today when he attacks Romney.

So, if he gets a second term, he will not have to worry about re-election and so will go all out to destroy his enemies, those that have crossed him and those sections of soiciety he has contempt for without any accountability from the senate (if the republicans hold it).

But in any case if the Democrats run a half decent campaign they will defeat him because any person with a conscious and half a brain will see him for what he is

Course he will. Just like he nuked N. Korea :rolleyes:

He'll stroll the 2020 election. I'd say thats killing you

Winning_Stroke · 06-02-2020 01:38PM

weldoninhio wrote: »

Course he will. Just like he nuked N. Korea :rolleyes:

Two years ago: "TRUMP IS INSANE! HE'S GOING TO GO TO WAR WITH NK!"

Remember the media in love with the high up woman NK sent to the winter olympics and was photo-ed giving daggers to Pence?

Then when Trump meets up with Kim, "OMG! HE'S TALKING TO A DICTATOR!!"

The past few years have been exhausting for some people.

4068ac1elhodqr · 06-02-2020 01:45PM

Iang87 wrote: »

Weren't Trump and brexit both massive odds to win first time round.
I've a vague recollection of no brexit as short as 1/10 on the day of vote

Yes, huge profits on both, more so the Donald.

Don opened 100/1, went to 25/1 (there was a big thread here on it, very funny). On election night as votes were being counted, the bookies lost the plot and offered 10/1 for him briefly.

Brexit to be fair was an AvB scenario, typically averaged 3.6, which is still good value (put down 100 get back total of 360).

This year there is no profit to be made, when you get close to 1.5, the risk v reward offer isn't as appealing. Only potential value might be Warren for DN, as the rest of them are pure pants.

kilns · 06-02-2020 01:45PM

weldoninhio wrote: »

Course he will. Just like he nuked N. Korea :rolleyes:

He'll stroll the 2020 election. I'd say thats killing you

what has nuking North Korea got to do with it, stick to the topics raised or dont engage in a conversation you can not handle

Boggles · 06-02-2020 01:47PM

Winning_Stroke wrote: »

Two years ago: "TRUMP IS INSANE! HE'S GOING TO GO TO WAR WITH NK!"

Wonder where they got that idea?

North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States - They will be met with fire and the fury like the world has never seen.

Meanwhile North Korea are still testing missiles and threatening the United States.

What was it they said?

Dotage of a Dotard

:pac:

Winning_Stroke · 06-02-2020 01:55PM

Boggles wrote: »

Wonder where they got that idea?

That war was immiment? Well a combination of media hysterics and people having believed everything shovelled in the 2016 campaign.

Meanwhile North Korea are still testing missiles and threatening the United States.

Oh no, he didn't solve it 100% Dang. Is the situation better or worse? Were the War predictions so totally wrong, as to be hilariously bad up there with the best of them?

Serious q, if you subscribed to the "OMG this is gonna be war" soon attitude to NK and then decried him for talking to NK... isn't your world view totally messed up? If you've been consistently wrong about pretty much every prediction you had about what the man would do in his presidency... should't you start to reconsider where it is you get your info? Or that you're thinking has been programmed to some degree in the wrong direction?

ohnonotgmail · 06-02-2020 02:00PM

Winning_Stroke wrote: »

That war was immiment? Well a combination of media hysterics and people having believed everything shovelled in the 2016 campaign.

Oh no, he didn't solve it 100% Dang. Is the situation better or worse? Were the War predictions so totally wrong, as to be hilariously bad up there with the best of them?

Serious q, if you subscribed to the "OMG this is gonna be war" soon attitude to NK and then decried him for talking to NK... isn't your world view totally messed up? If you've been consistently wrong about pretty much every prediction you had about what the man would do in his presidency... should't you start to reconsider where it is you get your info? Or that you're thinking has been programmed to some degree in the wrong direction?

He was completely suckered by Kim. So much for being great at making deals.

Boggles · 06-02-2020 02:03PM

Winning_Stroke wrote: »

That war was immiment?

What credible source said war with North Korea was imminent?

If the POTUS is saying he is going to Nuke a country, that is news worthy right?

kilns · 06-02-2020 02:09PM

Winning_Stroke wrote: »

That war was immiment? Well a combination of media hysterics and people having believed everything shovelled in the 2016 campaign.

Oh no, he didn't solve it 100% Dang. Is the situation better or worse? Were the War predictions so totally wrong, as to be hilariously bad up there with the best of them?

Serious q, if you subscribed to the "OMG this is gonna be war" soon attitude to NK and then decried him for talking to NK... isn't your world view totally messed up? If you've been consistently wrong about pretty much every prediction you had about what the man would do in his presidency... should't you start to reconsider where it is you get your info? Or that you're thinking has been programmed to some degree in the wrong direction?

The situation is neither worse nor better. The supposedly best deal maker in the history of man kind got played and was used as a puppet to legitimise NK as a nation.

Timberrrrrrrr · 06-02-2020 02:13PM

Winning_Stroke wrote: »

That war was immiment? Well a combination of media hysterics and people having believed everything shovelled in the 2016 campaign.

Oh no, he didn't solve it 100% Dang. Is the situation better or worse? Were the War predictions so totally wrong, as to be hilariously bad up there with the best of them?

Serious q, if you subscribed to the "OMG this is gonna be war" soon attitude to NK and then decried him for talking to NK... isn't your world view totally messed up? If you've been consistently wrong about pretty much every prediction you had about what the man would do in his presidency... should't you start to reconsider where it is you get your info? Or that you're thinking has been programmed to some degree in the wrong direction?

It's exactly as it was when Trump got elected, except Kim made Trump look like a complete mug.

weldoninhio · 06-02-2020 03:10PM

kilns wrote: »

what has nuking North Korea got to do with it, stick to the topics raised or dont engage in a conversation you can not handle

It is showing up the nonsense fantasist wet dreams that you and people like you come up with about Donnie in your heads. Last election he was gonna start WW3. This time he "will go all out to destroy his enemies, those that have crossed him and those sections of soiciety he has contempt for without any accountability from the senate (if the republicans hold it)." according to you.

:D

Also, it's a message board, I'll engage where I like

:D

joe40 · 06-02-2020 03:17PM

ricero wrote: »

I'm a proud nationalist and republican just like Trump and Sinn Fein.

Not possible that is a contradiction. Sinn Fein policies would be a complete anathema to Trump.
You do realise the word "Republican" in American politics does not have the same meaning as the Irish context

notobtuse · 06-02-2020 03:21PM

Boggles wrote: »

- Republican Senator Mitt Romney

LOL. Romney, despised by Democrats a few short years ago, is now their darling? :rolleyes:

Well, Romney is wrong on the law, he hates Trump and hates that Trump nixed his bid to become Secretary of State. He has said Trump is a cad, phony, fraud, and low-life. My, what losing a presidential election seems to do to all the wannabe presidential losers.

Romney’s explanation for his vote doesn’t square. He claims he voted his conscience, but because he believes there should be no investigation into Joe Biden’s abuse of power with his quid pro quo, of which he admitted to on TV, how can he vote to remove Trump from office for doing his job and having legitimate concerns of Biden’s corruption? Seems to me Trump acted on his conscience, also.

I think hatred trumped Romney’s conscience.

He should have followed the wishes of the people of Utah he claims to represents or not voted at all. Utah’s Desert News recently polled residents on impeachment and found 39% percent at least somewhat in favor of removal, and 53% at least somewhat opposed. With around 30% of Utah voters are democrats the 39% is expected, but the 53% represents the majority will of the people of Utah.

Romney appears to be on the road to being a one term Utah Senator.

eagle eye · 06-02-2020 03:45PM

Boggles wrote:

Unless she starts raw dogging porn stars, sexually assaulting people or trying to blackmail Ukraine into cheating an election, I don't think she will get near his level TBF.

She doesn't have to do anything else, She only needed to do one stupid, disrespectful thing that's similar to what he'd do and she is considered just like him by the public.
It was an idiotic move.

Boggles · 06-02-2020 04:14PM

notobtuse wrote: »

Well, Romney is wrong on the law, he hates Trump and hates that Trump nixed his bid to become Secretary of State. He has said Trump is a cad, phony, fraud, and low-life.

That's fair timid compared to what other Republican Senators have called him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bkDykGhM8c

notobtuse · 06-02-2020 04:16PM

Boggles wrote: »

That's fair timid compared to what other Republican Senators have called him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bkDykGhM8c

Strange... I thought you didn't care about US politics.

Boggles · 06-02-2020 04:17PM

eagle eye wrote: »

She doesn't have to do anything else, She only needed to do one stupid, disrespectful thing that's similar to what he'd do and she is considered just like him by the public.
It was an idiotic move.

So tell me who are you talking about, Trumps horséshít speech or Nancy tearing up some paper?

It isn't the first time she made Trump the footnote in the Presidents State of the Union speech.

It's an absolute genius move. AGAIN.

kilns · 06-02-2020 04:19PM

notobtuse wrote: »

LOL. Romney, despised by Democrats a few short years ago, is now their darling? :rolleyes:

Well, Romney is wrong on the law, he hates Trump and hates that Trump nixed his bid to become Secretary of State. He has said Trump is a cad, phony, fraud, and low-life. My, what losing a presidential election seems to do to all the wannabe presidential losers.

Romney’s explanation for his vote doesn’t square. He claims he voted his conscience, but because he believes there should be no investigation into Joe Biden’s abuse of power with his quid pro quo, of which he admitted to on TV, how can he vote to remove Trump from office for doing his job and having legitimate concerns of Biden’s corruption? Seems to me Trump acted on his conscience, also.

I think hatred trumped Romney’s conscience.

He should have followed the wishes of the people of Utah he claims to represents or not voted at all. Utah’s Desert News recently polled residents on impeachment and found 39% percent at least somewhat in favor of removal, and 53% at least somewhat opposed. With around 30% of Utah voters are democrats the 39% is expected, but the 53% represents the majority will of the people of Utah.

Romney appears to be on the road to being a one term Utah Senator.

Or maybe just maybe he saw what the majority of Americans and what the majority of the world saw and was brave enough to stand up and vote with his head and heart rather than his political livelihood.

It is obvious from comments made by certain other senators that they knew what he did was impeachable but they didnt have to courage to vote that way.

When you say he should have followed the wishes of the voters in Utah, perhaps then the Senate should have followed the wishes of the American public and vote the impeach

Boggles · 06-02-2020 04:20PM

notobtuse wrote: »

Strange... I thought you didn't care about US politics.

I do enjoy a good soap opera.

But back to the point, Romney did say some unfavorable stuff (all true) about Trump but it pales in comparison to what Lindsay said, which was all true too.

Any comment on that?

Or back to Bad Orange Man Beat me Harder cheer leading?

notobtuse · 06-02-2020 04:22PM

kilns wrote: »

Or maybe just maybe he saw what the majority of Americans and what the majority of the world saw and was brave enough to stand up and vote with his head and heart rather than his political livelihood.

It is obvious from comments made by certain other senators that they knew what he did was impeachable but they didnt have to courage to vote that way.

When you say he should have followed the wishes of the voters in Utah, perhaps then the Senate should have followed the wishes of the American public and vote the impeach

Nah. If anything they should have followed the law, and the law is on Trump's side.

kilns · 06-02-2020 04:23PM

notobtuse wrote: »

Nah. If anything they should have followed the law, and the law is on Trump's side.

funniest thing I have heard all day

Thats why 800 former prosecutors both Democratic and Republican signed a document confirming he would be prosecuted if he were not President

Beasty · 06-02-2020 04:30PM

notobtuse wrote: »

and the law is on Trump's side.

It would appear 52-53% of it is anyway....

notobtuse · 06-02-2020 04:32PM

Boggles wrote: »

I do enjoy a good soap opera.

But back to the point, Romney did say some unfavorable stuff (all true) about Trump but it pales in comparison to what Lindsay said, which was all true too.

Any comment on that?

Or back to Bad Orange Man Beat me Harder cheer leading?

It's no secret Never-Trumpers and the Deep State remain in powerful positions withing the government. Graham speaks his mind but ultimately remains on Trump's side. Looking forward to him initiating an investigation into Quid Pro Joe, Hunter Biden and Bursima regarding Ukraine and US government officials corruption.

President Donald Trump - Formal Impeachment Inquiry Announced

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