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Never mind that the FBI had Carter Page on their radar for 3+ years prior to the campaign.
The FBI didn’t tell Trump about Page being a suspected Russian asset because they didn’t trust Trump with the information.
He pretends they were just picking on poor little Comrade Donnie.
Regarding the comments, about 35% of the population is vile
I remember arguing with these guys during Bush 43’s administration.
Their go-to move was to ask, “Why do you hate America?
Looking back on it, the appropriate response would have been “Why do you have sex with goats?”
They asked a grossly unfair question to end the discussion. Replying with an unfair question may have actually gotten their attention, but probably not.
They weren’t going to have any kind of discussion in good faith, they were going to attack my patriotism because I thought invading Iraq was wrong and I said so.
The bottom line is in America there are a bunch of po’ and oppressed white people (in their minds) and whatever they say is justified because they have been so badly wronged.
They listen to these conspiracy theorists on the radio who reinforce their victim hood.
The repugnant goons don’t really help these people, the pugs actually screw them over economically. But they do reinforce the idea that their skin color and/or religion makes these red necks superior.
I don’t hate America, but really dislike these Americans.
Trump: a monkey that escaped from a cocaine study
NPR interviewed an editor from The National Review this morning who said that Trump’s lawyers act like they have no control over Trump, that he is like an escaped monkey from a cocaine study.
I think the editor’s name was Jonah Goldberg.
It was in regards to Trump being interviewed by Mueller.
With all due apologies to monkeys, I thought that the analogy was pretty funny, especially coming from a conservative.
Calling OrangeTurd a mob boss speaks to the level of corruption
It’s a term even the least informed, dumbest trumpanzee can wrap their head around.
It starts the narrative, accurate in my opinion, that Trump is just a career criminal who inherited enough money to commit white collar crimes instead of robbing banks.
If Trump has been born poor, he would probably either be dead or in jail by now.
Every day OrangeTurd is in power democracy is at risk
Trump is already destroying lives as we speak.
He is ruining our reputation in the world.
At home, ICE is being used like the Gestapo.
He’s not competent to lead andtoo arrogant to ask for help, an incredibly dangerous combination.
And He is compromised to the point he won’t defend the US against Russia.
We don’t even have a fully functional executive branch of the government.
What little is getting done is done to enrich Trump’s appointees, Trump himself or his cronies.
Your OP is no good, very bad, terrible, horrible and ridiculous notion.
Trump has committed a lot more crimes than Nixon and they will be uncovered
Whether it was due to arrogance or incompetence, Trump’s people have left a trail that a blind man could follow.
The feces will really hit the fan, when Mueller makes public all the criminal activity Trump has been involved in.
It’s going to dwarf Watergate both in the number of crimes committed and the severity of the crimes.
Money laundering, conspiracy, espionage and every kind of corruption known to man will be revealed.
It might even break through the vast right wing media conspiracy and force them to look at and report on the damage that was done to national security by OrangeTurd.
This is why capitalism has to be regulated
The profit motive has no conscience.
Leaders in organizations like Facebook lose perspective and justify all kinds of horrible behavior in the name of increasing shareholder value.
My dream scenario is that this all becomes public suddenly
The evidence that the Trump Campaign conspired with Russia is overwhelming.
The Brits and other EU nations uncover massive Russian interference in their elections.
They bring charges against Russian nationals and citizens who conspired with them to rig elections in Britain and around Europe.
And the conspiracy is so obvious that it breaks the right wing echo chamber.
Fox News has to tell the truth about it.
Hate radio can’t explain it away.
The Republicans in Congress are stampeded in impeaching OrangeTurd because of the public outrage across the political spectrum.
And they get absolutely destroyed in the midterm elections anyway.
The real investigations start in Congress and the NRA is implicated in the conspiracy. A lot of right wing operatives, including a couple of billionaires and a couple of evangelical leaders end up in prison for espionage.
The Republican Party is exposed as a complete fraud and dissolves in disgrace.
The GOP and the RW echo chamber must be destroyed
If we want to ever have a working democracy again.
RW talk radio is why some people don’t believe the truth.
They live in the world of conspiracy theories and alternative facts, promoted 24/7 by “conservative” (neo-fascist) talk radio and Fux Noise.
The FCC can certainly reinstate some form of the Fairness Doctrine to allow alternative voices on the radio.
I’d like to see some standard of veracity required before a program can be labeled “news”. Tricky, I know, but the lack of regulation placed us in the position we’re in now, where Trump lies through his teeth and 30% of America believes it and rejects the truth out of hand.
It was in the late 60s because I couldnt drive yet
My father and I were stopped at a traffic light.
The light changed and a small Triumph sports car was coming from the other side.
It veered towards us and got T-boned by a car traveling at very high speed.
The sports car was spun around like a top and almost destroyed. I remember seeing car parts flying around.
The driver of the car being chased died instantly. One guy in the Triumph was thrown out of the car and had severe head injuries.
The driver of the Triumph was wearing a seatbelt and wasn’t hurt that I noticed.
The police came flying up to the intersection just seconds after the accident.
It happened so fast I didn’t realize how close we we to the collision.
I’ve worn a seatbelt religiously ever since then.
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