Countdown Clock to Trumps impeachment " STARTS"
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UPDATED: Monday, April 14, 2025 23:28
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I suspect you don't realize it, but you don't actually know what's in the WaPo letter, because Newsweek didn't republish or even link it. And YOUR OWN SOURCE says this: "Without directly mentioning Donald Trump’s name". So all your ASSumptions about "44 retired Senators concerned about Trumps presidency" are laughable.
Go find me that quote from the letter!!! HA HA HA HA ...
Who do *I* trust?
NOT YOU!
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Originally posted by THG:
Lets see who to trust. 44 retired Senators concerned about Trumps presidency and the future of our democratic institutions, or comrade kiki. God that's a tough one. She's right about one thing.
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Meanwhile -
In fact, the more peripheral and tenuous the players become over time, the more it become apparent there was no collusion.
Take Butina for example.
Quote:Wait. Am I supposed to believe she became close to Erickson in 2013 in order to help Trump win the republican primary and the general election?
In 2013 she met Republican political operative Paul Erickson in Russia. The two became close, started dating, and eventually moved in together.
Quote:Because ... Trump?
Butina and Torshin attended the 2014 NRA annual meeting - At the 2014 NRA annual meeting, Butina took selfies with Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal
Quote:Because ... Trump?
and former U.S. Senator and 2016 presidential candidate Rick Santorum.
Quote:Because ... Trump?
... Butina and Torshin also attended the 2015 NRA annual convention. ... In 2015 she emailed him (Erickson) a description of her plan to help the Republicans win the 2016 elections through the National Rifle Association (NRA). ... At the 2015 NRA annual meeting, she met Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker,
Quote:Because ... Trump?
and in July 2015, she was present at the launch of Walker's 2016 presidential campaign.
Quote:These are extremely indirect, protracted, and minor efforts to influence American politics, starting well before Trump became a presidential candidate, and never directly in contact with Trump.
... In August 2016, she moved to the United States on a student visa ... in 2016 - Butina attended FreedomFest, where Trump gave a speech ...
If Trump was 'colluding' with Russia, why work so diligently through such a tortuous path to make contact?
There is no 'there' there.
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Funny, kiki thinks we'll read her post if she posts it again.
tick tac comrade kiki, tick tock
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Meanwhile -
In fact, the more peripheral and tenuous the players become over time, the more it become apparent there was no collusion.
Take Butina for example.
Quote:Wait. Am I supposed to believe she became close to Erickson in 2013 in order to help Trump win the republican primary and the general election?
In 2013 she met Republican political operative Paul Erickson in Russia. The two became close, started dating, and eventually moved in together.
Quote:Because ... Trump?
Butina and Torshin attended the 2014 NRA annual meeting - At the 2014 NRA annual meeting, Butina took selfies with Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal
Quote:Because ... Trump?
and former U.S. Senator and 2016 presidential candidate Rick Santorum.
Quote:Because ... Trump?
... Butina and Torshin also attended the 2015 NRA annual convention. ... In 2015 she emailed him (Erickson) a description of her plan to help the Republicans win the 2016 elections through the National Rifle Association (NRA). ... At the 2015 NRA annual meeting, she met Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker,
Quote:Because ... Trump?
and in July 2015, she was present at the launch of Walker's 2016 presidential campaign.
Quote:These are extremely indirect, protracted, and minor efforts to influence American politics, starting well before Trump became a presidential candidate, and never directly in contact with Trump.
... In August 2016, she moved to the United States on a student visa ... in 2016 - Butina attended FreedomFest, where Trump gave a speech ...
If Trump was 'colluding' with Russia, why work so diligently through such a tortuous path to make contact?
There is no 'there' there.
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New Chief of Staff Mulvaney Called Trump a “Terrible Human Being” Days Before Election
Mere hours after President Donald Trump named Mick Mulvaney, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, acting chief of staff, video surfaced of him calling the now-commander in chief a “terrible human being.”
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/12/mick-mulvaney-the-new-chie
f-of-staff-called-trump-a-terrible-human-being-days-before-election.html
May I say a match made in heaven. Can't make this shit up.
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Quote:Where's that .RUSSIA.TRUMP.COLLUSION. package you were so obsessed about? Did you forget about it already?
Originally posted by THG:
New Chief of Staff Mulvaney Called Trump a “Terrible Human Being” Days Before Election
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Meanwhile -
In fact, the more peripheral and tenuous the players become over time, the more it become apparent there was no collusion.
Take Butina for example.
Quote:Wait. Am I supposed to believe she became close to Erickson in 2013 in order to help Trump win the republican primary and the general election?
In 2013 she met Republican political operative Paul Erickson in Russia. The two became close, started dating, and eventually moved in together.
Quote:Because ... Trump?
Butina and Torshin attended the 2014 NRA annual meeting - At the 2014 NRA annual meeting, Butina took selfies with Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal
Quote:Because ... Trump?
and former U.S. Senator and 2016 presidential candidate Rick Santorum.
Quote:Because ... Trump?
... Butina and Torshin also attended the 2015 NRA annual convention. ... In 2015 she emailed him (Erickson) a description of her plan to help the Republicans win the 2016 elections through the National Rifle Association (NRA). ... At the 2015 NRA annual meeting, she met Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker,
Quote:Because ... Trump?
and in July 2015, she was present at the launch of Walker's 2016 presidential campaign.
Quote:These are extremely indirect, protracted, and minor efforts to influence American politics, starting well before Trump became a presidential candidate, and never directly in contact with Trump.
... In August 2016, she moved to the United States on a student visa ... in 2016 - Butina attended FreedomFest, where Trump gave a speech ...
If Trump was 'colluding' with Russia, why work so diligently through such a tortuous path to make contact?
There is no 'there' there.
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Quote:By repeatedly screaming “NO COLLUSION” Trump has framed the investigation as being about something that legal experts say isn’t even a crime — rather than, say, obstruction of justice.
Originally posted by 1kiki:
Meanwhile -
In fact, the more peripheral and tenuous the players become over time, the more it become apparent there was no collusion.
. . .
If Trump was 'colluding' with Russia, why work so diligently through such a tortuous path to make contact?
There is no 'there' there.
“Most criminals are convicted often on significant circumstantial evidence, but in the case of politicians, people who like them insist, ‘Show me the money, show me the smoking gun,'” says Paul Rosenzweig, who worked on Ken Starr’s investigation of Bill Clinton.
Prosecutors complain that jurors demand unrealistic levels of forensic evidence of criminality. Trump has capitalized on this by claiming in at least 20 tweets that Mueller doesn’t have “evidence” of crimes committed by him. But the circumstantial evidence of wrongdoing by the president is becoming overwhelming, even though Trump’s supporters are holding out for that smoking gun.
Trump's messaging strategy has set monumentally high standards for Mueller’s investigation; the growing convictions against all his henchmen are offset by the repeated insistence that Mueller has nothing directly on Trump himself.
That wouldn’t be much of a defense in court, but the chances are that Trump won’t have to defend himself in front of a judge. Trump’s jury is Congress — lawmakers who base their views in large part on those of Republicans who voted for Trump. So, while Trump’s angry, repetitive tweeting into the abyss seems crass, the way Trump has framed the probe — so that even his opponents have exceptionally high expectations of Mueller — could be what saves him.
More at https://qz.com/1496496/
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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kiki and others SECOND keep saying no collusion because as you point out, as I, G and others have said before, collusion itself is not a chargeable offense. And, as you, I, G and others have also pointed out, the actual charges may include conspiracy, obstruction, money laundering, campaign finance violations, bank fraud and the list goes on. Hell, we could even see the RICO act enacted.
We've seen as many as 36 or so indicted with guilty pleas and jail time in Mueller's attempt to clean house. Comrade kiki and her few cronies post as though none of that reflects back onto Trump. He is now being investigated up the yazoo and the democrats haven't even started yet. This doesn't even include his corrupt cabinet members.
Trump has trashed our intelligence agencies, our justice department, the FBI and so on. Can you blame them for wanting to expose Trump as being the crook.
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