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Watergate II
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Watergate II
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Not to disparage what you have posted, but the information would likely be on CDs. Otherwise, I expect that you are correct. That may be where the Chump can equivocate, but that isn't going to last long, IMO.
If you get to thinking you’re a person of some influence, try ordering somebody else’s dog around.
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It seems to me that more then likely nothing will come of it. He and his cabinet and others he has on his pay roll will bury this while the head ass-clown does some tricks to divert the eyes of the public. If they impeach him, they might not have another chance at the presidency for quite a while. If they let him serve out his term, he will cause so much damage to the party that not even a team of neurosurgeons from Japan would be able to repair them. But oh wait, the Russians did it right?
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Nothing will happen, because it's all in your imaginations. Mark my words. Essentially what we have is a bunch of peasants making assumptions based on a lack of understanding of what really goes on behind the scenes. Really the strata is peasants, warriors, nobility, kingdom, occult. The left after 8 years has suddenly become awake, and due to lack of experience tend to make mountains of molehills. Really it's just making a big deal out of nothing, but due to lack of experience, it seems like a big deal to those that are new to this. It's the equivilent of crying over spilled milk, when if you had perspective, you would really save your anger for children getting raped. How many of you know Trump has sent out special forces to arrest pedophiles, and thousands have been arrested, with children in cages getting freed? Now that is something to think about, while you all obsess over tweets.
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(June 9, 2017 at 11:47 pm)Sterben Wrote: It seems to me that more then likely nothing will come of it. He and his cabinet and others he has on his pay roll will bury this while the head ass-clown does some tricks to divert the eyes of the public. If they impeach him, they might not have another chance at the presidency for quite a while. If they let him serve out his term, he will cause so much damage to the party that not even a team of neurosurgeons from Japan would be able to repair them. But oh wait, the Russians did it right?

It's very probable that even in the face of a smoking gun that Trump committed a crime the GOP will stand by him. They have waited a long time to have all branches of the government, so if they impeach Trump it will be disgrace to the party. If the let him stay a full-term however, he will destroy the party.
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(June 10, 2017 at 12:09 am)DarkerEnergy Wrote:
(June 9, 2017 at 11:47 pm)Sterben Wrote: It seems to me that more then likely nothing will come of it. He and his cabinet and others he has on his pay roll will bury this while the head ass-clown does some tricks to divert the eyes of the public. If they impeach him, they might not have another chance at the presidency for quite a while. If they let him serve out his term, he will cause so much damage to the party that not even a team of neurosurgeons from Japan would be able to repair them. But oh wait, the Russians did it right?

It's very probable that even in the face of a smoking gun that Trump committed a crime the GOP will stand by him. They have waited a long time to have all branches of the government, so if they impeach Trump it will be disgrace to the party. If the let him stay a full-term however, he will destroy the party.

Personally I don't think the GOP is loyal to him at all. They didn't financially support his campaign, and many were part of the never Trump party. If anything they want to get rid of him to protect their brand. He after all used to be a democrat, and like some of his voters, are former liberals who were sick of corruption, and really wanted someone that would tell it like it is no matter how unpopular.
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Trump doesn't seem to realize that perjury is a crime. He just said he'd testify under oath. Well, lying to voters and the press just makes you look sad. Lying under oath makes you look sad in prison.

Boru
‘I can’t be having with this.’ - Esmeralda Weatherwax
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Trump tells so many lies he can not keep track. He tells lies with his thumbs (twitter). Trump under oath will be the greatest show on earth!
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Scoobs, by this point you could tell me gravity is real and I'd throw myself out the window just to double-check, and also because a screaming death is preferable to talking to you.
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(June 10, 2017 at 5:49 am)Iroscato Wrote: Scoobs, by this point you could tell me gravity is real and I'd throw myself out the window just to double-check, and also because a screaming death is preferable to talking to you.

^Exactly this. I think I'd sooner spend six months in a Siberian labour camp than watch any video scoob posted.

Which wouldn't be so bad, because (as any informed person is aware), labour camps in Siberia are actually Illuminati-run training grounds to create the Bigfoot Army needed to battle the demons-disguised-as-aliens hordes who are trying to prevent us from reverse-engineering the warp core seen in the noted documentary 'Star Trek: Into Darkness', which we have to get in order to leave this planet before the Moorlocks take over.

Thank you.

Boru
‘I can’t be having with this.’ - Esmeralda Weatherwax
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