Pure speculation at this point, as far as I understand
Pure speculation at this point, as far as I understand
The WH PressSec and the bowels of the internet feed off each other.
https://twitter.com/PhilipRucker/status/925059535907237888
The WH PressSec and the bowels of the internet feed off each other.
https://twitter.com/PhilipRucker/status/925059535907237888
I think people on the right are going to start abandoning ship soon. Not his fans and base of course but other politicians that dont want to go down with him. 2018 elections coming up and who wants to be associated as the politician that backed the guy under investigation.Trump will shift from "no collusion", to "so what?" mode. The Republican Congress would probably then prefer to hold the threat of impeachment over his head to force him to agree to all of their demands, than experience the humiliation of removing him. I think the US is stuck with him no matter what. It's not like he would ever resign.
I think people on the right are going to start abandoning ship soon. Not his fans and base of course but other politicians that dont want to go down with him. 2018 elections coming up and who wants to be associated as the politician that backed the guy under investigation.
Im afraid so too.
wait... facebook messenger? couldnt find a more secure line than that?
wait... facebook messenger? couldnt find a more secure line than that?
But it's already amounting to something?
This is year one, and we've already got multiple indictments and the first guilty plea. People need to stop acting as if the fact that Trump wasn't impeached on January 21 means that he's untouchable.
It's so bizarre to live in a world where Trump's campaign manager gets indicted for Conspiracy against the United States and another campaign staffer literally admits to colluding with a hostile foreign government and people think it might lead to nothing.
How long till one of these guys takes a plea bargain and starts talking?
It's so bizarre to live in a world where Trump's campaign manager gets indicted for Conspiracy against the United States and another campaign staffer literally admits to colluding with a hostile foreign government and people think it might lead to nothing.
I'll say this, my life won't change one bit if the Trump administration goes down or not. I won't be hanging on every headline praying for the worst.
Praying for the worst means that Trump comes through this unscathed? If so, I'll be praying for the best.I'll say this, my life won't change one bit if the Trump administration goes down or not. I won't be hanging on every headline praying for the worst.
I'll say this, my life won't change one bit if the Trump administration goes down or not. I won't be hanging on every headline praying for the worst.
Praying for the worst means that Trump comes through this unscathed? If so, I'll be praying for the best.
The "worst" in my view would be that Trump conspired with Putin himself to "hack" the election.
I can only account for my own thoughts, but what goes through my head is that regardless of the outcome, we all still lose. There seems to be a lot of excitement at the prospect of some very bad news.
No one hacked anything. Best case scenario is Trump is removed from the White House as well as possible. He's more than just an embarrassment to the US, he's an embarrassment to human beings.The "worst" in my view would be that Trump conspired with Putin himself to "hack" the election.
I can only account for my own thoughts, but what goes through my head is that regardless of the outcome, we all still lose. There seems to be a lot of excitement at the prospect of some very bad news
Am I reading these documents right? He's admitted to speaking with the Russian government about getting dirt on Clinton during the campaign?
Isn't yhat the ballgame? Trump's campaign benefitted from treason, start the impeachment proceedings?
I'll say this, my life won't change one bit if the Trump administration goes down or not. I won't be hanging on every headline praying for the worst.
No one hacked anything. Best case scenario is Trump is removed from the White House as well as possible. He's more than just an embarrassment to the US, he's an embarrassment to human beings.
My personal feeling is that guilty of some wrong doing or not, his removal would do irreparable damage.
Of course not everyone agrees with that sentiment. That's kind of the point of sitting on a message forum like this discussing things. That's kind of the reality that he's president.Not everyone agrees with the sentiment. I get it, you're embaressed by Trump, and will cheer on every effort to have him removed. But is that what's best for the US? Maybe it is. But I'm not going to claim I have the definitive answer on that subject. My personal feeling is that guilty of some wrong doing or not, his removal would do irreparable damage.
You live a fortunate life compared to other Americans.I'll say this, my life won't change one bit if the Trump administration goes down or not. I won't be hanging on every headline praying for the worst.
It goes beyond whatever feelings of embarrassment. Donald's presidency is a complete shit show. What kind of irreparable damage would his removal cause?Not everyone agrees with the sentiment. I get it, you're embaressed by Trump, and will cheer on every effort to have him removed. But is that what's best for the US? Maybe it is. But I'm not going to claim I have the definitive answer on that subject. My personal feeling is that guilty of some wrong doing or not, his removal would do irreparable damage.
Not everyone agrees with the sentiment. I get it, you're embaressed by Trump, and will cheer on every effort to have him removed. But is that what's best for the US? Maybe it is. But I'm not going to claim I have the definitive answer on that subject. My personal feeling is that guilty of some wrong doing or not, his removal would do irreparable damage.
Not everyone agrees with the sentiment. I get it, you're embaressed by Trump, and will cheer on every effort to have him removed. But is that what's best for the US? Maybe it is. But I'm not going to claim I have the definitive answer on that subject. My personal feeling is that guilty of some wrong doing or not, his removal would do irreparable damage.
You live a fortunate life compared to other Americans.
It goes beyond whatever feelings of embarrassment. Donald's presidency is a complete shit show. What kind of irreparable damage would his removal cause?
Justice is more important than order. Always.Not everyone agrees with the sentiment. I get it, you're embaressed by Trump, and will cheer on every effort to have him removed. But is that what's best for the US? Maybe it is. But I'm not going to claim I have the definitive answer on that subject. My personal feeling is that guilty of some wrong doing or not, his removal would do irreparable damage.
Unfortunately, most of those will stay the same if Pence becomes president.Must be nice to live in a world where trump and his policies are not directly impacting you. Where his staying as President won't do as much damage as him being removed.
I'm sure the LGBT community, minorities, those who depend on Obamacare for healthcare, those who don't want to see us goto war with another country and one who has nukes, where the environment matters, etc. would love to be in your shoes to say they're not going to be worse if he stays on.
This is the only part of your statement I feel compelled to address. I'm hardly fortunate. I'm 29 years old and don't make enough money to pay the bills. I have no family to rely on, and have two children that depend on me. I did a lot of damage to my life in years past struggling with addiction. I blame no one for my hardships but myself. Tell me, who exactly am I more fortunate than? I guess Paul Manofort at the moment.
Edit: the heartburn this thread is causing me. I have to leave this thread. Genuinely sorry if I hurt anyone's sensibilities.
I'm worried Trump is going to have an early morning temper tantrum and nuke North Korea.I can only account for my own thoughts, but what goes through my head is that regardless of the outcome, we all still lose. There seems to be a lot of excitement at the prospect of some very bad news.
I don't understand the logic that the investigation is an expensive one and that it won't lead to consequences for Trump. It already did today. It must go on.
He's a guy incapable of consoling the grieving widow of a military member without it turning into LOOK AT ME scenario. If that doesn't embarrass everyone, they're too entrenched in their own partisanship to be of use anyway. And as I'm sure others have said, he's already doing irreparable harm. His removal would only improve things.Not everyone agrees with the sentiment. I get it, you're embaressed by Trump, and will cheer on every effort to have him removed. But is that what's best for the US? Maybe it is. But I'm not going to claim I have the definitive answer on that subject. My personal feeling is that guilty of some wrong doing or not, his removal would do irreparable damage.