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Donald Fires FBI Director who's investigating Russian Election Hacking

Like don't take a golf vacation?

Don't visit Mar-a-logo or whatever his dump is called?

#leadership

According to Trump, his dump is the White House:

http://thehill.com/homenews/adminis...t-8-people-heard-trump-call-the-white-house-a

"A golf journalist is standing by his report that President Trump called the White House a "dump" despite Trump's claim that it's "totally untrue."

Alan Shipnuck told Golf Magazine that eight or nine people heard Trump call the White House a dump.

Shipnuck published a report about Trump’s golfing hobby in Sports Illustrated this week, which included the revelation that Trump called the president’s house a “real dump” compared to his New Jersey country club."
 
So in the course of 48 hours:

Donnie is forced to sign Russian Sanctions
His own staff have to lie about communications to CHA
The Senate blocks Donnie from being able to make recess appointments
Mueller gets a CRIMINAL DC Grand Jury
Mueller said hops on the money trail in earnest
Donnie Announces 17 day vacation away from "the dump" that is the White house

What else did I miss?
 
Here's an encouraging word....

It's likely that Robert Mueller is putting together a much stronger obstruction of justice case against Donald Trump then most people realize...

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-poli...er-obstruction-case-stronger-trump-surrogates

"Shortly after the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller in May, acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe told several of the highest-ranking managers of the bureau they should consider themselves possible witnesses in any investigation into whether President Donald Trump engaged in obstruction of justice, according to two senior federal law enforcement officials....

.....“What you are going to have is the potential for a powerful obstruction case,” a senior law enforcement official said. “You are going to have the [former] FBI director testify, and then the acting director, the chief of staff to the FBI director, the FBI’s general counsel, and then others, one right after another. This has never been the word of Trump against what [James Comey] has had to say. This is more like the Federal Bureau of Investigation versus Donald Trump.”....

Among those who McCabe and other law enforcement officials have privately believed are potential witnesses are six of the highest-ranking officials of the agency: They include McCabe himself; Jim Rybicki, Comey’s chief of staff; James Baker, the general counsel of the FBI; David Bowdich, who as the FBI’s associate director is the agency’s third-highest official; and Carl Ghattas, the head of the FBI’s national security division and a legal adviser to McCabe. McCabe was deputy director of the FBI until May, when he became acting director after President Trump fired Comey.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and a third senior Justice Department official are believed by law enforcement officials to be crucial fact witnesses in the obstruction probe. Their testimony is likely to support Comey and harm Trump, according to investigators and outside experts."
 
The growing sense of urgency and bipartisanship in congress to protect Mueller and his investigation from Trump is very telling. I think there's a growing belief among even congressional republicans now that Donald most likely committed some pretty heinous acts and that trump will be desperate enough to fire Mueller during the August recess.

Of course, maybe they're just protecting themselves since trump firing Sessions to fire Mueller would put incredible pressure on them to do something to stand up to trump.

But I don't think this is the case. More and more republicans everyday are standing up and speaking out against the president. It's pretty incredible. Trump is unifying the two parties like nothing I've seen since the early aftermath of 9/11.
 
According to Trump, his dump is the White House:

http://thehill.com/homenews/adminis...t-8-people-heard-trump-call-the-white-house-a

"A golf journalist is standing by his report that President Trump called the White House a "dump" despite Trump's claim that it's "totally untrue."

Alan Shipnuck told Golf Magazine that eight or nine people heard Trump call the White House a dump.

Shipnuck published a report about Trump’s golfing hobby in Sports Illustrated this week, which included the revelation that Trump called the president’s house a “real dump” compared to his New Jersey country club."

Compared to some of his homes, I'm sure it is. Also, I heard on the news that it's closed for a few days for the installation of a new AC/heating system. Old houses needing perpetual ongoing fix-ups.

A lot of people in here should consider just buying it and flipping it, or something......
 
https://www.ksl.com/?sid=45279458&nid=148&title=utah-father-of-4-deported-for-11-year-old-misdemeanor

Ummm, so I guess the GOP can shut the **** up about the importance of families and 2 parent households now.

nah.

your link is sympathetic to the family, and it's the Dessie.... Mormon owned and managed. Ostensibly, according to the likes of Thriller, the virtual management of the GOP in Utah.

If your charge were valid, this story wouldn't have run at all, with maybe a story about a MS-13 drug dealer being deported in its place... who knows, maybe some cranked interviews with his "family" crying about it while loading their guns to prove who owns the street afterall.
 
While Utah's population and demographics would lead one to believe that in any given place there would be a good representation of conservatives it has been my experience that they prefer the echo chamber to an open debate.

Trump supporters even more than your average conservative due to Trump's direct appeal to conspiracy theorists and those that believe the "main stream media" is in whole controlled by some shadowy enterprise to provide "fake news" to shape our world view according to their fabricated reality.

What use would a Trump supporter have in engaging George Soros's paid propaganda agents on a basketball fan site?

Babe, you're implying that many, if not most, of the vehement anti-Trump discussion is directed top-down and paid for by liberal power brokers. It is beyond silly. You, yes YOU, need to pull you ****ing head out of the sand and face the reality that Trump pisses people off all by himself.

Let's see, he is anti-immigration, anti-immigrant. That is likely to piss people off. Even the white folks who many anti-immigrant white folks think their world view benefits. Many of us (white folks) have deep connections to immigrants in one way or another. Connections, relationships that are stronger and that matter to us more than our connection to being "white."

He mocks a disabled reporter. That's plain offensive to many many people. It also shows a low character and poor judgement.

He displays misogynistic attitudes in almost everything he does. Half the country is women, most of the other half have women in our lives we care about more than we care about political parties and Trump.

He does not seem to be running a competent White House. As someone elected on his ability to get things done and make good deals he is failing here the most. Even someone who supported him based on his assumed strengths in these areas has to be getting a little weary. For those of us who look upon his brand of bluster and bravado with keen suspicion, our assumptions as to his actual ability to do business are being further confirmed every day. He is a fake! I mean, one could simply look at 40 years of investment that substantially unperformed the market and have a good notion that he isn't actually a very smart business person.

His self contradiction is a major red flag. How can one trust a person who contradicts himself as much as Trump does? We don't need the media to lie about what Trump says and does. We just need to listen to him one day and then listen to him the next. It is mathematically impossible that he's telling the truth most of the time when he changes his story as often as he does. Many of us don't like dishonest people.

For those of us who take a good deal of pride in our country it is hard to support a person who is damaging our closest relationships with our nations allies and harder still to watch the U.S. become a laughingstock. The U.S. is in just about as bad of shape as I've seen in my lifetime. I feel FAR less secure from foreign threats since Trump has taken office. I hold that against Trump in a deep and personal way. I care about the people serving in our military and I think he is putting them at unnecessary risk due to his diplomatic incompetence.

Many of us have a connection, one way or another, to the LGBTQ community. When our LGBTQ friends and family are attacked, the way Trump is attacking them, we rally to their side. We will not stand by and watch our friends and family be bullied, insulted and made to be second-class citizens. People in the LGBTQ community are already at an elevated risk of being assaulted and killed. Having the President of the United States diminish their status further, emboldening their adversaries, is inexcusable.

For those in the environmental movement this administration is actively attempting to dismantle hard-fought protections and regulations. Trump is making no friends in the environmental community.

For minorities in the U.S. who face additional hurdles to success, Trump has begun trying to re-erect hurdles that it has taken generations of sacrifice to remove. Trump is no friend to minorities.

Many trump supporters cry stupid little snowflake tears about how unfair everyone is being to Trump. It's pretty ****ing simple. If you don't want to be attacked so much don't make so many enemies. It's too late for Trump. He thought he could appeal to low and middle class white people and that would be that. Well, many of us have connections outside of our "white bubble" and we are informed by those relationships. We see what Trump is doing to people and we don't like it.

I don't need to be paid to feel this way. I hate Trump for free.

So I'm reply going up the ladder, so to speak.

The "I hate Trump for free" disclaimer refers to my musing about whether or not some in here, you included, might be paid 'net-dominance" crusaders for George Soros or whatever. Trump says a man should love his work... think like a billionaire.... meaning absolute total dedication. Making it pay is the cherry on the Sundae.

nah, I just think it's bad business hating anyone. In my lifetime, it's always been my enemies that came around to help when I needed it. I have good enemies.

So far I've wondered if the various demographic groups the Dems mobilize to cry about how Trump treats them have a real basis for complaint. I don't know Trump, but it strikes me that his reasons for running anyone down are strictly personal, on the basis of some action against him, and nothing to do with demographic categories. He probably looks for friends in those groups he can showcase.... again, for his own purposes. I don't think he is hating anyone based on class, race, or even politics. He'd take anyone who wanted to help.

Well, anyway, I could go on. I don't see anything the way you do, well, except maybe guns.

If the media and the dems had given him the old-fashioned 100 days of honeymoon before piling on him, I'd have no case. If they looked for any slightest area for agreement and working together, I'd have no case.
 
So I'm reply going up the ladder, so to speak.

The "I hate Trump for free" disclaimer refers to my musing about whether or not some in here, you included, might be paid 'net-dominance" crusaders for George Soros or whatever. Trump says a man should love his work... think like a billionaire.... meaning absolute total dedication. Making it pay is the cherry on the Sundae.

nah, I just think it's bad business hating anyone. In my lifetime, it's always been my enemies that came around to help when I needed it. I have good enemies.

So far I've wondered if the various demographic groups the Dems mobilize to cry about how Trump treats them have a real basis for complaint. I don't know Trump, but it strikes me that his reasons for running anyone down are strictly personal, on the basis of some action against him, and nothing to do with demographic categories. He probably looks for friends in those groups he can showcase.... again, for his own purposes. I don't think he is hating anyone based on class, race, or even politics. He'd take anyone who wanted to help.

Well, anyway, I could go on. I don't see anything the way you do, well, except maybe guns.

If the media and the dems had given him the old-fashioned 100 days of honeymoon before piling on him, I'd have no case. If they looked for any slightest area for agreement and working together, I'd have no case.

All the groups I mention have valid reasons for fearing Trump. They all have valid reasons for resisting him. Trump is the one making enemies and then complaining about having too many enemies.
 
All the groups I mention have valid reasons for fearing Trump. They all have valid reasons for resisting him. Trump is the one making enemies and then complaining about having too many enemies.

The case is a distorted one so far as the media goes. If you believe CNN, and don't listen to Breitbart.

Nobody really hates the liberal client groups/minorities all that much. They're viewed, perhaps, as being exploited by the Left, and that's about as far as most people take the case.

Breitbart wins hands down when citing all the open-palmed gov actions helping the illegals while running stories of vets not being able to get help they earned.

Trump rhetorically plays his crowds, and is an idiot sometimes. But if a lot of folks were not basically feeling abused by their government's disproportionate actions he wouldn't get the crowd's applause and he'd just drop the schtick.
 
The case is a distorted one so far as the media goes. If you believe CNN, and don't listen to Breitbart.

Nobody really hates the liberal client groups/minorities all that much. They're viewed, perhaps, as being exploited by the Left, and that's about as far as most people take the case.

Breitbart wins hands down when citing all the open-palmed gov actions helping the illegals while running stories of vets not being able to get help they earned.

Trump rhetorically plays his crowds, and is an idiot sometimes. But if a lot of folks were not basically feeling abused by their government's disproportionate actions he wouldn't get the crowd's applause and he'd just drop the schtick.

At first I laughed. My co-workers were staring at me for a minute.

But then I figured you honestly believed it.

As of now though I just think you sold this account to a Russian bot.
 
This is obscene. Absolutely disgusting.

Bastiat said "The Law is an ***". This is what laws always do. It's my first reason to want limited government.

Some laws have limits, called "Statutes of Limitations". typically, the time you have to take legal action is limited.

We were not told by our FAIR and IMPARTIAL journalists at the Dessie much about the crime that the action was based on. Some gangbanger fight... with guns? drugs? I wonder, also, if some "Deep State" sort of thinkers don't deliberately do stuff like this to raise hell with the "new" policies. Lots of stuff I just don't know.

I refrain, sometimes, from reacting to "news" like this, on purpose. Somebody wants public reactions like yours. Again, this is the Dessie.

I had a friend once who worked for them. He said they do **** like this on purpose to run the news of the day the way they want. And that's the Dessie. Trib does it too.
 
At first I laughed. My co-workers were staring at me for a minute.

But then I figured you honestly believed it.

As of now though I just think you sold this account to a Russian bot.

I studied Russian lit, and speak a little Russian. My brother was a START representative for the US who learned Russian and spent some years going around looking at stuff over there. My neice was an LDS missionary in the Ukraine.

We do have vets who can't get an appointment at the VA, still. We do have homeless Americans who can't get the same care an illegal immigrant can get. I run into these people on the street.
 
I studied Russian lit, and speak a little Russian. My brother was a START representative for the US who learned Russian and spent some years going around looking at stuff over there. My neice was an LDS missionary in the Ukraine.

We do have vets who can't get an appointment at the VA, still. We do have homeless Americans who can't get the same care an illegal immigrant can get. I run into these people on the street.

So... confirmed. Got it.
 
Donnie, leaving it out there

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2017/politics/australia-mexico-transcripts/?utm_term=.2a5cd3a65fe8

Donnie said:
Because you and I are both at a point now where we are both saying we are not to pay for the wall. From a political standpoint, that is what we will say. We cannot say that anymore because if you are going to say that Mexico is not going to pay for the wall, then I do not want to meet with you guys anymore because I cannot live with that.

Our president threatening to take "his" ball and go home. Not because he doesn't get something, not because he's not getting a fair shake, not even because Mexico won't pay for the wall. Simply because he doesn't want Mexico to say they won't pay for the wall.
 
nah.

your link is sympathetic to the family, and it's the Dessie.... Mormon owned and managed. Ostensibly, according to the likes of Thriller, the virtual management of the GOP in Utah.

If your charge were valid, this story wouldn't have run at all, with maybe a story about a MS-13 drug dealer being deported in its place... who knows, maybe some cranked interviews with his "family" crying about it while loading their guns to prove who owns the street afterall.

Don't be simple. You can't deport a gang. You can combat their activities but deportation does not work. 1 It's a gang. They don't give a **** about the Border or your law that says they can't cross it. 2 Through mass deportation you actually invrease the ranks of the gang and their US connections. For every gang member you deport you are deporting many more young men that had no gang affiliation while living in the US. You are basically handing MS-13 a recruiting pool. This is exactly what happened after Clinton began mass deportations to El-Salvador in the nineties.

Mass deportation makes things worse not better.
 
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