Trump To Use Executive Privilege?

[Cow Poke]

Sure has, he has colluded with a foriegn adversary in order to win election, given them classified info, sided with an adversarial dictator over his own nations intelligence agencies, Undermined the U.S Justice Dept., obstructed the investigation into his corrupt self, and his electoral campaign, cozied up to murderous dictators around the world while publicly demeaning U.S. allies, undermined the worlds attempt to deal with climate change, sewn further division in the country, signed into law a huge tax cut for the wealthy while doing all in his power to destroy health care for millions of americans, added to the swamp that is Washington D.C. rather than draining it, not to mention his continuous lying to the american people. What he wants is to be above the law, a dictator who wants to rule, not to govern, and the republican congress is complicit, because they want the same, a King, their King. Let's see if the rule of law, the constitution, democracy itself holds up, or if he, along with a complicit republican party, gets away with this slow moving coup!

And, there it happened again, folks. The manure spreader malfunctioned and threw the entire load all at once.

[Mountain Man]

Sure has, he has colluded with a foriegn adversary in order to win election, given them classified info, sided with an adversarial dictator over his own nations intelligence agencies, Undermined the U.S Justice Dept., obstructed the investigation into his corrupt self, and his electoral campaign, cozied up to murderous dictators around the world while publicly demeaning U.S. allies, undermined the worlds attempt to deal with climate change, sewn further division in the country, signed into law a huge tax cut for the wealthy while doing all in his power to destroy health care for millions of americans, added to the swamp that is Washington D.C. rather than draining it, not to mention his continuous lying to the american people. What he wants is to be above the law, a dictator who wants to rule, not to govern, and the republican congress is complicit, because they want the same, a King, their King. Let's see if the rule of law, the constitution, democracy itself holds up, or if he, along with a complicit republican party, gets away with this slow moving coup!

Did you know Trump recently chatted with Putin, and Putin was pleased with Mueller's conclusion that Russia did not conspire with the Trump campaign?



https://theconservativetreehouse.com...with-them-now/

[Cow Poke]

Did you know Trump recently chatted with Putin, and Putin was pleased with Mueller's conclusion that Russia did not conspire with the Trump campaign?

That is, quite obviously, Putin patting his lackey on the back, and looking forward to colluding with him again.

[seer]

That is, quite obviously, Putin patting his lackey on the back, and looking forward to colluding with him again.

I hope all this doesn't scare Putin off from helping in the next election...

[Mountain Man]

I hope all this doesn't scare Putin off from helping in the next election...

Of course not. They pulled it off last time without leaving behind a lick of evidence, and I'm sure they can do it again.

[rogue06]

Sure has, he has colluded with a foriegn adversary in order to win election...

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xxxx Collusion! Collusion!

[Tassman]

I hope all this doesn't scare Putin off from helping in the next election...

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ce/3538877002/

[rogue06]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ce/3538877002/

The operation itself was an utter failure until the MSM and left (being redundant here) responded in a manner that made it successful beyond their wildest dreams.

[Mountain Man]

The operation itself was an utter failure until the MSM and left (being redundant here) responded in a manner that made it successful beyond their wildest dreams.

Yep. Nobody would have ever known that Russia spent a few thousand dollars on an ineffective social media campaign until the Democrats and their media allies went far out of their way to use it to undermine a duly elected president. They've done Putin's work for him.

[JimL]

Did you know Trump recently chatted with Putin, and Putin was pleased with Mueller's conclusion that Russia did not conspire with the Trump campaign?



https://theconservativetreehouse.com...with-them-now/

Yes, I know that Trump chatted with his co-conspirator, and that they laughed at how easily conned some 30% of the american people are. They are not at all pleased with the Mueller report, they are pleased with how it's been spun, and hidden from the american people so far by Trump and his personal defense lawyer, atty Gen. Barr. Muellers conclusion is that he has no power to indict and that Congress had best examine the evidence as detailed in his report and decide how to go forward.

[Tassman]

The operation itself was an utter failure until the MSM and left (being redundant here) responded in a manner that made it successful beyond their wildest dreams.

[Cow Poke]

Yes, I know that Trump chatted with his co-conspirator, and that they laughed at how easily conned some 30% of the american people are. They are not at all pleased with the Mueller report, they are pleased with how it's been spun, and hidden from the american people so far by Trump and his personal defense lawyer, atty Gen. Barr. Muellers conclusion is that he has no power to indict and that Congress had best examine the evidence as detailed in his report and decide how to go forward.

It appears one of the biggest accomplishments Putin has to date is keeping the loony left in an absolute tin foil tizzy.

[Mountain Man]

Indictments don't mean a thing, only what can be proven in court - every person found "not guilty" by a court was indicted at some point - and when Mueller's "Russian trolls" sent lawyers to contest the indictments, Mueller swallowed hard and had to tell the judge that he didn't actually have any evidence. Some analysts suspect those indictments were just for show, and that Mueller never expected them to go to trial.

[Cow Poke]

Indictments don't mean a thing, only what can be proven in court - every person found "not guilty" by a court was indicted at some point - and when Mueller's "Russian trolls" sent lawyers to contest the indictments, Mueller swallowed hard and had to tell the judge that he didn't actually have any evidence. Some analysts suspect those indictments were just for show, and that Mueller never expected them to go to trial.

That's not terribly unusual. I was actually 'indicted' for a crime once, and when I asked the judge to set a trial date, the prosecutor was astonished. It was simply intimidation, and they never expected me to stand up to their aggression. After a prolonged shell game, my case was granted a "permanent continuance", which simply doesn't exist in Texas law. They knew they could not win, but didn't want to have to admit that in court.

[JimL]

It appears one of the biggest accomplishments Putin has to date is keeping the loony left in an absolute tin foil tizzy.

No, actually the biggest accomplishment of Putin and his campaign against the U.S. was in getting the loony right to elect Trump, his fellow dictator wannabe. Good job CP!