Mueller Report Imminent

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volfanjustin said:
And if I were Trump I would point at whatever hack you all nominate and say look at that genderless person, do you think America is for double digit unemployment, sky high taxes, open borders, weak national security, free everything for everyone then by all means vote for this genderless candidate
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He wouldn't be as PC as the above.
 
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Orange_Crush said:
If there was a soft coup against a duly elected president and his administration, America needs to see the perpetrators hang. If not, ANY swamp activity needs to be exposed. When a two party system covers for each other out of self defense, all is lost.
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Orange_Crush said:
This from the guy that predicted Hillary's landslide victory and Trump's micro-administration before being booted from office in... how long was it you gave him, Luther?

Now that the Mueller block is over, the hounds have been released. What do you think will happen if the previous administration and major House and Senate Dems are shown to be, and having been, corrupt? The story line of a soft coup against Trump is building steam. Investigations into Hillary's email, and Obama's knowledge of them, are back on. This will get ugly. Indictments or no, this may cripple the Democratic party.

Whistle by the graveyard all you want, but hoping a Dem candidate gets up in a debate and plays the "If that's who you want to lad this country, by all means, vote for him..." card is hilarious with the way this looks to be playing out.

(And I didn't even mention the push for 16 year old voting ages, prison-molester-voter push, Green New Deal, general hatefulness and vitriol of the liberal party. Your "if that's what you want this country to be" wish may just blow up in your face. How many people do you think see Antifa trash and think, "That's not the country I want"?)
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It's time to find out.
 
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0nelilreb said:
And it doesn’t surprise me that you can’t see that the liberals are out of options . When Barr said no , it required the Dems to now put skin in the game , no more running around complaining the DOJ must do something . You have only 2 choices lefts . It’s a really simple concept . I had high hopes even you could understand it .
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I suppose I don't "understand it" because you're clearly attempting to foist a non sequitur as a viable substitute for an argument. Doubling down on logical fallacy's is not a gambit rational people generally employ and then defend so vehemently.

Barr misled Congress and the American people (aka lied), anything not pertaining to that fact as I've presented is irrelevant. This, no matter how many times you try to redirect to the false dichotomy you're desperately clinging to.

If you consider my pointing this out as 'whining', then good for you. But as I stated earlier, it's no surprise you would view the presentation of this absolute truth as something to distract from.
 
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luthervol said:
They can impeach. The senate would not do their part. Everyone is fully aware Trump will use it as a campaign tool.
I'm willing for the democratic candidate to stand on stage at the debate, point at Trump, and say "look at that man. If you think that is what America is, if that is what you want for another 4 years, then by all means vote for him. Personally, I know America is better than that, I am better than that".
If we vote for Trump again, so be it. At least we'll know that we are not better than that.
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Have you seen the economy numbers lately . You are betting on the same horse you lost the race with last time . You lost to an inexperienced businessman in 16 this time he is experienced and has a really good economy to back him up . Plus he’s going to wear the Dems out with socialism , fake news and the mueller report .
 
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To speak to @luthervol's point about what people want this country to be, I suspect the Marxist Gestapo SJW liberal heyday is coming to an end. I think the US majority was incredibly silent for a long time, and it made society look a certain way in public. I think they were silent because they were afraid of how they would be viewed in the "culture of attack" for anyone that didn't go along to get along with liberal ideals.

I also think culture was made toward that lean due to liberal judges that legislated from the bench.

Now, the courts have been remade. Trump has led the charge against political correctness. People have begun to lose their fear of SJW name-calling and attacks, and are becoming more prone to speak out against it.

I actually believe we are about to see a HUGE backlash against the thought police tactics that have become synonymous with liberal politics.

Combine that with what may be about to come out about the biggest Democrat politicians, this may be the biggest political ideological swing the nation has ever seen.
 
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Septic said:
I suppose I don't "understand it" because you're clearly attempting to foist a non sequitur as a viable substitute for an argument. Doubling down on logical fallacy's is not a gambit rational people generally employ and then defend so vehemently.

Barr misled Congress and the American people (aka lied), anything not pertaining to that fact as I've presented is irrelevant. This, no matter how many times you try to redirect to the false dichotomy you're desperately clinging to.

If you consider my pointing this out as 'whining', then good for you. But as I stated earlier, it's no surprise you would view the presentation of this absolute truth as something to distract from.
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Let me break it down for you in simpler terms since you seem to be the only one that doesn’t understand . Impeach or stop crying .
 
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0nelilreb said:
Have you seen the economy numbers lately . You are betting on the same horse you lost the race with last time . You lost to an inexperienced businessman in 16 this time he is experienced and has a really good economy to back him up . Plus he’s going to wear the Dems out with socialism , fake news and the mueller report .
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Of course he'll scream socialism, fake news, witch hunt.....that's what he does.
What same horse is that?
We conceded the 36%ers two years ago. Time to see what the middle 20% are thinking about Trump.
 
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luthervol said:
Of course he'll scream socialism, fake news, witch hunt.....that's what he does.
What same horse is that?
We conceded the 36%ers two years ago. Time to see what the middle 20% are thinking about Trump.
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You said the same things leading up to 2016 , during and then after you were shocked to the core . You still going with that same bet huh ?
 
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37L1 said:
What? He was confirmed by Congress as AG.

Barr was confirmed as Attorney General on February 14, 2019, by a 54–45 near party-line vote, with Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL), Joe Manchin (D-WV), and Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) as the three Democrats to vote Yea. Republicans Rand Paul (R-KY) voted No and Richard Burr (R-NC) did not vote. Later that day, Barr was sworn-in as the nation's 85th Attorney General by Chief Justice John Roberts in a ceremony at the White House.
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Oops. Somehow I completely missed on that ... had a lot of stuff going on back then. Thank you, for setting me straight.
 
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AM64 said:
The next move will be Barr's legitimacy - his "temporary" status because he wasn't coronated by congress. That will happen perhaps even before the "lying to congress" thing dies. Of course, it will be a cold day in hell when the Dims consent to Barr as AG ... they have proven to be no match for him.
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Oh that’s already happened. However coronation did occur by process. And mostly of course along party lines.
 
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37L1 said:
What? He was confirmed by Congress as AG.

Barr was confirmed as Attorney General on February 14, 2019, by a 54–45 near party-line vote, with Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL), Joe Manchin (D-WV), and Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) as the three Democrats to vote Yea. Republicans Rand Paul (R-KY) voted No and Richard Burr (R-NC) did not vote. Later that day, Barr was sworn-in as the nation's 85th Attorney General by Chief Justice John Roberts in a ceremony at the White House.
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You know I’ll state that Sinema has been a pleasant suprise for a Dim. While she dresses like a hooker (ok that’s pleasant too...) she actually seems to consider her position and vote according to what she thinks her constituents want. Crazy proposition I know but it seems to be working.
 
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0nelilreb said:
Let me break it down for you in simpler terms since you seem to be the only one that doesn’t understand . Impeach or stop crying .
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But as much as you may dislike the reality, those are not the only two options.
Trump will continue to be investigated. Barr will be scrutinized. Mueller will be questioned.
 
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