Trump: acquitted

[Immanuel Can]

And then there's the question of whether you upstanding moralists would finally turn on him if he tried to use executive privilige to shield his children from prosecution in such a case.

You forget; I'm not a Trumpian. I'm just an amused bystander. And from an impartial perspective, the convulsions of the Democrats are just amazing theatre. It's like watching a car accident in slow motion.

[henry quirk]

He will win the election again, while in office next term, USA's economy will suffer greatly and eventually go bankrupt.

Why?

[henry quirk]

And then there's the question of whether you upstanding moralists would finally turn on him if he tried to use executive privilige to shield his children from prosecution in such a case.

You forget; I'm not a Trumpian. I'm just an amused bystander. And from an impartial perspective, the convulsions of the Democrats are just amazing theatre. It's like watching a car accident in slow motion.

Doesn't matter. You're an upstanding moralist (not a good thing in Flash's book, synonymous with crapsack).

He's the superior creature, chockablock with moral authority.

[Immanuel Can]

Doesn't matter. You're an upstanding moralist (not a good thing in Flash's book, synonymous with crapsack).

Hey, at least I'm a happy crapsack.

[HexHammer]

He will win the election again, while in office next term, USA's economy will suffer greatly and eventually go bankrupt.

Why?

He's MUCH more intelligent than the rest of the candidates, he knows how to promote himself, politicians are only used to make half assed deals and doesn't know shit about good PR, promotions, manipulations, why they have spin doctors, advisors etc etc for very simple things that Trump already knows, which is why he can easily beat them.

The trade deficit has become greater and USA need trade partners and black markets to trade in dollars, else their currency will inflate. So USA is extremely frail and they have lost much good will around the world and soon they will face backlash.

[vegetariantaxidermy]

I'm glad Henry, so now you can vote for Bernie at the next election.

[Arising_uk]

Why?

It's in his Bible.

[Arising_uk]

I'd still like an example of shit all over the faces of his supporters and they just gobble it up..

I just gave you a few hundred?

[henry quirk]

"The trade deficit has become greater and USA need trade partners and black markets to trade in dollars, else their currency will inflate. So USA is extremely frail and they have lost much good will around the world and soon they will face backlash."

I think we'll see some turnaround in the next four years. Despite resistance, trade imbalances are gettin' rejiggered and rebalanced and good will -- a subjective, dicey, thing -- will return because of it.

Generally, the more consistent we become in our policies, the more consistent they'll be in theirs.

[henry quirk]

I'm glad Henry, so now you can vote for Bernie at the next election.

Why would I do that?

[henry quirk]

I'd still like an example of shit all over the faces of his supporters and they just gobble it up..

I just gave you a few hundred?

No, you gave a whole buncha out of context quotes.

I know for a fact most or all are out of context cuz I heard Trump makin' some of those comments on *C-SPAN, and -- in context -- none of them are lies. Politifact dis-embeds quotes, deprives them of proper context, solely to discredit, and therefore has no credibility.

Try again.









*raw, unedited, news feeds...no commentary, nuthin' out of context...no commercials...no talkin' heads...just events as they happen or happened

[vegetariantaxidermy]

I'm glad Henry, so now you can vote for Bernie at the next election.

Why would I do that?

Because he's a decent person, intelligent, and he doesn't talk as if he's just had a massive stroke.

[Sculptor]

MORON

[Sculptor]

Trump is as guilty as hell.

What happened with his acquittal demonstrates the failure of US democracy.
When a matter of law is mediated by a political vote this abuses the most fundamental principle of modern democratic governance.
The president is now above the law. This is exactly the characteristic failure of governance that the US revolution was designed to avoid. When the King can act regardless of law, then we have a problem.

As bad as it is the UK last year demonstrated how things should be done. When BOJO prorogued parliament, his government had to face a legal process that found the government in breach of the law; Parliament was re-instated.
Trump's crime is on a massively greater scale. Not only was his actions in the Ukraine specifically designed to subvert free and fair elections, but he also failed to co-operate with the legal process by failing to provide information.

[henry quirk]

I'm glad Henry, so now you can vote for Bernie at the next election.

Why would I do that?

Because he's a decent person, intelligent, and he doesn't talk as if he's just had a massive stroke.

He's a commie even the Dems in power don't want.

I'll pass.