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@Public-Choice
The same thing is true about Sussman. He was acquitted of lying to the FBI.
Gee, Flynn, Manafort and Stone were all convicted of lying and you take that to mean there was no corruption. Then they were pardoned by the guy they were trying to protect with their lying. All perfectly fine for Republicans and their stupid, stupid voters.
Manafort also admitted lying to investigators and under oath before a grand jury about his contact with a Russian associate during the 2016 campaign.
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@Public-Choice
I'd be interested in seeing how you think one proves the other when he hasn't even finished his report yet.
He’s done you dummy. He’s done. He’s gonna retire, with his reputation shattered.
Oooh an innocuous altering of an email - the crime of the century just as Trump said. Lol you dummy
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@Public-Choice
The report isn't even out and you believe some op-ed?
The article is from the Post’s editorial board. They made the point that after 3 1/2 years John Durham took two cases to trial and lost both of them in short order. The FBI was NOT politically motivated in investigating Trump’s connections to Russia during the 2016 election. As you know, it is illegal and a National security concern to have any candidate seek or even accept help from any foreign source, either a government source or private source. Many of Trump’s campaign staff had contact with Russians during the campaign. Trump fired James Comey when he wouldn’t give Flynn a free pass on his Russian contacts. Paul Manafort gave campaign polling data to a known Russian intelligence operative. There was the welcoming of Russian help indicated in the Trump Tower meeting. There was the Wiki Leaks coordination with Roger Stone. There were intercepted Russian conversations saying Trump was requesting back channel communications with the Kremlin before he was inaugurated. All this certainly warranted an investigation.
But you dummies are like it’s all perfectly normal.
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“Fox News — a sanctuary for conservatives where few unpleasant facts intrude and political misinformation has spread — looms large in a case that threatens Fox’s business, and possibly Ms. Scott herself. She has emerged as one of the central figures in the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox by Dominion Voting Systems”…
“Ms. Scott’s Fox News — a sanctuary for conservatives where few unpleasant facts intrude and political misinformation has spread — also looms large in a case that threatens Fox’s business, and possibly Ms. Scott herself. She has emerged as one of the central figures in the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox by Dominion Voting Systems, in which the voting company accuses Fox executives of juicing ratings and profits by repeatedly airing false information about Dominion machines siphoning votes away from former President Donald J. Trump”
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@TWS1405
Bullshit. Trump’s 4 years in office was an abortion.
A few? Millions voted for Trump and he is right in the middle of this abortion hypocrisy.
Miller was a senior advisor to Trump. Trump supporters are also hypocrites for not objecting to his prominent position in the Administration.
Walker will still get the votes of thousands of Georgia Republicans. That shows they are hypocrites.
MAGA means Make Americans Get Abortions, when it involves a Republican politician.
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@TWS1405
As Candace Owens demonstrates in her new documentary, Chauvin should have been acquitted.
Candace Owens is like those Jews who worked for the Nazis in the concentration camps.
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@n8nrgmi
the main reason i say that, is because the police man's supporters say floyd was gonna die anyway as he was doped up.
That’s not only stupid but it’s a lie.
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Another result of this harebrained investigation, the FBI has now lost a credible intelligence source in Yurievich Danchenko, a Russian citizen who had provided useful information from his contacts in Russia. He was basically blown up for politics.
“Two F.B.I. agents have testified that Igor Danchenko, who became a paid confidential source, had provided the bureau with valuable information“
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@ILikePie5
for questions the election results
You might want to work on your grammar first dum dum.
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JoJo Bozo! Do you still live with your mother?
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I think 87,0000 new Federal agents in a Republican spending bill should do the trick.
What are you talking about JoJo Bozo?
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You dummies
It’s - don’t have babies if your poor. It’s called family planning. Use contraception. If contraception fails, get an abortion as early as possible.
Or, in the case of Herschel Walker, even if you have money, get an abortion anyway.
Also, when Trump’s senior advisor Jason Miller got his mistress pregnant, (she also worked for the Trump campaign), they fired her when she refused to get an abortion. He even tried to slip an abortion pill into her drink. That’s Republican hypocrisy at its finest.
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Can't wait for the Republicans to install a new FBI after November.
That’s because you’re a moron.
And because you’re a moron you don’t know only the President can “install a new FBI”
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The FBI does not look faultless. Most notably, the agency’s treatment of 2016 Trump adviser Carter Page was scandalous: The FBI provided false information and withheld material detrimental to its case in multiple court applications to surveil the aide.
Even this part is dubious. Carter Page had been surveilled by the FBI and a subject of the FISA Court long before Donald Trump was ever a candidate. So it was not a stretch to authorize surveillance on him again after he ceased being an advisor to the Trump campaign.
That’s because Page did business in Russia and had contact with several known Russian government operatives.
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“Since then, $5.8 million in taxpayer money has fueled a fruitless search for evidence of a hoax or witch hunt that did not exist. Two indictments, both flimsy, have ended in not-guilty verdicts. What has emerged more or less matches what Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz already revealed in his own 2019 report: There remains no reason to believe that the FBI’s 2016 probe was improperly predicated”
“The evidence stubbornly shows that the FBI’s inquiry wasn’t politically motivated, even after Mr. Durham spent so much money and so many months trying to show otherwise”.
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So terrible, Congress mandated term limits so there would be no repeat disaster. But he died, and the economy recovered soon after.
That doesn’t change the fact that Americans elected him 4 times. So I guess he was popular unlike one-term Trump.
The economy recovered during FDR’s time. The war resulted in massive government spending. Unemployment was low and business was booming when he died.
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The Cato institute is almost as bad as using YouTube podcasts for your news source.
“The Cato Institute is a think tank founded by Charles Koch, It is libertarian in its political philosophy, and advocates a limited role for government in domestic and foreign affairs as well as a strong protection of civil liberties. This includes support for lowering or abolishing most taxes, opposition to the Federal Reserve system and the Affordable Care Act, the privatization of numerous government agencies and programs including Social Security and the United States Postal Service, demilitarization of the police, and adhering to a non-interventionist foreign policy”
Saying the US meddled in Ukraine is a stretch. We let them know who we favored as a replacement for their corrupt leader who’s election was questionable at best. Thinking he was legitimately elected is like saying Putin was legitimately elected.
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“Despite his leadership defects and character flaws, Yanukovych had been duly elected in balloting that international observers considered reasonably free and fair—about the best standard one can hope for outside the mature Western democracies. A decent respect for democratic institutions and procedures meant that he ought to be able to serve out his lawful term as president, which would end in 2016”
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Only morons get their news from podcasts you moron.
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@Public-Choice
Or have I made my point?
I don’t think you have made a valid point in your life. You and your stupid IQ score.
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@Public-Choice
Also, I'll assume the Roosevelt you want is FDR, the man who literally imprisoned Japanese Americans and Italian Americans and had the same nazi-style crackdown on "dissenters" that Hitler had in Germany.
Oh ya FDR was terrible. That’s why he was elected 4 times. Trump? Just once, a loser for losers.
The Japanese internment was obviously a gross miscarriage of justice… that was upheld by the Supreme Court and had very little opposition from white America. What did your grandparents do about this miscarriage of justice? Anything? I didn’t think so. And Republicans would be the sort to not learn from that mistake and do it again in the future. Because they are dummies. Case in point - the way Trump tried to discourage immigrants and asylum seekers by separating children from their parents at the border. A crime worse than the internment camps.
Crackdown on dissenters? What nonsense are you talking about now? Now I remember a Nazi-style crackdown in DC just a couple years ago by Trump so he could hold a Bible upside down in front of a church. Do you recall that?
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@Public-Choice
The polio vaccine, including the one the you referred to happened way before 1955.
That is nothing remotely close to your argument that the Nazis had no welfare department.
The Nazis were not in support of welfare, which was your claim. They later decided it was politically untenable to not have any welfare (for certain people) and they discovered they could use welfare as a weapon by denying it to undesirables.
But it’s good that you are reading and from a credible source even. This is real progress for a Republican. I’m glad and give myself credit for steering you away from the rabbit holes.
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@ILikePie5
The third stimulus bill was not needed dumbass. I will see you on Election Day Mr. Troll
Oh I see, Trump’s 8 trillion in deficit spending was just right. It was only Baden’s spending that caused inflation. Got it. If you try to vote multiple times you will be arrested loser.
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@ILikePie5
See ya on Election Day
The only way Republicans win is if it’s rigged. That’s the only way. Republicans cheat.
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@Public-Choice
Then why do you say such stupid things and support fat Trump the racist?
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@ILikePie5
You literally lack zero knowledge about the budgeting process lol. There’s a reason why social security and other entitlements are set to become I solvent. I don’t have to say anything cause Joe and Obama never raised taxes on the rich like they said they would.
Again your response has nothing to do with Trump’s 2 trillion dollar deficit . On top of that your grammar is I trocious.
Your comment about Obama and Biden is wrong. Obama repealed some of the Bush tax cuts for millionaires. Biden raised taxes on the wealthy in the IRA.
You are a dummy. Lol
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@ILikePie5
So let me get this straight, you oppose PPP?
Where did I say I oppose the bailout? The bailout was necessitated when Trump botched the response to Covid.
I’m a supporter of Federal action like the way Roosevelt initiated a strong response to the depression. What I oppose is hypocrite Republicans who call bailouts by Obama socialism, but love them when they come from Trump.
How elitist do you have to be to not appreciate a tax cut when you see one. But oh wait let’s look at Joe. What happened to raising taxes on the rich like Dems have promised for decades.
A $100 tax cut for the poor and a million for millionaires is not a tax cut I would support. Only dummies would - and millionaires. And even with zero support from Republicans, Biden got some tax increases on the rich under the Inflation Reduction Act. Why don’t you know this? It just happened in August.
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@Public-Choice
And I'm a Trump Supporter
Then you are either a dummy or a racist. Which is it?
Do you like Trump’s lies, subversion, racism, incompetence or ignorance?
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@Public-Choice
I'm waiting to see how any of the qualities you've listed have any hearing on a person's Intelligence Quotient.
Any hearing? Really?
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Reagan - Deregulation leads to the S&L crisis. Largest bailout to date at the time. A recession that resulted in over 10% unemployment. Record deficits, he triples the National Debt by cutting taxes for the rich.
HW Bush - A big recession and NAFTA is created which cost millions of American jobs in the coming years.
GW Bush - Deregulation and a lack of new regulation leads to the Great Bush recession and the largest bailout in history. We get over 10% unemployment again. He doubles the National debt from 5.5 to 11 trillion.
Trump - A trillion dollar deficit due to tax cuts for the rich is followed by a poor response to Covid and 16% unemployment. Another massive and even bigger bailout leads to a fiscal year with a 2 trillion dollar deficit. A record 8 trillion will be added to the debt in just his 4 years.
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@ILikePie5
Bailout? PPP wasn’t a bailout. And even if it was, every Democrat voted for it to the best of my knowledge.
How is PPP not a bailout? It’s giving businesses money to keep from going bankrupt. That accounted for about 2 trillion of the 5 trillion spent for Covid relief bills in 2020. Trump also did tax breaks for businesses even if they laid off workers. Half a trillion went to the Federal Reserve to lend to corporations at near zero interest rates. The 600 billion went to the unemployed. 250 billion went to aid state and local governments to pay their employees.
“Stimulus bills approved by Congress beginning in 2020 unleashed the largest flood of federal money into the United States economy in recorded history. Roughly $5 trillion went to households, mom-and-pop shops, restaurants, airlines, hospitals, local governments, schools and other institutions around the country grappling with the blow inflicted by Covid-19”
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@ILikePie5
False. Around 70-80% of Americans experienced a tax deduction because of the TCJA. Most of the deficit is boosted by non-discretionary spending like social security which we both agree cannot be cut.
This is such a stupid statement. 80% of Americans got a tax cut? And how much did that amount to in total dollars for the working class? So ordinary Americans each get $100, amounting to a fraction of what the wealthy got.
The budget deficits during the Trump years did not swell to 2 trillion a year because of non-discretionary spending you dipshit. It swelled due to the tax cuts, which in terms of dollars went mainly to millionaires and billionaires. Would you rather get the 10% tax cut of a guy making 50K or a a 5% tax cut of a guy making millions. Trump had a trillion dollar deficit BEFORE anyone even heard the word COVID.
“As draft language of the bill made its way through Congress, lawmakers friendly to billionaires and their lobbyists were able to nip and tuck and stretch the bill to accommodate a variety of special groups. The flurry of midnight deals and last-minute insertions of language resulted in a vast redistribution of wealth into the pockets of a select set of families, siphoning away billions in tax revenue from the nation’s coffers. This story is based on lobbying and campaign finance disclosures, Treasury Department emails and calendars obtained through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, and confidential tax records”
And if giving people money causes inflation, and Trump gave everyone all this money as you claim, then Trump is responsible for the inflation that followed.
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@ILikePie5
I support fiscal responsibility, as I always have. It’s one of the areas I disagree with Trump on
Isn’t that convenient? You rail against tax and spend Democrats but Trump blew up the deficit more than any other President. The reality is the Republicans are the most irresponsible when it comes to the budget. Yet some how Republicans only complain about Democrats on the issue of the budget.
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@ILikePie5
Please try. Give the GOP another talking point lol. Fact is that voters care more about inflation and crime than J6. Womp womp
Republicans cheat. You guys have said cheating requires a strong response or you’re “not going to have a country”
Is that black crime? Remember, Jeff Sessions said there are two kinds of crime, regular and black. We would never have inflation during a Republican administration because the economy is always in crisis when they are in charge.
Reagan - Deregulation leads to the S&L crisis. Largest bailout to date at the time. A recession that resulted in over 10% unemployment. Record deficits, he triples the National Debt by cutting taxes for the rich.
HW Bush - A big recession and NAFTA is created which cost millions of American jobs in the coming years.
GW Bush - Deregulation and a lack of new regulation leads to the Great Bush recession and the largest bailout in history. We get over 10% unemployment again. He doubles the National debt from 5.5 to 11 trillion.
Trump - A trillion dollar deficit due to tax cuts for the rich is followed by a poor response to Covid and 16% unemployment. Another massive bailout (that’s 3 out of 4 for these Republicans) leads to a 2 trillion dollar deficit. A record 8 trillion will be added to the debt in just 4 years.
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@Mharman
The Mueller Report has since been revealed to be an effort to ruin the Trump campaign and his presidency.
That is also a lie.
When Trump asked Comey for loyalty and to let Michael Flynn go after he lied to the FBI about his conversations with Russians, Comey rebuffed Trump. So Trump fired Comey saying it was because he screwed over Hilary. It’s not normal to fire the Director of the FBI before his term is up without cause. Then Trump wanted to fire Christopher Ray too but people around him said that would be political suicide.
Trump is a subversive. Tearing down norms and institutions.
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@Mharman
If you are referring to the Russiagate hoax, then that has long been debunked.
No it was not debunked. The Mueller report, the intelligence agencies, all agree Russia meddled in the election to help Trump. Trump welcomed their help. People like Roger Stone and Paul Manafort were working with the Russians. Trump pardon these guys in return for their silence. The meeting in Trump Tower with Russians was part of the process of Trump looking for help from a foreign power.
Russia definitely hacked emails and passed them on to Wikileaks to help Trump get elected and undermine US elections.
Russia funneled foreign money into our election including money to the NRA.
“A spokesman for the NRA and its lobbying arm, the Institute for Legislative Action, which together contributed $30 million to Trump’s presidential campaign, declined to comment on the FEC’s probe”
Eventually, Republicans on the FEC BOARD blocked the investigation. Trump was NOT exoneraged.
“It’s inexcusable that Republican commissioners would block an investigation into whether Russian money was funneled through the National Rifle Association to help President Trump,” Wyden continued, according to Newsweek. “The blatant partisanship is appalling, undermines our democracy and leaves us vulnerable to continued interference in 2020.”
Not debunked
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@ILikePie5
Cause everyone wrote them off, and to an extent are still writing them off
If those morons win it will be because they cheated. Republicans can only win if they cheat. If they win the people will have to storm the Arizona state house.
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So how does it feel to know the Dems blew their last 2 years in power to fix anything?
Hey JoJo dummy
You’ll notice we are not wearing masks anymore. Unemployment is at a record low. The deficit is back to a normal size again. America is becoming a player in microchips, we are no longer wasting our lives and money in Afghanistan, 2021 had record GDP growth way beyond anything we saw under Trump, insulin capped at $35/mo for seniors on Medicare. Also, Medicare will be able to negotiate drug prices, and out of pocket costs for seniors capped at $2000/year. Veterans got support for toxic exposure.
Ya, nothing.
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@ILikePie5
I identify as a deplorable sir
Yes you do. Trump made racism popular again.
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@Intelligence_06
Said someone who said this after I have well stated my view. If you think I am wrong, do better, don’t just call me an idiot. Show us how I am wrong.Otherwise, your behavior make you look more like an idiot possibly every time you restate it.
what can I say. You said the Capitol building can’t be burned. It has been burned. It can be burned again. Leaving the outer stone shell doesn’t mean the Capitol building wasn’t burned. You well stated your view? You think?
Here you go genius. Your wrong. You should have learned this in the fifth grade. This is from the website Senate.gov.
Burning of Washington, 1814
[U.S. Capitol after burning by the British]
On August 24, 1814, as the War of 1812 raged on, invading British troops marched into Washington and set fire to the U.S. Capitol, the President's Mansion, and other local landmarks. The ensuing fire reduced all but one of the capital city's major public buildings to smoking rubble, and only a torrential rainstorm saved the Capitol from complete destruction. The blaze particularly devastated the Capitol's Senate wing, the oldest part of the building, which was honeycombed with vulnerable wooden floors and housed the valuable but combustible collection of books and manuscripts of the Library of Congress, then located in the Capitol building. Heat from the intense fire reduced the Senate chamber's marble columns to lime, leaving the room, in one description, "a most magnificent ruin." Quickly, President James Madison arranged for Congress to meet temporarily at Blodgett's Hotel when it returned to session in September, and the business of Congress continued uninterrupted. The following year, the Senate moved to the Brick Capitol, a large red-brick structure built to accommodate Congress temporarily. Not until 1819, after a major reconstruction project, did the Senate again meet in the historic Old Senate Chamber in the U.S. Capitol
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@Public-Choice
Like most liberals you have once again proven to have no idea what you're talking about.
No, Trump supporters, including yourself, are stupid. We see it every day. Have you ever watched an interview of a Trump supporter at one of the Trump rallies? All dummies. They are usually fat. They wear ball caps and usually have a southern accent. They are typically bearded, their preferred mode of transportation is a pickup truck, the bigger the better. These are stupid, stupid people.
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@Public-Choice
I also took multiple other IQ tests online about a month ago and scored between 120-165. So I am definitely not stupid by any means.
Is that what your mother tells you?
Believe me, I haven’t seen anything on this site that would indicate anything other than you being a moron.
The sources you use are for morons. (Handed) When you do use a reputable source like Wikipedia you distort or misunderstand the information presented.
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@Public-Choice
Further, on the UV light comment, that is actually a commonly-practiced method of sanitation for surfaces, water, and air. The concentrated UV light has been shown in multiple studies to kill harmful germs, viruses, and bacteria.
Ya, and Trump the dummy thinks we could use UV light to fight the Covid virus IN THE BODY. Since you’re a dummy too, you probably thought this was a great idea by Trump.
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@Public-Choice
No. Because that wasn't what Trump was talking about and also because I am not stupid…
Two more lies
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@Public-Choice
I’m saying all Nazis are Trump supporters
This is an alternative fact that has never been backed up by any sort of survey, poll, or other statistically sound sampling of the Nazi community. In fact, many Nazis saw Trump as a "goyim" or an outright Jewish person and did not support him at all. Just look at this list of articles that Yandex pulled from neo-nazi and white supremacy sites on Trump:
I’ll believe the report from the Southern Poverty Law Center which has been tracking hate groups for decades. You believe your Russian misinformation site.
President Donald Trump blamed “many sides” for alt-right violence in Charlottesville, and the SPLC report says Trump’s presidency has emboldened white supremacists. “They believed they finally had a sympathizer in the White House and an administration that would enact policies to match their anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and racist ideas,” the report stated.
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@Public-Choice
The funny thing about this is both the FBI and the Inspector General never found any, despite turning his life upside down.
You don’t need the FBI to see Trump’s subversive conduct. He did it on TV almost every day.
The perfect phone call to Zelensky
The speech before the Capitol was ransacked
Russia, if you are listening…
TV Interviews where he said he was thinking about Russia when he fired Comey and if he got information from a foreign power about an election he would use it.
Remember all the stupid subversive things he said?
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@Intelligence_06
Only what is “IN” the capitol is burned. Not the capitol itself. Assasinating a senator in the capitol is not the same thing as dealing damage to the capitol itself
Don’t be an idiot.
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His administration does.
No it doesn’t. No administration does dum-dum.
print and spend policies.
Are you referring to Trump? The guy who had trillion dollar deficits and added 8 trillion to the National Debt in just 4 years.
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@Public-Choice
Fun history fact, did you know the first polio vaccine was made wrong and 200,000 children took a defective vaccine?
If this was true, which I doubt, the fact you would call this a “fun history fact” shows what a moron you are.
Did you know that vaccines weren’t regulated by the federal government when this happened?
“The Cutter incident had an ambivalent legacy. On the one hand, it led to the effective federal regulation of vaccines, which today enjoy a record of safety `unmatched by any other medical product'. On the other hand, the court ruling that Cutter was liable to pay compensation to those damaged by its polio vaccine—even though it was not found to be negligent in its production—opened the floodgates to a wave of litigation. As a result, `vaccines were among the first medical products almost eliminated by lawsuits'. Indeed, the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program was introduced in 1986 to protect vaccine manufacturers from litigation on a scale that threatened the continuing production of vaccines. Still, many companies have opted out of this low-profit, high-risk field, leaving only a handful of firms to meet a growing demand (resulting in recent shortages of flu and other vaccines).“
Your comment about the Cutter incident makes Republicans look bad. They are all about deregulation and no new regulation. And without the federal government’s involvement in producing vaccines, the drug industry would not risk producing necessary vaccines. Ah Republicans, rife with ignorance.
You are so stupid you can’t understand the things you are reading.
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@Public-Choice
However, mRNA vaccines are neither safe nor effective. The person who invented them blatantly stated this. And even some standard vaccines are neither because of the chemicals and heavy metals put into them. There's at least 30 studies on vaccines that show certain types of vaccines are associated with Autism?
Unbelievable. You continue to validate my preconceived bias about you.
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