gcthomas
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I would have to say, you have now entered the "Land of Irony." Democrats are all for "Party over substance."
I think you should look up what 'irony' means.
I would have to say, you have now entered the "Land of Irony." Democrats are all for "Party over substance."
I think you should look up what 'irony' means.
I know what it means, obviously. Do you?
I take it you're a bit of a skeptic of the Bible?
I'm asking everyone to stay on topic from this point on. If you're here to Troll, make nasty comments or call names maliciously, please don't bother. Let's have a reasonable discussion, okay? Please don't be disruptive.
Topic: Blame game.
Why is Trump incapable of accepting responsibility for his own failings? Example ... health care, infrastructure, tax reform.
No legislative accomplishments.
Failure to bring the country together and has actually made the divisions much worse.
Lowered our reputation with the rest of the world. Those who approve: Putin and his diminishing base (which includes the alt-right/neo-nazi groups).
Some "Stooge" was on CNN and predicted that our President will resign very soon. This "Bozo" is comparing Trump's resignation, to the last days of Richard M. Nixon. Well, I've heard Trump being compared to Satan, Hitler, a racist, a woman hater, a xenophobe, anti-gay, etc, etc, etc, now he's being compared to Nixon. What other names will he be called before his second term is over?
The problem is, no one can conclusively accuse him/impeach him of "Crimes and Misdemeanors." Mueller may or may not be seriously investigating Trump at this time. Even if Mueller does investigate the President, it doesn't "Guarantee" he'll find anything, not for lack of finding something on his end.
It's interesting that Nixon was eventually caught doing something wrong before he was forced to resign. On the other hand, the Democrats are actively searching for something to "Pin on Trump." That seems a bit awkward and diabolical, huh?
You should know that impeachment is not based on legal standards but on political expediency. Currently the public are 50%:40% against impeachment, but that 40% is twice as high as the figure for Nixon. I don't think Trump can be impeached, especially before the mid-terms, but depending on the investigations he might resign anyway, especially of he could negotiate immunity. He is so lax with the constitutional requirements on foreign payments, that one doors winner what he had managed to keep secret up to now.
The President is being "Obstructed" at every turn he makes, by the Left-wing liberal Democrats and a few Republican Obstructionists.
Trump tries to do something and these two factions do their best to BLOCK him. That BLAME is not on him. Anybody who says it is, is under a Delusion of massive proportions.
If I were the President I wouldn't have felt the need to explain the Virginia riot over and over again. I realize, Trump was hassled by the "Far left-wing" to do so, however, I believe he was being "Played by them."
As he should be. Tit for tat. Just like Obama. The difference is ... Trump is not competent and so mentally impaired he poses a danger to our nation.
Well, insofar as your *delusion* comment, I will thank you for your projection. Now that that has been established ... these people who are voted into office are not there to serve and obey the Twitter-N-Chief but rather to serve their constituents and more importantly, the country. The healthcare plan was horrific and went against every lie ... err promise that Trump made. Millions to lose their healthcare in order to give a huge tax cut to the rich. He was not *hands on* and undermined those on his own side by referring to the bill as "mean".
https://www.cbo.gov/publication/52752
H.R. 1628, American Health Care Act of 2017
May 24, 2017
Cost Estimate
CBO and JCT estimate that enacting the American Health Care Act would reduce federal deficits by $119 billion over the coming decade and increase the number of people who are uninsured by 23 million in 2026 relative to current law.
IF this were truly about BETTER and more affordable healthcare, Trump would have made the effort to "fix" the ACA instead of tearing it down. He would have had bi-partisan support. However, that wasn't the case. He only wants to repeal the ACA as another step in his delusional revenge towards Obama.
He is suppose to represent ALL Americans, GM, not just the dwindling base who voted for him.
That's an interesting spin, however, several prominent members of the GOP have issued statements. James Murdoch has slammed Trump for his comments. The members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the military have condemned him:
http://www.latimes.com/politics/was...ders-condemn-racism-1502898652-htmlstory.html
The members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff -- the senior uniformed brass of the Navy, Marine Corps, Army and Air Force -- all posted messages on their official Twitter accounts to denounce the far-right extremists behind Saturday's violence in Charlottesville, Va.
The messages did not mention Trump, who is the commander in chief, by name. But the rebuke seemed clear in several posts given the bipartisan furor over Trump's insistence Tuesday that "both sides" were at fault for the violence.
“The Army doesn't tolerate racism, extremism, or hatred in our ranks,” Gen. Mark Milley, chief of staff of the Army, tweeted Wednesday. “It's against our Values and everything we've stood for since 1775.”
Do you know who praised, Trump? David Duke.
Bill Clinton was Impeached. Impeachment means, "To be accused." None the less, Clinton stayed in office.
Many Democrats are dismayed by the lose of the Presidential election. Hillary was supposed to be a "Shoe-in," however, miraculously, it didn't come to fruition. ?
Another "Duke" would have praised Donald Trump, as well. John "Duke" Wayne.