straightUp Loc: California

Sorry, I can't help it... You're dramatic rants and your worked up anger just makes me think of her performance when she addressed the UN.

Seriously, you're going to give yourself a heart attack. Why don't you calm down and try some actual research?



So in other words, the concept of independent thinking is so alien to you with your strict diet of right-wing propaganda that you wind up thinking everyone else is the same, just swap out "right" for "left".

Well, you're easy to figure out.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Why do you include Comey in your rant? he did all but delver the election by his false statement about investigation of Lady Hillary 11 days before the vote..

what more could he do?

straightUp Loc: California

Yes, random pages on the internet are very easy to find, aren't they?

Such as the link you posted which actually leads to a section on the NBC news site dedicated to the 2020 election and says NOTHING about what Clinton said to Biden. So here's your crow big boy.

Big Kahuna

Nice try perm, but your deflection will not work. Try selling your idea to the Russians. Get ready for them to laugh their a$$es off.

Big Kahuna

You need to figure out what my post meant instead of spouting off about my alien thinking about independence. If you can't understand the meaning of independent, check out a Webster dictionary.

Big Kahuna

Comey left Hitlery slide. He said what she did was just a mistake (It was a felony) and she didn't really mean to do it. Comey $crewed the American people by not saying hitlery committed a felony and should be prosecuted.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

I think you are trying to bring up the No intent, finding... which was not Comeys to make..

straightUp Loc: California

Actually, permafrost is correct. Russian interference HAS been acknowledged by our intelligence agencies. And you are probably correct in assuming that Russians would laugh at the suggestion as that's what guilty people often do.

Have you read the Mueller Report? (of course you haven't) Even though it was heavily edited by the Trump Administration, I still bought a copy and I've read enough to see what permafrost is talking about.

straightUp Loc: California

Maybe you need to understand the English language. I didn't say anything about "alien thinking", I said independent thinking is alien to you.

Comprende?

straightUp Loc: California

Can you explain the felony that you think Hilary did? If you can, you might want to contact your Republican masters because after numerous hearings, hundreds of hours and millions of tax dollars, they couldn't find what you seem to so be sure of.

Think of what a hero you could be. I can see the headline now... After a decade of failed efforts, the Republicans finally nail Clinton thanks to an anonymous Internet user!

straightUp Loc: California

Thanks for clearing that up cuda!

straightUp Loc: California

There's always that possibility but if you watch the documentary you will find it's not entirely dependent on their opinions.


Staff MEMBERS, sometimes... Rarely is an entire staff replaced. But what you are not acknowledging is that most of the staff members Trump has dismissed, are his own hirees. And there's a pattern. Almost all of them were fired after expressing a disagreement with Trump.

straightUp Loc: California

Actually, Trump HAS been prosecuted numerous times over the course of his career AND while he was in office. Maybe you mean to say he hasn't been convicted?

But even then he has lost an abundance of lawsuits resulting in millions of dollars lost to heavy fines and out of court settlements. He is also the first president in history to be impeached in his first term. The Republican Senate saved him from being removed from office, but he is still legally impeached.

The only reason why he hasn't been fully convicted while in office is because his AG insists that his executive privilege puts him above the law. Wait and see what happens when he loses that privilege. There are literally hundreds of pending lawsuits against him and several legal teams preparing to prosecute him for his violations of the Constitution and internationally recognized human rights.

As far as his life being under a microscope, that's his own doing. He craves attention and put himself in a celebrity status before he even came to the White House and ever since then he has been spending a ton of time tweeting and rallying and otherwise commanding the limelight, which may very well be the most important priority for him.


Well, that tends to happen when there isn't any criminal activity to investigate.


LOL, seriously? Did you forget the 33 hearings that Hillary went through? Republicans spent millions of your tax money on an incredible number of attempts to convict her of crimes that NONE of the courts or Senate hearings were able to prove.

Her compliance, civility and sense of humor through all of that is one reason why more Americans voted for her in 2016 than Trump.

straightUp Loc: California

In general, we prefer the right people for the right jobs. We like doctors to handle our surgeries for instance not janitors. We like CPAs to handle our taxes not short-order cooks. By the same token we like experienced politicians to handle our policies and we like them to have legal backgrounds because the government is after all a system of laws.

The idea that a businessman is better qualified is utter nonsense. First of all, a "businessman" can mean anything from a CEO of a major corporation to a dog walker, a baby sitter or even a drug dealer. It's all business.

I co-founded three businesses myself. 'Not all that difficult.

This idiot preference for the businessman seems to revolve around the idea of managing budgets. To borrow a term from the less PC days of yore - that's women's work. I always let my stay-at-home wife manage the household budget which seems to be a very common arrangement. And even that was the easy part of her day. In short, budgets are common place and most people know how to do it.

The REAL challenge of running a government is resolving conflicts, which is infinitely more difficult than balancing a budget. Indeed, comparing the capacity of a businessman to the demands of national politics is like suggesting a soldier is good enough for mission impossible because he keeps his boots shiny.

Trump isn't even a good businessman... First of all, his experience is primarily based on the buying and selling of property. He has no experience in innovation or building a business from the ground up like Elon Musk or Bill Gates. His experience is more in line with the Kardashians and the capital ventures they can afford from inheriting multi-million dollar fortunes from daddy.

Secondly, he has lost an extraordinary fortune to his failures and is currently millions of dollars in debt. He doesn't want to expose his tax records because that would tell us the true story. It was leaked that he only spent $750 dollars in taxes in recent years and the only way to explain that is to point out his loses, which he was able to write off.

I'm still amazed at how you folks got so brainwashed into hating Clinton for things she never did that you would vote for a business failure that depends on borrowed money and scams to retain his opulent facade.

Cuda2020

Are you serious...

prosecute:

1.
institute legal proceedings against (a person or organization).

An analysis by USA Today published in June 2016 found that over the previous three decades, Donald Trump and his businesses have been involved in 3,500 legal cases in U.S. federal courts and state court, an unprecedented number for a U.S. presidential candidate.

Legal affairs of Donald Trump - Wikipedia, check em all out...but a long read. LOL

Buddy they were all prosecuted or investigated and it came up empty. Trump has been found guilty and has paid penalties. More to come after his reign.