The left are like creationists! (Page 2): G****l W*****g has a new and important job ahead of itself. Now that Mueller has totally failed to destroy Trump, the little darlings on the...

son of witless

debeda wrote:

G****l w*****g is trying to RULE THE WORLD lolololhahahaha

G****l W*****g has a new and important job ahead of itself. Now that Mueller has totally failed to destroy Trump, the little darlings on the Left are in desperate need of a new unifying idea. It is not really new, but it will have to do. They always need to be at a fever pitch. Kind of like a Malarial Fever Pitch.

Occasio-Cortez's New Green Deal is more important than ever now. Unless someone on the left knows a better actor than Jussie to play the victim.

debeda

son of witless wrote:

G****l W*****g has a new and important job ahead of itself. Now that Mueller has totally failed to destroy Trump, the little darlings on the Left are in desperate need of a new unifying idea. It is not really new, but it will have to do. They always need to be at a fever pitch. Kind of like a Malarial Fever Pitch.

Occasio-Cortez's New Green Deal is more important than ever now. Unless someone on the left knows a better actor than Jussie to play the victim.

Speaking of this we had a teenager her in the Chicago suburbs do a Smollett. She said she was attacked by a white Male in his 30s and he stabbed her. When she was examined the wounds were superficial and self inflicted. She confessed to lying.

son of witless

debeda wrote:

Speaking of this we had a teenager her in the Chicago suburbs do a Smollett. She said she was attacked by a white Male in his 30s and he stabbed her. When she was examined the wounds were superficial and self inflicted. She confessed to lying.

I hope that she is given the same consideration that Smollet was granted.

debeda

son of witless wrote:

I hope that she is given the same consideration that Smollet was granted.

I don't really know. No comment on what race she was. It was West Chicago so could be black. I think that the police, after she went to the hospital and said she did it herself, were more likely to see it as teenage attention getting. I heard it on the radio yesterday on my way home from work.

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

debeda wrote:

Very true!!! Or the Taupefuhrer. Isn't it amazing ... (show quote)

I had no idea she was Black either....
But I still don't see what the problem was...

debeda

Canuckus Deploracus wrote:

I had no idea she was Black either....
But I still don't see what the problem was...

Yeppers

redpill Loc: Oregon - not PDX

son of witless wrote:

Now that Robert Mueller is once again unemployed, I suggest Trump appoint him Special Prosecutor in search of proof of G****l W*****g. When he finds no evidence of it, I want to listen to Liberals howl like they are now.

Yes! Just a case of stupid is as stupid does.... AOC and her GND gag me.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

nwtk2007 wrote:

LOL! So give me an example and a page number in the report. In fact, you said numerous. Page numbers please.

Now, do you think "attempted" obstruction will become an issue the day after trump is no longer a sitting president?

https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/19/politics/trump-staff-lying-presidency/index.html

The first years of President Donald Trump's tenure were marked by chaotic attempts among aides to thwart his efforts to curtail the special counsel's investigation, according to Robert Mueller's redacted report, an exercise that relied on subterfuge and deceit that does little to dispel the sense of disarray reigning at the White House.

Trump is depicted in the report as entirely consumed by the probe, which he bemoaned would be the "end of my presidency." One aide said the matter of Russian interference was his "Achilles heel." The resulting West Wing atmosphere was one marred by conflict and governed by deception.
Portraits of the Trump administration as an untidy collection of warring advisers, overseen by an impetuous boss, have been frequent over the past two years. Frayed departing staffers have affirmed those accounts.
But Mueller's report provides a cinematic view of the disorder, recounted through named interviews delivered under criminal penalty of lying to the FBI. Trump is depicted as foul-mouthed and loyalty obsessed, ringed by aides who shrugged off his orders, scoffed at the "crazy sh**" he was demanding, and carried resignation letters with them constantly.

"The President's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful, but that is largely because the persons who surrounded the President declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests," Mueller wrote in the report.
At the eye of the storm were members of Trump's family, including Donald Trump Jr., daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner. Others at his side included Hope Hicks, his onetime communications chief; Sarah Sanders, his press secretary; campaign aide Corey Lewandowski, who did not join the White House staff but continued to act as a trusted confidant; and Don McGahn, the White House counsel who sat for more than 30 hours of testimony with Mueller's investigators.
Meanwhile, his former lawyer Michael Cohen is depicted as a constant presence during the campaign who dramatically fell from favor once he began cooperating with the special counsel's office. Paul Manafort, the campaign chairman who is now a convicted felon, is written off by Trump as an ineffective operative. Jeff Sessions, Trump's first attorney general, is portrayed as constantly under siege to the point he brought a resignation letter every time he met with Trump

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

permafrost wrote:

Now, do you think "attempted" obstruction will become an issue the day after trump is no longer a sitting president?

https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/19/politics/trump-staff-lying-presidency/index.html

The first years of President Donald Trump's tenure were marked by chaotic attempts among aides to thwart his efforts to curtail the special counsel's investigation, according to Robert Mueller's redacted report, an exercise that relied on subterfuge and deceit that does little to dispel the sense of disarray reigning at the White House.

Trump is depicted in the report as entirely consumed by the probe, which he bemoaned would be the "end of my presidency." One aide said the matter of Russian interference was his "Achilles heel." The resulting West Wing atmosphere was one marred by conflict and governed by deception.
Portraits of the Trump administration as an untidy collection of warring advisers, overseen by an impetuous boss, have been frequent over the past two years. Frayed departing staffers have affirmed those accounts.
But Mueller's report provides a cinematic view of the disorder, recounted through named interviews delivered under criminal penalty of lying to the FBI. Trump is depicted as foul-mouthed and loyalty obsessed, ringed by aides who shrugged off his orders, scoffed at the "crazy sh**" he was demanding, and carried resignation letters with them constantly.

"The President's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful, but that is largely because the persons who surrounded the President declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests," Mueller wrote in the report.
At the eye of the storm were members of Trump's family, including Donald Trump Jr., daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner. Others at his side included Hope Hicks, his onetime communications chief; Sarah Sanders, his press secretary; campaign aide Corey Lewandowski, who did not join the White House staff but continued to act as a trusted confidant; and Don McGahn, the White House counsel who sat for more than 30 hours of testimony with Mueller's investigators.
Meanwhile, his former lawyer Michael Cohen is depicted as a constant presence during the campaign who dramatically fell from favor once he began cooperating with the special counsel's office. Paul Manafort, the campaign chairman who is now a convicted felon, is written off by Trump as an ineffective operative. Jeff Sessions, Trump's first attorney general, is portrayed as constantly under siege to the point he brought a resignation letter every time he met with Trump

Now, do you think "attempted" obstructio... (show quote)

All hearsay and twists of t***h. Aids trying to stop Trump from obstructing is total hearsay. Bit hey, if they claim success, then no obstruction.

The claim that the probe ruined his presidency was just in regards to not being able to get anything done, not that he was guilty of anything. Read the entire comment and stop pulling out the context.

Funny how much he did get done in just two years despite the investigation ruining his presidency.

debeda

nwtk2007 wrote:

All hearsay and twists of t***h. Aids trying to stop Trump from obstructing is total hearsay. Bit hey, if they claim success, then no obstruction.

The claim that the probe ruined his presidency was just in regards to not being able to get anything done, not that he was guilty of anything. Read the entire comment and stop pulling out the context.

Funny how much he did get done in just two years despite the investigation ruining his presidency.

JIM BETHEA

"CREATIONIST" this title caught my eye and just have to share this "New Russia Russia Collusion Support"

Don't know what kind of booze or meds or a mixture of both, however, his new BS has to be sourced from some Regions far, far beyond the Twilight Zone....

Habitual Liar James Clapper is feeding the "slowly recovering" illegal F**e Russian Dossier supporters in the Dem/Hillary/Obama & biased media cartel "critical information that Mueller has "overlooked"...

[HERE WE GO] >> "Mueller has totally overlooked the fact that Trump's consistent tweets had "embedded messages" that he and Putin used to communicate with each other!!!

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

JIM BETHEA wrote:

"CREATIONIST" this title caught my eye a... (show quote)

Yeah, what ever is you're saying.

debeda

JIM BETHEA wrote:

"CREATIONIST" this title caught my eye a... (show quote)

Lolololhahahaha and WHO is the conspiracy theorists ahain?

JIM BETHEA

Session has not gone anywhere ~ Ask IG John Huber...lol

son of witless

permafrost wrote:

Now, do you think "attempted" obstruction will become an issue the day after trump is no longer a sitting president?

https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/19/politics/trump-staff-lying-presidency/index.html

The first years of President Donald Trump's tenure were marked by chaotic attempts among aides to thwart his efforts to curtail the special counsel's investigation, according to Robert Mueller's redacted report, an exercise that relied on subterfuge and deceit that does little to dispel the sense of disarray reigning at the White House.

Trump is depicted in the report as entirely consumed by the probe, which he bemoaned would be the "end of my presidency." One aide said the matter of Russian interference was his "Achilles heel." The resulting West Wing atmosphere was one marred by conflict and governed by deception.
Portraits of the Trump administration as an untidy collection of warring advisers, overseen by an impetuous boss, have been frequent over the past two years. Frayed departing staffers have affirmed those accounts.
But Mueller's report provides a cinematic view of the disorder, recounted through named interviews delivered under criminal penalty of lying to the FBI. Trump is depicted as foul-mouthed and loyalty obsessed, ringed by aides who shrugged off his orders, scoffed at the "crazy sh**" he was demanding, and carried resignation letters with them constantly.

"The President's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful, but that is largely because the persons who surrounded the President declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests," Mueller wrote in the report.
At the eye of the storm were members of Trump's family, including Donald Trump Jr., daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner. Others at his side included Hope Hicks, his onetime communications chief; Sarah Sanders, his press secretary; campaign aide Corey Lewandowski, who did not join the White House staff but continued to act as a trusted confidant; and Don McGahn, the White House counsel who sat for more than 30 hours of testimony with Mueller's investigators.
Meanwhile, his former lawyer Michael Cohen is depicted as a constant presence during the campaign who dramatically fell from favor once he began cooperating with the special counsel's office. Paul Manafort, the campaign chairman who is now a convicted felon, is written off by Trump as an ineffective operative. Jeff Sessions, Trump's first attorney general, is portrayed as constantly under siege to the point he brought a resignation letter every time he met with Trump

Now, do you think "attempted" obstructio... (show quote)

You are listing basically a bunch of political issues from the Mueller Report. Mueller was charged with resolving a legal question which was the possibility of Collusion and obstruction. Anything that is not a legal issue should not be in Mueller's report. Of course the reality is that Mueller did play politics which the Democrats will use to attack trump.