The never ending twist and turns of the orange fish on the line. He must feel nearly done. he made an effort to pay off Putin in the Syria/Turkey/Kurdish mockory. Now will he find more...

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

He must feel nearly done. he made an effort to pay off Putin in the Syria/Turkey/Kurdish mockory. Now will he find more to do or simply rant?

with our now 'rent a troops" guarding the oil for the very rich Saudis, and others will he be saved?

He seems to fear the outcome.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/trump-impeachment-inquiry/index.html

President Donald Trump's impeachment defense has come to this.

His Republican shock troops storm secure hearing rooms, he blasts Republican doubters as "human scum" and his aides slam diplomats who testify about his alleged abuses of power as "radical bureaucrats" at war with the Constitution.
Yet neither Trump nor his White House has come up with a strong counterargument to the potential smoking-gun testimony of the US top diplomat in Ukraine, which is still reverberating through Washington.
A day of inflammatory behavior by the President and his allies on Wednesday actually hinted at the depth of Trump's troubles on Capitol Hill and in courtrooms beyond instead of its apparent purpose in distracting from it.
In a remarkable moment Wednesday morning, around two dozen Republican lawmakers stormed a secure hearing room that was due to hear a deposition by a senior Pentagon official on the Ukraine scandal.
Top US diplomat in Ukraine Bill Taylor's deposition on Tuesday added to a pile of damning testimony alleging that Trump used p**********l power to pressure a foreign government to try to sway the 2020 e******n, which Republicans and the White House are struggling to refute with facts and arguments of their own.
And it led to a rare sign of concern in the Republican ranks on which Trump will rely to save him in any Senate impeachment trial -- from senior GOP Sen. John Thune.
"The picture coming out of it, based on the reporting that we've seen, I would say is not a good one," said the South Dakotan, though like many of his colleagues he faulted the so-far closed Democratic investigative process.
The President did what he often does when an unappealing political reality threatens: He simply invented a more advantageous one, launching misleading attacks on the conduct of the inquiry and picking new fights.

MR Mister Loc: Washington DC

permafrost wrote:

He must feel nearly done. he made an effort to pay off Putin in the Syria/Turkey/Kurdish mockory. Now will he find more to do or simply rant?

with our now 'rent a troops" guarding the oil for the very rich Saudis, and others will he be saved?

He seems to fear the outcome.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/trump-impeachment-inquiry/index.html

President Donald Trump's impeachment defense has come to this.

His Republican shock troops storm secure hearing rooms, he blasts Republican doubters as "human scum" and his aides slam diplomats who testify about his alleged abuses of power as "radical bureaucrats" at war with the Constitution.
Yet neither Trump nor his White House has come up with a strong counterargument to the potential smoking-gun testimony of the US top diplomat in Ukraine, which is still reverberating through Washington.
A day of inflammatory behavior by the President and his allies on Wednesday actually hinted at the depth of Trump's troubles on Capitol Hill and in courtrooms beyond instead of its apparent purpose in distracting from it.
In a remarkable moment Wednesday morning, around two dozen Republican lawmakers stormed a secure hearing room that was due to hear a deposition by a senior Pentagon official on the Ukraine scandal.
Top US diplomat in Ukraine Bill Taylor's deposition on Tuesday added to a pile of damning testimony alleging that Trump used p**********l power to pressure a foreign government to try to sway the 2020 e******n, which Republicans and the White House are struggling to refute with facts and arguments of their own.
And it led to a rare sign of concern in the Republican ranks on which Trump will rely to save him in any Senate impeachment trial -- from senior GOP Sen. John Thune.
"The picture coming out of it, based on the reporting that we've seen, I would say is not a good one," said the South Dakotan, though like many of his colleagues he faulted the so-far closed Democratic investigative process.
The President did what he often does when an unappealing political reality threatens: He simply invented a more advantageous one, launching misleading attacks on the conduct of the inquiry and picking new fights.

He must feel nearly done. he made an effort to pay... (show quote)

As you have shown to us all, you only watch CNN. That is why you are so screwed up.

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

permafrost wrote:

He must feel nearly done. he made an effort to pay off Putin in the Syria/Turkey/Kurdish mockory. Now will he find more to do or simply rant?

with our now 'rent a troops" guarding the oil for the very rich Saudis, and others will he be saved?

He seems to fear the outcome.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/trump-impeachment-inquiry/index.html

President Donald Trump's impeachment defense has come to this.

His Republican shock troops storm secure hearing rooms, he blasts Republican doubters as "human scum" and his aides slam diplomats who testify about his alleged abuses of power as "radical bureaucrats" at war with the Constitution.
Yet neither Trump nor his White House has come up with a strong counterargument to the potential smoking-gun testimony of the US top diplomat in Ukraine, which is still reverberating through Washington.
A day of inflammatory behavior by the President and his allies on Wednesday actually hinted at the depth of Trump's troubles on Capitol Hill and in courtrooms beyond instead of its apparent purpose in distracting from it.
In a remarkable moment Wednesday morning, around two dozen Republican lawmakers stormed a secure hearing room that was due to hear a deposition by a senior Pentagon official on the Ukraine scandal.
Top US diplomat in Ukraine Bill Taylor's deposition on Tuesday added to a pile of damning testimony alleging that Trump used p**********l power to pressure a foreign government to try to sway the 2020 e******n, which Republicans and the White House are struggling to refute with facts and arguments of their own.
And it led to a rare sign of concern in the Republican ranks on which Trump will rely to save him in any Senate impeachment trial -- from senior GOP Sen. John Thune.
"The picture coming out of it, based on the reporting that we've seen, I would say is not a good one," said the South Dakotan, though like many of his colleagues he faulted the so-far closed Democratic investigative process.
The President did what he often does when an unappealing political reality threatens: He simply invented a more advantageous one, launching misleading attacks on the conduct of the inquiry and picking new fights.

He must feel nearly done. he made an effort to pay... (show quote)

Thought this was going to be about fishing for coy

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

MR Mister wrote:

As you have shown to us all, you only watch CNN. That is why you are so screwed up.

Sad to say, Mister, I can not watch CNN, no cable..

But yes, I do use them as my base news subscription..

BBC is tempting, maybe I will change... someday..

But no, I will never trust the fish wrap of the Fox/Breitbart type..

Clearly 3 years old, but I like the position.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Canuckus Deploracus wrote:

Thought this was going to be about fishing for coy

COY??! my limited fishing success is for Walleye and Crappies.. and bullheads..

I am sure I saw this guy out on the lake last year..the eyes are so familiar..

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

permafrost wrote:

COY??! my limited fishing success is for Walleye and Crappies.. and bullheads..

Loved this meme... And the one before it is my new favorite.... Should start a thread for that one

Walleye are awesome... Best frying fish ever...

Lazzara

permafrost wrote:

He must feel nearly done. he made an effort to pay off Putin in the Syria/Turkey/Kurdish mockory. Now will he find more to do or simply rant?

with our now 'rent a troops" guarding the oil for the very rich Saudis, and others will he be saved?

He seems to fear the outcome.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/politics/trump-impeachment-inquiry/index.html

President Donald Trump's impeachment defense has come to this.

His Republican shock troops storm secure hearing rooms, he blasts Republican doubters as "human scum" and his aides slam diplomats who testify about his alleged abuses of power as "radical bureaucrats" at war with the Constitution.
Yet neither Trump nor his White House has come up with a strong counterargument to the potential smoking-gun testimony of the US top diplomat in Ukraine, which is still reverberating through Washington.
A day of inflammatory behavior by the President and his allies on Wednesday actually hinted at the depth of Trump's troubles on Capitol Hill and in courtrooms beyond instead of its apparent purpose in distracting from it.
In a remarkable moment Wednesday morning, around two dozen Republican lawmakers stormed a secure hearing room that was due to hear a deposition by a senior Pentagon official on the Ukraine scandal.
Top US diplomat in Ukraine Bill Taylor's deposition on Tuesday added to a pile of damning testimony alleging that Trump used p**********l power to pressure a foreign government to try to sway the 2020 e******n, which Republicans and the White House are struggling to refute with facts and arguments of their own.
And it led to a rare sign of concern in the Republican ranks on which Trump will rely to save him in any Senate impeachment trial -- from senior GOP Sen. John Thune.
"The picture coming out of it, based on the reporting that we've seen, I would say is not a good one," said the South Dakotan, though like many of his colleagues he faulted the so-far closed Democratic investigative process.
The President did what he often does when an unappealing political reality threatens: He simply invented a more advantageous one, launching misleading attacks on the conduct of the inquiry and picking new fights.

He must feel nearly done. he made an effort to pay... (show quote)

So much ignorance, but very well written, almost like Mien Kamph ! 21000+ post, wow , we're making money while you play with your keyboard.

Oldsailor65 Loc: Iowa

If you love this country back President Trump---
if not then move to the Socialist S**t Hole of your choice!

rjoeholl

Canuckus Deploracus wrote:

Thought this was going to be about fishing for coy

Ditto!

MR Mister Loc: Washington DC

permafrost wrote:

Sad to say, Mister, I can not watch CNN, no cable..

But yes, I do use them as my base news subscription..

BBC is tempting, maybe I will change... someday..

But no, I will never trust the fish wrap of the Fox/Breitbart type..

No cable? So welfare would pay for it?

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

MR Mister wrote:

No cable? So welfare would pay for it?

I do not know if welfare pays for such or not.. until recently, no cable was available up here..

Or are you making the accusation that I am on welfare?

So the basic right wing statement of lies is what you are working with?

Makes your postings much like all the rest..

No, I am far from welfare.. even the huge corporate welfare avoids me..

As a man who ran his own biz for years, I live on a very nice spot of 45 acres overlooking a lake in northern Minnesota..

I am not rich, but I have no problems paying for wants.. and some toys..

I live quite comfortably and greatly enjoy my retirement..

Hope you reach a good point in your life also..

MR Mister Loc: Washington DC

permafrost wrote:

I do not know if welfare pays for such or not.. un... (show quote)

Dish network and Directv both have 25+ MPs download sat hardware, runs around $80 a month with no limit of data. I had one until they put cable in where I live which is 125mps for the same price.
Are you useing dial-up?

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

MR Mister wrote:

Dish network and Directv both have 25+ MPs download sat hardware, runs around $80 a month with no limit of data. I had one until they put cable in where I live which is 125mps for the same price.
Are you useing dial-up?

No, my internet service comes via the phone company but is "up to 40mps" but full of pauses and never that fast..

For that crap I pay just Penney under $50/month as long as i use the phone service also at just over $50/month.. so about $115/month after all the fees and taxes..

Oldsailor65 Loc: Iowa

That's funny and new to me and I never hear "NEW" jokes.