another of those endless orange investigations ends with a finding of nothing. (Page 2): Who is Vindman's commander in chief? Get it??

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

Lonewolf wrote:

Who"s in charge of the DOJ again??

Who is Vindman's commander in chief? Get it??

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

Kevyn wrote:

McCabe is suing for wrongful termination and will soon be awarded the pension he earned back pay legal fees and other damages. Trump needs to be treated like a dog that craps on the carpet, you smack him and shove his nose in it so he dosn't do it again.

We are not through with McCabe. Relax and wait.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

permafrost wrote:

You clearly have no idea what love of country or patriotism is about..

What is patriotism about?

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

Blade_Runner wrote:

What is patriotism about?

He hasn't a clue. He's one of those who says it is a threat to national security delaying a portion of some military aid while Obama refused lethal aid for 8 years, but that was not a problem. What ever he says will be a worthless lie.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Wolf counselor wrote:

You started your answer by saying you've not yet decided.

That leads me to believe that your confidence is lacking.

Do you honestly believe that any of the current candidates have even the slightest chance of beating Trump ?

I believe every single one of them can beat him if the e******n is fair and they use half a brain in running for office..

But after 2016, I will never have much confidence in what the politics can present us with.. so hoping for the best from my side and not the stupidity of the past..

all that said, it will be a challenge to overcome a sitting president.. But we can do i t..

It is up to the dems to get it done..

And remember, I v**ed for Jessie so I know about v****g foolishly..

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

nwtk2007 wrote:

He hasn't a clue. He's one of those who says it is a threat to national security delaying a portion of some military aid while Obama refused lethal aid for 8 years, but that was not a problem. What ever he says will be a worthless lie.

In the befuddled minds and blackened hearts of Demoprogs, patriotism is simply party loyalty. The only time the l*****t minions feel "patriotic" is when their party is running the show. When their party does not hold the WH, everyone, including the one who works in the Oval Office, is a T*****r, an enemy of the state, and should be punished for failing to kiss the Progressive ring.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

nwtk2007 wrote:

You h**e America so much that a US citizen cannot employ a private investigator to search out the t***h?? Trump also has freedom of speech like you l*****ts also but y'all would deny him that too.

Your fiction is becoming tiresome.

Now you are being foolish..

Any head of state who uses a private party to find "facts" that he desires is more like secret police than any investigator.. The state has a vast number of legal and accountable investigators at his disposal. why would he resort to an unrestrained private party?? no one holds gooly accountable, he is simply finding ways to twist as the orange criminal wants the sound bites to echo with his orange base..

You only want to hear fiction that comes from the mouth of your lying orange no a count...

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

nwtk2007 wrote:

Who is Vindman's commander in chief? Get it??

As in everything you have posted you know nothing..

ask any vet. the oath we all took requires that we report an unlawful order.. that is all that Vindman did..
He obeyed the oath he took.. others failed to have that courage but he stand out as a decorated officer who followed that oath.. He should be saluted..

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/02/14/alexander-vindman-no-army-investigation-115286

Army won't investigate Vindman over impeachment testimony, top leader says
Vindman was ousted from his position on the NSC last week after the Senate acquitted Trump.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Blade_Runner wrote:

What is patriotism about?

For the sake of this thread i will limit it to the responsibility to v**e and to pay your taxes..

Far more can be said as the context changes..

Our right to v**e is hard-won. It took centuries of struggle to establish this right — for property-less men, for women, for African Americans, and, in 1971, for all US citizens over the age of 18. The right to v**e is fundamental to protecting, asserting and defining many of our other rights. Almost all of the social and economic rights Americans enjoy today — from Medicare and Medicaid, the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act, the Occupational Health and Safety Act, and the Clean Air Act — exist because citizens elected public officials who v**ed to enact them.

This accounts for the orange wind bag sitting in the oval office..

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

permafrost wrote:

Now you are being foolish.. br br Any head of st... (show quote)

Every president beginning with George Washington has employed personal representatives, emissaries, envoys, or a "private party" to carry out his foreign policies. Many advantages to doing so. A personal rep or envoy is not burdened by government bureaucracy and mountains of red tape.

The Special Envoy

AMONG all the instruments available to the President in his conduct of foreign relations, none is more flexible than the use of personal representatives. He is free to employ officials of the government or private citizens. He may give them such rank and title as seem appropriate to the tasks; these designations may be ambassador, commissioner, agent, delegate; or he may assign no title at all. He may send his agents to any place on earth that he thinks desirable and give them instructions either by word of mouth, or in writing, or through the Department of State, or in any other manner that seems to him fitted to the occasion. Some have been exceedingly formal; others completely informal. Many agents have borne commissions like those of Government officers, ensuring them diplomatic rights, dignities and immunities.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

permafrost wrote:

For the sake of this thread i will limit it to the... (show quote)

That's it? V**e and pay taxes???

Please tell us when American citizens obtained the right to v**e and began electing public officers to serve We, the People. How many centuries did it take for us to gain that right?

And what's with all the bureaucratic bulls**t? How do you t***slate that into "patriotism"?

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

nwtk2007 wrote:

He hasn't a clue. He's one of those who says it is a threat to national security delaying a portion of some military aid while Obama refused lethal aid for 8 years, but that was not a problem. What ever he says will be a worthless lie.

You keep proving why you belong to the orange cult.. reality will never enter your skull...8 years, you do not even know the time line..

as for what was provided you can do no more then echo what the orange mouth told you.. never a fact in your venting..

By March 2015, the US had committed more than $120 million in security assistance for Ukraine and had pledged an additional $75 million worth of equipment including UAVs, counter-mortar radars, night vision devices and medical supplies, according to the Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation Agency.

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

permafrost wrote:

As in everything you have posted you know nothing.... (show quote)

And what order was that??

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

Blade_Runner wrote:

In the befuddled minds and blackened hearts of Demoprogs, patriotism is simply party loyalty. The only time the l*****t minions feel "patriotic" is when their party is running the show. When their party does not hold the WH, everyone, including the one who works in the Oval Office, is a T*****r, an enemy of the state, and should be punished for failing to kiss the Progressive ring.

That is it exactly.

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

permafrost wrote:

Now you are being foolish.. br br Any head of st... (show quote)

There is nothing secret about Giuliani. But he's not the only one y'all should be concerned about.