If you are a person who believes there is a "Deep State"€, one that acts under its own control, not accountable to us meaning U.S. society. Then all this investigating Trump by Mueller & his team is a consequence of the "Deep State"€. Then enter Republican Representative Devin Nunez who says this warrant will tell all that it is, a farce against this Carter guy. Oooops, backfire! Never done before, & that's what Nunez was counting on, says opposite of what Nunez says. Lied! Again, Nunez lied to everyone. Remember, Mueller has gotten 1 key Trump person in a trial (innocent until proven guilty) and 5 guilty pleas from U.S. people. This Mueller stuff is no "Witch Hunt".

Still, I don't know anyone who can actually tell what evidence is fabricated and what is not, including me. I do know I can react to being lied to! Yes, I'm one of those people that if you lie to me even once, I cannot trust you again. Nunez, like Trump, has lied to me many times, hence no trust from me. Wh**ever he says in wh**ever media, including Twitter, I don't believe. I don't support, encourage, therefore reward a liar even once. I have a hard time getting along with someone who believes the lies & I read & investigate (research though I don't like to be a researcher) to determine credibility.

How easy it is to take a position after seeing/hearing only one side of the issue. The more the liars say "Witch Hunt"€ the more guilty he/they are to me. Advise from me is "Wait"€ and see what Mueller releases. Nobody knows what evidence is there.

This Giuliani was a young Prosecutor in New York at one time who wanted a conviction, so he did something illegal. SCOTUS, our Supreme Court, released a decision releasing a man from "death row"€ (remember the Green Mile) because the NY Prosecutor, Giuliani, hid evidence until court day. How did he get away with it? Giuliani should have been dis-barred from being a lawyer, and if we were really honest with ourselves, Giuliani would have to serve the sentence in prison he was responsible for (personally I would put the Judge & defense lawyer at the time in prison also). The more the liars (including Giuliani) say the more guilty they seem.

I have attached the I.G. report if anyone wants it. Please remember, I had this software that allowed me to highlight and make other notations, then I don't know what happened to that software, suddenly I was only allowed to read without any marks, so please keep that in mind. Trump said the I.G. report "...completely exonerates me."€ Wrong! Lied to everyone again! Read it for yourself, no position was taken regarding Trump. Go ahead and support, encourage and therefore reward the liars, they lie because it works, on you! Not me! I plan on being one of those who choose not to support the liars, s**k of being lied to. I refuse to fall for another "Gulf of Tonkin" again (don't tell me you forgot that one).

I am going to post a commentary written by a Tim Palmer in a New Jersey(not so big paper).
we happen to know each other from a different kind of Fora as well as shared life events.
I know that Tim is a Republican(who else gets upset about their former Gov.)?
that said he even shares my views as a Constitutional Moderate and we know moderates
do not get a second thought for wanting to do what's right for the 'right' reasons?

Now the article,please try to refrain from shooting the messenger since I'm just sharing what is already out there and likely has merit.
I see the logic being constitutional driven as well as moderate.it just well kinda makes sense.

The irony of Donald Trump’s now-inevitable downfall is that the more egregious and grotesque his behavior becomes, the more quickly he’ll be ousted. His treasonous words during his summit with Vladimir Putin on Monday represented one of the ugliest moments in American history. But it also made it easier for the Resistance to take him down, because it shifted mainstream public opinion against him, and helped crystallize him as a t*****rous Russian puppet. Now Trump has just handed the Resistance another major victory.

Donald Trump floated the idea yesterday of bringing Vladimir Putin to the White House this fall. It was such a ludicrous proposal that when Trump’s own Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats was told about it during an on-camera interview, he laughed sarcastically in disgust. Even Trump’s own people have had enough of this crap. Take a moment to think about how this latest debacle is going to play in the eyes of the American public.

Trump’s fate will never, ever, ever be decided by his own core base. They’re roughly 15% to 20% of the country, and they’re not large enough to keep him propped up on their own. His approval rating is roughly twice that large, thanks to his non-base supporters who have never loved him, but just haven’t been ready to give up on him. They’ve long heard accusations that he’s a Russian asset, and they’ve heard his assertions that it’s f**e news. They’ve been waiting for confirmation one way or the other before deciding whether to give up on him.

These types have spent all week hearing every major news outlet – even Fox News – call out Donald Trump for his treasonous performance at that Putin press conference. They know full well now that something isn’t right. They’ve also seen Trump change his story several times as the week has gone on, a clear indication that he’s hiding something. And now, with all corners accusing Trump of being a Putin-loyal t*****r, Trump is responding by saying he wants to bring Putin to the White House. Trump just did a huge favor to those trying to oust him.THIS is Not ''f**e news''

A short opinion by a newer American living in the shadow of of Mt. Rushmore....

Will Obama go to jail?

No.

Now let’s inquire further.

Why are Trump enthusiasts so fixated on Obama and Hillary? The former will never be president again (more’s the pity) and the latter will never be president — maybe because of America’s winning combination of r****m, antifeminism, nativism, naïveté about the possibility of “‘their’ jobs coming back,” and raw stupidity, or maybe because of that and the increasingly well-documented interference of a foreign power.

But you won. And you were going to do so much winning.

What’s the matter, pumpkin? Helsinki wasn’t a win? Caged kids wasn’t a win? The world is only t***sformed insofar as we’ve alienated our allies and cozied up to tyrants and strongmen? You’re still mostly poor? America’s still got plenty of snowflakes in it, waving signs?

Not enough of a victory? Awwwww.

The right’s almost sexual fixation with the bygone and the vanquished says exactly one thing: They’ve got little to nothing good to boast about in the present.

I’ll believe you think you backed the right criminal when you have the balls to stop talking about irrelevant persons. We didn’t try Bush for war crimes, nor Cheney, nor Rumsfeld. We didn’t send the predatory lenders of the real estate crash of 2008 to jail—one of them wrote Trump's tax plan. Obama towers above these figures morally and legally.

Your guy will get away with it too — but only because he’s just abused his power to appoint a SCOTUS justice while actively under investigation for some serious crimes — a justice who’s very publicly decided presidents are above the law. Aren’t you proud?

Hope that helps.

The article pretty much explains why, and it makes good sense. After all, streets are named after historical figures of all kinds. I knew a neighborhood in Austin where every street was named after an astronaut. Another was after Generals of WWII. I don't find this at all unusual. Every city of reasonable size has a Martin Luther King Boulevard. If for no other reason, naming a street after the nations' first black president makes perfectly good sense too many. It's no big deal, apparently, for that Valdosta, Georgia neighborhood.

I feel the same.

Subject: Trump is destroying the AZ economy







TRUMP is destroying the local AZ economy. I*****l i*******ts are boycotting Arizona by the thousands. They are showing their outrage with Donald Trump's pardon of sheriff Joe Arpaio and his rescinding of Obama's unconstitutional executive order known as DACA.

In the small town of Guadalupe, AZ, south of Phoenix, Manuel Renaldo is one of those who are vowing to punish Arizona by leaving. As he loaded his stolen car with his taxpayer-furnished belongings and family of ten Renaldo told this reporter through an interpreter: "It's a matter of principle. I refuse to be supported by a state that treats me like a criminal!"

The effects of the exodus are already being felt by some Arizona retailers, who are reporting dwindling thefts & sales of beer, tequila, spray paint, and ammunition. Also hit hard are the state hospitals which have reported a dramatic decline in births and emergency room visits of non-revenue patients!

State welfare agencies are preparing to lay off staffs that distribute food stamps and unemployment benefits. Tattoo parlors are in an absolute state of panic!

Renaldo told a reporter, through an interpreter, that he and his family are moving to the sanctuary state of California, with a Liberal government under Democrats and Governor Jerry Brown, new higher taxes and hardworking people who will be better able to support him and his growing family with dignity!

Kinda brings a tear to your eye, doesn't it?

Ranger, It is clear to me that Russia is trying to regain the Soviet empire. Putin is a dictator and enemy of the Western alliance system, NATO. It seems to me that Trump is playing into the hands of Putin. Even the Republican people in congress are openly criticizing Trump. Many Democrats are calling him a t*****r. The media is the most important part of society that is standing up to the Donald. I think that he is defending Putin because he refuses to admit that Russian agents have hacked the Democrats to help Trump get elected. He always tries to deflect much earned criticism by blaming Obama or Clinton for the nations problems. Personally, I am more than willing to let future historians make judgements on both of them, and so should Trump. In fact, I think that Trump should worry about his own historical legacy, because right now, he will go down as a terrible POTUS.