Woody, you can refer to "the sinking ship" all you want but real, intelligent v**ers are going to be looking at the jobs reports, the DOW, the unemployment figures, their own bank accounts and paychecks and dozens of other gauges and they are not going to be crying over bureaucratic problems that shouldn't have been here in the first place. If you want to talk about the real sinking ship, you need to be looking at the Democrat party. They are about to go down for the third time. Why don't you stop trying to convince people that the big problem is not the big problem. C*****e c****e my fanny!

The house republicans have shown that under oath testimony doesn’t matter, just think about that. Evidence means nothing, but there whole basis for believing Trump is not a criminal is 280 tweets by the guy that’s being investigated and refuses to raise his right hand and testify for the AMERICAN people. Only a red neck southern r****ts and there so called Christian evangelicals actually believe this is proper. But at the so called Trump rallies which I call now a red neck cookout they enjoy how Trump lies and denigrates anybody that happens to disagree with him. He lies about stats statistics and calls himself the chosen one, and only I can fix this country and make it great again when his only agenda is to carry on his white nationalist agenda of making America white. That’s what all his BS is about when he has his red neck cookouts or what Trump calls his rallies which is nothing but a KKK meeting without the hoods.

But now he is an impeached president and now he goes to the senate for a trial and these GD republicans are at it again. They don’t want any witnesses and they want a s**m trial run by Moscow Mitch and only the red neck cookout morons believe that you can actually have a trial and call no witnesses. (JUST KEEP TWEETING) But the Democrats are right to hold back on sending the conviction in the house to the senate unless they are willing to call those people that I call a criminal Cabal in the White House that have first hand knowledge of Trumps corruption. Let’s hear from Giuliani, Mulvaney, Bolton, and Pompeo what are you hiding these, 4 have first hand knowlege of what Trump has done but the senate wants to prevent these people from testifies .

Just think about that you red neck cookout guys with your guns to murder kids in classrooms. A trial 4 guys with first hand knowledge and not raising there right hand and tell this country that everything Trump did was perfect. But 280 tweets is what you believe what a (F) ing disgrace.

But these evangelicals and red neck cookout guys can v**e for these people that do nothing and watch kids being cut in half with assault rifles, cut Food stamps and brag about it, and take healthcare away from 32 million people but give tax cuts of 19% to the upper 1%, create another Republican socialist program by giving billions to bail out the farmers on a problem Trump created. These red neck cook out guys are a disgrace to everything this country stands for.

Trump Faces Backlash After John Dingell Hell Joke During Michigan Rally: 'It's Below Basic Human Decency'

Shane Croucher

President Donald Trump faced a social media backlash after an off-color joke suggesting the late Democratic Congressman John Dingell was in Hell.

Dingell, a WWII veteran who represented Michigan from 1955 to 2015, died in February aged 92. His wife Debbie Dingell fought and won his seat and now sits in Congress.

On Wednesday she v**ed to impeach Trump over his alleged Ukraine-related misconduct. Trump, who was holding a rally in Michigan's Battle Creek, lashed out at Dingell.

Trump talked about an emotional call from Dingell to say thank you after he gave her husband what he described as "A plus" treatment upon his death, including the lowering of f**gs and offering the use of the Capitol Rotunda.

"She calls me up. 'It's the nicest thing that's ever happened. Thank you so much. John would be so thrilled. He's looking down, he'd be so thrilled. Thank you so much sir.' I said that's OK, don't worry about it," Trump said, relaying the call.

"Maybe he's looking up, I don't know. Maybe. Maybe. But let's assume he's looking down."

The president then said he "won't go into the conversation because it's not fair to do that" before emphasizing the thankfulness of Dingell's call and then highlighting that she v**ed to impeach.

Dingell responded on Twitter, describing the hurt Trump's rally comments had caused her.

"Mr. President, let's set politics aside. My husband earned all his accolades after a lifetime of service," she tweeted.

"I'm preparing for the first holiday season without the man I love. You brought me down in a way you can never imagine and your hurtful words just made my healing much harder."

"Standing with my friend @RepDebDingell tonight," tweeted Rep. Elissa Slotkin, another Michigan Democrat.

"Mr. President, shame on you. Going after Rep. John Dingell, a WWII vet and dev**ed public servant who spent his life fighting for Michiganders, demeans you and your office."

Norman Ornstein, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute think tank, said Dingell "was true a patriot and a sweet, sweet man."

"When I would have lunch with him in the House Dining Room, he made sure to say nice things to every person working there. His staff adored him. He was everything Donald Trump is not," Ornstein tweeted.

Rep. Fred Upton, a Michigan Republican, tweeted that he "always looked up to John Dingell - my good friend and a great Michigan legend. There was no need to 'dis' him in a crass political way. Most unfortunate and an apology is due."

Paul Rieckhoff, who served with the U.S. Army in Iraq and Afghanistan and who is now a prominent activist for veterans, also attacked Trump.

"Congressman John Dingell served in the Army in WW2 and went to college under the GI Bill," Rieckhoff tweeted. "And he's just the latest veteran to be d********gly disrespected by Trump—a man who knows nothing of honor, respect or service."

Michigan State Senator Curtis Hertel, a Democrat, called the president's comments "below human decency."

"I don't know what's more sad; a President who attacks a deceased Congressman and his widow in their home state two weeks before Christmas or my friends on the other side of the aisle who will refuse to condemn it," Hertel tweeted.

"This is not just below the presidency, it's below basic human decency. The irony of this indecency is that John was one of the most decent people I ever knew.

"To be clear. John Dingell was a Veteran and a Statesman while President Trump is a Coward and blowhard. If you can't tell what side you're supposed to be on you're a d--- fool."
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