Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

moneyless trump wrote:

breit leit wrote:

So? I don't care what his net worth is and I don't know why the above would make me.

Then you have no clue about the difference between net worth and liquid cash. Let me guess, you voted for Trump.

Seriously? Are you new here?

Please explain how my not caring about his liquidity nor his net worth indicates my not understanding the difference between the two. Point out where from my posts you found support for that conclusion.

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

breit leit wrote:

How so?

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/10/world/asia/moon-jae-in-trump-north-korea.html

Interesting. Those opinions certainly carry some weight - I wonder what NK would say led to their decision (if they do in fact officially end the war).

Another GOP Representative bits the dust. Rather than bail out in September, he is leaving in two weeks.

Criminal Trump wrote:

DiscoGary wrote:

The best attorneys won't represent him because they can not afford to have their careers ended by a midnight FBI, which would reveal all their other clients' privileged communications. This violation of attorney client privilege has made it much more difficult for Trump to find legal representation. We live in a lawless banana republic.

Ah, the pain of working for a criminal, like Trump.

No. That's the pain of living in a banana republic where the swamp dwellers refuse to accept the results of a free election.

Trump has not been charged with a crime. The original accusation that he colluded with Russia to steal the election from Hillary is now a national joke. We have to assume that our corrupt IRS has gone through all his tax returns and can find no wrong doing there. The latest leak is that they will go after Trump for a possible $130,000 campaign finance violation. If that's all they got, then Trump will survive and the establishment will have destroyed attorney/client privilege and undermined our system of justice for nothing.

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Meanwhile in the real news, North and South Korea are preparing to announce a permanent end to their war. And if it happens the credit has to go to Trump. But the lib echo chamber will continue to talk about Hannity & Cohen.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/17/north-and-south-korea-reportedly-set-to-announce-official-end-to-war.html?__source=sharebar|twitter&par=sharebar

Wrong - I would be prepared to give him some credit*. China sees NK as an easy fix to stroke Trump's ego.

*decades of increased isolation, poverty, and failed attempts to build a nuclear weapon has pushed the North to consider a more diplomatic solution.

DiscoGary wrote:

Criminal Trump wrote:

Ah, the pain of working for a criminal, like Trump.

No. That's the pain of living in a banana republic where the swamp dwellers refuse to accept the results of a free election.

Banana Republicans are run by criminals. In this case by Trump.

The swamp creature that refuses to accept he lost the general election is none other than the criminal Trump.

Trollminator wrote:

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Meanwhile in the real news, North and South Korea are preparing to announce a permanent end to their war. And if it happens the credit has to go to Trump. But the lib echo chamber will continue to talk about Hannity & Cohen.

Wrong - I would be prepared to give him some credit*. China sees NK as an easy fix to stroke Trump's ego.

*decades of increased isolation, poverty, and failed attempts to build a nuclear weapon has pushed the North to consider a more diplomatic solution.

And China just imposed tariffs on US sorghum which is a prime export product from Kansas; a state which is hardcore Trump. So much winning.

Bananas Republic wrote:

DiscoGary wrote:

No. That's the pain of living in a banana republic where the swamp dwellers refuse to accept the results of a free election.

Banana Republicans are run by criminals. In this case by Trump.

The swamp creature that refuses to accept he lost the general election is none other than the criminal Trump.

Once Trump is gone, Gary can continue living out his dictator fantasy in the Philippines.

Trollminator wrote:

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Meanwhile in the real news, North and South Korea are preparing to announce a permanent end to their war. And if it happens the credit has to go to Trump. But the lib echo chamber will continue to talk about Hannity & Cohen.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/17/north-and-south-korea-reportedly-set-to-announce-official-end-to-war.html?__source=sharebar|twitter&par=sharebar

Wrong - I would be prepared to give him some credit*. China sees NK as an easy fix to stroke Trump's ego.

*decades of increased isolation, poverty, and failed attempts to build a nuclear weapon has pushed the North to consider a more diplomatic solution.

... and Reagan had nothing to do with winning the Cold War. yeah, yeah. We know all about the alternate history inside the maze.

Sorry dude, but if NK buckles in the near future then Trump rakes the whole pot. There's just no other way to spin it.

Comey family are hillary lovers!!!!!!!!

http://www.informationliberation.com/files/comey-family-supported-hillary-womens-march.jpg

Wow!!! Unbelievably gross looking hillary lovers!!!!!

Facts hurt wrote:

Fat hurts wrote:

Forbes and Time estimated his net worth to sell magazines. It's still just a guess and I'm sure those magazines would freely admit that their level of certainty is not high because Trump has never given a full financial disclosure.

Yep, I only buy magazines to read about Trump's or for that matter, Jeff Bezo's or Mark Zuckerberg's net worth. This is Iibtard logic at its finest!

If readers weren't fascinated by these things, they wouldn't publish the article. The Forbes list is the most popular and well-known part of the magazine.

DiscoGary wrote:

moneyless trump wrote:

Because the best attorneys are not willing to represent him. The best attorneys demand a yuge retainer - $1M+. Either, Trump doesn't have a cash for a retainer. Or, he refuses to put up a retainer. Either way, the best attorneys are not willing to represent him.

The best attorneys won't represent him because they can not afford to have their careers ended by a midnight FBI, which would reveal all their other clients' privileged communications. This violation of attorney client privilege has made it much more difficult for Trump to find legal representation. We live in a lawless banana republic.

In a lawless banana republic, the president and his associates are never investigated in the first place.

Here in America, nobody is above the law.

Another Trump-style "win"!

https://www.cnn.com/2018/04/17/politics/supreme-court-federal-law-deportation-immigrants/index.html

DiscoGary wrote:

No. That's the pain of living in a banana republic where the swamp dwellers refuse to accept the results of a free election.

Trump has not been charged with a crime. The original accusation that he colluded with Russia to steal the election from Hillary is now a national joke. We have to assume that our corrupt IRS has gone through all his tax returns and can find no wrong doing there. The latest leak is that they will go after Trump for a possible $130,000 campaign finance violation. If that's all they got, then Trump will survive and the establishment will have destroyed attorney/client privilege and undermined our system of justice for nothing.

Yes, if campaign finance violations is all he is charged with, Trump's presidency will survive.

But no laws about attorney-client privilege have been changed or undermined. Every law concerning attorney-client privilege has been followed. Yesterday's hearing was an extraordinary step to make doubly-sure that attorney-client privilege remains intact and protected.

That's how we do it in America.

DiscoGary wrote:

This violation of attorney client privilege has made it much more difficult for Trump to find legal representation. We live in a lawless banana republic.

This is simply false.

Fat hurts wrote:

DiscoGary wrote:

The best attorneys won't represent him because they can not afford to have their careers ended by a midnight FBI, which would reveal all their other clients' privileged communications. This violation of attorney client privilege has made it much more difficult for Trump to find legal representation. We live in a lawless banana republic.

In a lawless banana republic, the president and his associates are never investigated in the first place.

Here in America, nobody is above the law.

Guys, you must realize that the Mueller FBI raid was an intended trap. The plan: They clearly cross the line, Trump flips, he fires somebody, then they can say he's obstructing justice (since they have nothing else).

Trump needs to just stand firm and not do any such thing. Never even respond to the clowns. The longer this charade goes on, the less credible Mueller, the FBI, and the MSM become. Just let it go, Donald.

And surely you jest about no one being above the law here in America? Come on.

Wait. If nothing was done incorrectly then why the need for extraordinary steps? What was extraordinary is the raiding of the President's lawyer while the lawyer was already cooperating. It would never happen to a Democrat. Everyone knows that. Everyone sees the double-standard and the injustice here.

I agree that the raid was designed to get Trump to fire people so the swamp could justify impeachment, but it was also to deprive him of legal representation and isolate him from his allies. It's banana republic stuff and it can't be undone with liberal spin.

holdin court wrote:

Fat hurts wrote:

In a lawless banana republic, the president and his associates are never investigated in the first place.

Here in America, nobody is above the law.

Guys, you must realize that the Mueller FBI raid was an intended trap. The plan: They clearly cross the line, Trump flips, he fires somebody, then they can say he's obstructing justice (since they have nothing else).

Trump needs to just stand firm and not do any such thing. Never even respond to the clowns. The longer this charade goes on, the less credible Mueller, the FBI, and the MSM become. Just let it go, Donald.

And surely you jest about no one being above the law here in America? Come on.

You are dreaming about the Mueller trap. I don't think Mueller wants to be fired. And it wasn't even Mueller who did the raid. All Mueller did was refer information to the southern district of New York and they decided what to with that information. The SDNY did not cross any lines. They meticulously followed the law, getting approvals up and down the line from judges and the DOJ.

I think Watergate proved that nobody is above the law in this country. Sure, if you have lots of money, it's a lot easier to avoid legal trouble. But in theory, even the president is subject to the same laws as everyone else. What we are seeing before our eyes is the case where theory becomes reality.