Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

yesIguess wrote:

Also, just to be clear, I am not saying that Russians did not try to interfere in our elections. They did. But they have been. Like, since the 70's. Democrats suddenly only care about it when they can use it. Donald Trump is not under federal investigation. This is public knowledge..

You are rather ignorant. What happened in the 70s has nothing to do with NOW and the upcoming elections. You actually believe that "if" Russia meddled in elections in the past they have free-reign to do so as much as they please, and using today's advanced technologies. ... Go back to your Vodka bottle, Boris Ivan.

L L wrote:

I think today may be the worst day in Trump's presidency.

And that's saying a lot for a guy who had to retract a policy of separating children from their families.

As far as what we know publicly what he did, you are probably right.

Utterly shameful.

yeslisignorant wrote:

yesIguess wrote:

Also, just to be clear, I am not saying that Russians did not try to interfere in our elections. They did. But they have been. Like, since the 70's. Democrats suddenly only care about it when they can use it. Donald Trump is not under federal investigation. This is public knowledge..

You are rather ignorant. What happened in the 70s has nothing to do with NOW and the upcoming elections. You actually believe that "if" Russia meddled in elections in the past they have free-reign to do so as much as they please, and using today's advanced technologies. ... Go back to your Vodka bottle, Boris Ivan.

Literally just said that Russians interfered in our elections in 2016. Great point bub.

yesIguess wrote:

How many times does Rod Rosentein and Muller have to say that the president isn't under investigation for you numbskulls to figure it out?

You need to read up on this again because you are dead wrong.

According to Trump's own attorneys, Mueller says that Trump definitely IS under investigation. He IS a subject of the investigation.

"In private negotiations in early March about a possible presidential interview, Mueller described Trump as a subject of his investigation."

They don't yet say he is a target of the investigation. They don't say that until an indictment is imminent.

yesIguess wrote:

yeslisignorant wrote:

You are rather ignorant. What happened in the 70s has nothing to do with NOW and the upcoming elections. You actually believe that "if" Russia meddled in elections in the past they have free-reign to do so as much as they please, and using today's advanced technologies. ... Go back to your Vodka bottle, Boris Ivan.

Literally just said that Russians interfered in our elections in 2016. Great point bub.

Reading comprehension is a skill you do not have.

Top Republicans in Congress break with Trump over Putin comments

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/16/politics/congress-reaction-trump-putin-comments/index.html

DiscoGary wrote:

Racket wrote:

Their stock price increased 13% the day after he was forced out and it's still up. He was bad for publicity and the board has been trying to can him since last Fall when it became obvious he couldn't keep his political opinions quite and focus on running a business. The only people who think he was actually fired because he said the n word are Twitter warriors in Portland and apparently you.

Ah, so you think it was an inside hit job. That makes more sense. Still, it should really make anyone pause before bringing in a PR firm to handle this stuff knowing that someone on the inside might use anything you say in private to run you out of the company. It's a bad day for the race hustling business.

Here's a tip -- don't ever use the n-word. Don't use it by saying that someone else used to say it all the time, and don't use such a such to rationalize racist behavior. Hire all the PR companies you want...just don't behave like a racist pig when you do. Oh, and if you aren't clear what is racist and what isn't, then go do some research. You have a lot to learn.

Flagpole wrote:

DiscoGary wrote:

... it should really make anyone pause before bringing in a PR firm to handle this stuff knowing that someone on the inside might use anything you say in private to run you out of the company. It's a bad day for the race hustling business.

Here's a tip -- don't ever use the n-word. Don't use it by saying that someone else used to say it all the time, and don't use such a such to rationalize racist behavior. Hire all the PR companies you want...just don't behave like a racist pig when you do. Oh, and if you aren't clear what is racist and what isn't, then go do some research. You have a lot to learn.

You are trying to tell a diehard Trump who voted for Trump, because Trump promised to ERASE everything an illegitimate black President did, not to use the n-word.

TheNow wrote:

Is the narrative starting to change?

I’m starting to see terms like ‘dereliction of duty’ and even ‘treason’ surface more and more in the narrative with respect to the current occupant of the White House as well as the GOP.

But will this blow over with the next outrage or stick? My sense is that fatigue is setting in and people are both wary and weary of what’s happening and there is an ominous sense that something very wrong happened in the 2016 election cycle.

Something very wrong DID happen during the 2016 election cycle and then since Trump has been in office. Today's Trump fail is not a surprise to me, because he is a person who has no integrity and no sense. He is also clearly compromised by Putin.

Republicans have lost so much of what used to define them...no longer can they stand up and say they are patriotic. No longer can they say with a straight face that they are the fiscally responsible party. No longer can they say with any reasonableness that they are the party of family values.

WTF Republicans! Cut ties with this man child criminal.

Basically if Trump doesn't smash Putin over the head with a bottle of Stoli, the left will say Putin got the best of him.

Post summit:

Mueller- there it is, uh, uh --collusion! We got Trump now!

Mueller never

Clownpole forever

Yet you voted for Hillary, the biggest criminal in the country.

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Basically if Trump doesn't smash Putin over the head with a bottle of Stoli, the left will say Putin got the best of him.

Ahem, no. Please take a break and climb out of your Trump Rat Maze for at least one time since the election.

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

If the Democrats were truly concerned about Russia why did:

Obama promise more “flexibility” after the election?

Obama do nothing after the DNC was hacked?

Obama mock Romney for calling Russia an enemy?

1.) Because Russia hadn't interfered with our elections in 2012. (Perhaps you'd like to explain why every single Republican went bananas when Obama said this, but did nothing after Russia actually attacked our country?)

2.) Because traitor Mitch McConnell told Obama that if he went public about Russia's cyber attacks, the GOP would frame it as a partisan political maneuver by a tyrant designed to benefit Hillary Clinton.

3.) He mocked him for calling Russia our #1 enemy. He was wrong. And few people (except us lefties!) could have predicted that conservatives would actually support an idiot like Trump and continue to support him long after it was obvious he was a compromised Russian patsy.

It's hilarious that you still use the name "Rigged for Hillary" when she lost the election after the FBI put out misleading information about her email investigation while saying nothing about its investigation into Trump's relationship with Russia, and after a foreign adversary meddled in the election on her opponent's behalf.

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Basically if Trump doesn't smash Putin over the head with a bottle of Stoli, the left will say Putin got the best of him.

Post summit:

Mueller- there it is, uh, uh --collusion! We got Trump now!

Mueller never

Clownpole forever

1) If Trump doesn't smash him over the head? Wow. Your macho view of the world is so warped and flat out odd.

2) Trump said before the "summit" that he was going to ask Putin again if he did it. Umm...NOOOO...what Trump SHOULD have done is TOLD Putin we know he did it and that he'd better not do it again, or there will be HUGE sanctions...sanctions in addition to what should be in place already.

3) Trump is siding with Vladimir Putin and his Russian army over US intelligence agencies. THAT is not right in any way. That is not defensible in any way.

4) Dude, Mueller already has all the evidence he needs about collusion (will be in the form of conspiracy and/or bribery).

5) So, you approve of our President siding with Putin over our own intelligence agencies. Nice. You do know that Putin kills political opponents and journalists, right? You do KNOW that Russia greatly interfered with our election in 2016, right? How do you possibly rationalize supporting Trump here?

Mueller is coming.

The clown is done.

TheNow wrote:

Is the narrative starting to change?

I’m starting to see terms like ‘dereliction of duty’ and even ‘treason’ surface more and more in the narrative with respect to the current occupant of the White House as well as the GOP.

But will this blow over with the next outrage or stick? My sense is that fatigue is setting in and people are both wary and weary of what’s happening and there is an ominous sense that something very wrong happened in the 2016 election cycle.

OK. So everyone thinks Trump is guilty of treason because he is letting Russia off the hook for "election meddling" ... and you guys on the Left want to know how Trump supporters can stick with him.

That's easy. We don't think the Russian meddling is a big deal. Russia does it all the time, no votes were changed, it had minimal effect. Also, we know that Russia organized an anti-Trump rally after Trump won which was promoted by CNN, so Russia's main goal was to create chaos. Also, we know that Hillary was involved in real scandals with Russia regarding the Uranium One deal, but no one seemed to think that was a problem. We also know as a matter of record that Hillary's team decided on using the Russian collusion angle the day after she lost. We know they used every tool of the Federal government to find Trump's wrongdoing, including planting spies in his campaign, and still they found nothing.

Then consider that we see Democrats who are risking a nuclear war with Russia to take down Trump, and well, it all seems a little petty.

Trump is trying to improve relations with our known enemies and if he has to push aside this phony Russian meddling scandal to do it, then I support him. If he wants to blame Dems for not securing their servers, then he's actually right, and I support him.

In the real world there is no Russian collusion, but there is an attempt by our own government to overturn an election. Now that's something to worry about.

Fat hurts wrote:

yesIguess wrote:

How many times does Rod Rosentein and Muller have to say that the president isn't under investigation for you numbskulls to figure it out?

You need to read up on this again because you are dead wrong.

According to Trump's own attorneys, Mueller says that Trump definitely IS under investigation. He IS a subject of the investigation.

"In private negotiations in early March about a possible presidential interview, Mueller described Trump as a subject of his investigation."

They don't yet say he is a target of the investigation. They don't say that until an indictment is imminent.

"There is no allegation in this indictment that any American citizen committed a crime. There is no allegation that the conspiracy changed the vote count or affected any election result."

-Rod Rosenstein on the indictment of 12 Russian hackers, just days ago.

Stop pulling at strings. I'm not wrong. The Russians did meddle in our election. The president was not involved. It did not affect the outcome.

All that being said, the president siding with Putin today was shameful. This dude shoots himself in the foot more than Wil E. Coyote.

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

The MSM says Trump is weak on Russia when in reality it's the media being weak on the truth.

Trump:

Armed the citizens of Ukraine

Closed consulates

Refuses to acknowledge Putin’s annexation of Crimea

Enacted air strikes (twice) in Syria against Russia’s threats

200+ Russians died in Syria because of those airstrikes

Whatever you do pretend Trump hasn't capitulated on Crimea, capitulated on Syria and sought to remove Russian economic sanctions and support Russia re-entering the G7 and today, fealty to Russian nation building.

Good job America!

L L wrote:

So Trump takes Putin's side against US intel of Russian election interference.

What a surprise.

What a weak leader.

Like Obama, the coward sissy.

Fat hurts wrote:

They don't yet say he is a target of the investigation. They don't say that until an indictment is imminent.

Be prepared for Congress not flipping and therefore no consideration of impeachment, and no criminal charges for many reasons.

This is what history feels like.