Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

Has the thought that aduck2002 could be of Trump family instead of being an alien ever crossed your mind while reading him?

What the What? wrote:

DiscoGary wrote:

So all Mueller has left is trying to convict Trump for obstructing justice of a phony investigation that found nothing ... based on his tweets which turned out to be right. Mueller has nothing.

Hey, Lying Gary - nice content-filled post!

Is that all you've got left?

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Lying Gary

Hi Lying Flagpole!!!

Clintonettes are NOT Americans!

Wi Mi wrote:

Trump approval ratings at 36 percent in Wisconsin and Michigan.

Yep, I remember the HRC leads and percentages before the election just a short time ago. I love your bogus sources who always have the answer:)

Wi Mi wrote:

Trump approval ratings at 36 percent in Wisconsin and Michigan.

Yes, and that's also impacting the other races in those states. Scott Walker is trailing his likely Democratic gov opponent by 14 points in one poll released today.

I don't believe that margin but Walker is in trouble this time

DiscoGary wrote:

So all Mueller has left is trying to convict Trump for obstructing justice of a phony investigation that found nothing ... based on his tweets which turned out to be right. Mueller has nothing.

Thus far, the investigation has resulted in dozens of indictments for high-level federal crimes. In October 2017, Manafort was indicted on numerous counts in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.[3] In February 2018, he was indicted on numerous counts in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.[4][5] Flynn pleaded guilty to making false statements to the FBI and became a cooperating witness in December 2017.[6] Mueller further secured guilty pleas from Manafort's business partner Rick Gates, former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos, Dutch attorney Alex van der Zwaan,[7] and Richard Pinedo,[8] all of who became cooperating witnesses to the probe. In February 2018, Mueller indicted 13 Russian citizens and 3 Russian entities, most notably the Internet Research Agency,[9] and in June 2018 added an indictment of Konstantin Kilimnik, Manafort's business partner.[10] In July 2018, 12 members of a Russian government cyber espionage group known as Fancy Bear, responsible for the 2016 DNC email hacking, were indicted.[11] Investigations into Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen were referred to the US Attorney's office of the Southern District of New York.[12]

Mi Wi wrote:

Wi Mi wrote:

Trump approval ratings at 36 percent in Wisconsin and Michigan.

Yep, I remember the HRC leads and percentages before the election just a short time ago. I love your bogus sources who always have the answer:)

You both have a point.

Wisconsin and Michigan weren't on anyone's polls to go to Trump in 2016.

But I think the latest polls reflect the regret of their votes.

Or how well the Russians influenced their decision st the time.

Speaking of Russians

Michael Cohen is ready to testify that Trump knew all about the July 2016 meeting with Jr and the Russians.

Trump continues to deny knowledge of this meeting.

It's the word of one untrustworthy lawyer against one immensely untrustworthy president.

Now, we all know that Trump knew about this meeting.

In the end, it's up to Congress to believe one over the other if it comes to an impeachment trial.

If Don Jr had this meeting with Russians before the election

And Trump was fully aware of this meeting

And we have indictments of Russians meddling with our election

And Trump has publicly denied knowledge of this meeting his whole presidency,

This is bad for Trump

Right?

You're absolutely the most idiotic person in the world to believe that Russia influence voters, moronic would be a compliment.

Never saw an ad once that had any influence on the election.

You're really a bizarre person to believe such a thing, and I mean bizarre! I feel sorry for you if you actually believe that.

**********Simple, show me the ads whether in writing or video that were from Russia, just one ad and if so, show me how it influenced anything.

Again, just one ad from magazine form or video.

I'll wait over here for a few minutes, or a few 100 years, while you go and find it.

Liberals lost and liberals lie, period.

All right conservatives, it's time for a down-home favorite: "MOVE! THOSE! GOALPOSTS!"

http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/399125-cnn-cohen-says-trump-knew-of-2016-trump-tower-meeting-ahead-of-time

But Hillary is the REAL kuhlooder!!!

The Gallant Pig Man wrote:

All right conservatives, it's time for a down-home favorite: "MOVE! THOSE! GOALPOSTS!"

http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/399125-cnn-cohen-says-trump-knew-of-2016-trump-tower-meeting-ahead-of-time

But Hillary is the REAL kuhlooder!!!

Look at the post above your post Pig Man. Nothing eh? Boy you Democrats are hilariously selective.

george constanza wrote:

Look at the post above your post Pig Man. Nothing eh? Boy you Democrats are hilariously selective.

I post evidence that Trump colluded with Russia to push dirt on his political rival, and you ignore it and call me selective? Too good. What, you want me to address your stupid contention that Russian advertisements and propaganda couldn't have had any affect at all on the outcome of the election? You think advertising and marketing are hundred billion dollar industries because they don't have ANY impact on the way people think? You need proof that it is influential? People like you ARE the proof.

The Gallant Pig Man wrote:

Flagpole wrote:

Let's assume Trump was worth $10 billion dollars as he says (he's not), A billion dollars is a thousand million dollars, so 10 billion dollars is ten thousand million dollars. So, being worth that, he couldn't pony up $1.6 million of his own money to pay off the Playboy Playmate? He had to go basically steal it from the RNC? A 4% return on $10 billion dollars is $400 million in one year. He couldn't afford a petty $1.6 million? He is so phony.

Not only could he not afford $1.6 million for Bechard, he couldn't afford to pay Cohen the $130,000 back for the Daniels deal. Cohen had to get a HELOC on his house to come up with the money and then lied to his lender about what the money was for. President Baby Daddy is broke.

Please explain how a "broke" Trump is not taking a salary.

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Please explain how a "broke" Trump is not taking a salary.

Well there are appearances to maintain, of course. But I have no doubt that he's made a pretty penny by using his office for profit since he was elected, in addition to the allowance his handlers have been giving him.

Flagpole wrote:

DiscoGary and Rigged For Hillary,

Will you care at all if it turns out that Trump got a Playboy playmate pregnant and that he paid $1.6 million for her to get an abortion and to hush up about it? I'm guessing no, but I'm curious.

I am pro-life and not a fan of abortions. That being said, the deal breaker for me when it comes to Trump is any 180 degree turnaround in his major economic policies such as:

Reviving Obama era regulations

Reversing the income tax cuts

Reversing bank reform

Nominating liberal judges

Becoming a globalist & discarding "America First"

The Gallant Pig Man wrote:

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

Please explain how a "broke" Trump is not taking a salary.

Well there are appearances to maintain, of course. But I have no doubt that he's made a pretty penny by using his office for profit since he was elected, in addition to the allowance his handlers have been giving him.

He would have made a hell of a lot more money remaining a private citizen and running the Trump Organization. There is no evidence that he has "handlers" paying for his day-to-day expenses. Present proof before making outrageous statements.

How many indictments for Americans colluding with Russia, so far? Zero.

Mueller never

Clownpole forever

Awsi Dooger wrote:

Wi Mi wrote:

Trump approval ratings at 36 percent in Wisconsin and Michigan.

Yes, and that's also impacting the other races in those states. Scott Walker is trailing his likely Democratic gov opponent by 14 points in one poll released today.

I don't believe that margin but Walker is in trouble this time

You mean the Heritage Foundation State Experiment #492 wasn't an enormous success? The hottest national economy in at least a generation (thanks Obama!) and Walker's Kansas loses, bigly. Keep in mind he had a friendly State Congress to build their low-tax shan-gri-la as well. Who knew that would happen? Oh, that's right, economics history.

Walker might be able to whip up some fascism and racism to get back in the race by November.

LL needs serious help, fast! wrote:

You're absolutely the most idiotic person in the world to believe that Russia influence voters, moronic would be a compliment.

Never saw an ad once that had any influence on the election.

. . .

So . . . all of these politicians spend hundreds of millions of dollars on ads that have no influence on elections?

That seems odd.

Fat hurts wrote:

Flagpole wrote:

I will give you my definition of rich...when the annual average of your investments makes more than you make in income from working, then you are rich. I suppose there could be exceptions there like for example if you made very little income (which is not the case for me) or if you had a ton of debt (which is not the case for me). I personally also put in the extra caveat that I had to be debt free including the house.

Are you talking about income from investments or capital appreciation of those investments?

The latter.