I’m sure talking is better than fighting, and that international trade is better than just talk.
But let’s expel dictatorships from the United Nations.
The Fake-News MediaCrats are all on the same page —
— don’t they all look cute with their big, bright donkey lapel pins?
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The democrat donkey hee-haws about the new tax law –
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a better debate format would be for each candidate to pick who they want to ask questions , that way we get two bias moderators for each debate. Or even better, have a real old style debate like the famous Lincoln/Douglas debate
Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report confirms that
there was no collusion between Donald Trump and Russia
prior to, during, or after the 2016 presidential election —
— and Americans celebrate.
© 2019 Getty Images NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 23: People attend a rally in support of U.S. President Donald Trump near Trump Tower on March 23, 2019 in New York City. Local grassroots pro-Trump organizations throughout the New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania areas called supporters to gather, rally and network amongst its members. (Photo by Stephanie Keith/Getty Images)
From Reuters —
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"Finally we get to stick it to all the haters who want to undermine our president,” said [Henry] Thompson, a lifelong Democrat who backed Trump in the 2016 campaign for his opposition to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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“How many times did Trump say: ‘No collusion’ — and he was right. They say the president lies. But his enemies have lied about this from the beginning.”
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Trump, who has repeatedly called the Mueller probe a “witch hunt,” quickly hailed the announcement as “complete and total exoneration.”
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Recent Smollett cartoons –
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From the Mueller report: “According to notes written by Hunt, when Sessions told the President that a Special Counsel had been appointed, the President slumped back in his chair and said, 'Oh my God. This is terrible. This is the end of my Presidency. I’m [expletive deleted].”
Mueller report excerpt on Trump’s assertion of Mueller COI: “Bannon said that, although the White House thought about beseeching Mueller to become Director again, he did not come in looking for the job.533 Bannon also told the President that the law firm position did not amount to a conflict in the legal community. 534 And Bannon told the President that the golf course dispute did not rise to the level of a conflict and claiming one was 'ridiculous and petty.'535 The President did not respond when Bannon pushed back on the stated conflicts of interest.536”
I’m not permitted to repeat the words of our great President Donald Trump Jr. that were recorded during the filming of an Access Hollywood episode because it will be flagged as “inappropriate content.” Here is an excerpt from the Mueller report regarding the gravity with which Pres. Trump holds the release of that tape:
“The President then told Sessions he should resign as Attorney General.509 Sessions agreed to submit his resignation and left the Oval Office.510 Hicks saw the President shortly after Sessions departed and described the President as being extremely upset by the Special Counsel’s appointment.511 Hicks said that she had only seen the President like that one other time, when the Access Hollywood tape came out during the campaign.512”
I’m sure you can all recall what Pres. Trump said about what women “let” him do to them considering his celebrity status.
He is a great man, our Pres. Trump, isn’t he?
I think politics is a topic where everyone want to show his opinion. I appreciate your concerns in terms of this post and I think we should respect each others opinion. No one can be right all the time and everyone is included in this no one. So, respect each other!
Articles of impeachment: witness tampering
http://www.abajournal.com/news/article/following-fox-news-interview-some-wonder-if-president-engaged-in-obstruction/?icn=most_read
Respect for our great democracy is founded on respect for its founding document.
From the OIG’s “Evaluation of GSA’s Management and Administration of the Old Post Office Building Lease”:
We found that GSA recognized that the President’s business interest in the OPO lease raised issues under the Constitution’s Emoluments Clauses that might cause a breach of the lease; however, GSA decided not to address those issues in connection with the management of the lease. We also found that the decision to exclude the emoluments issues from GSA’s consideration of the lease was improper because GSA, like all government agencies, has an obligation to uphold and enforce the Constitution; and because the lease, itself, requires that consideration. In addition, we found that GSA’s unwillingness to address the constitutional issues affected its analysis of Section 37.19 of the lease that led to GSA’s conclusion that Tenant’s business structure satisfied the terms and conditions of the lease. As a result, GSA foreclosed an early resolution of these issues, including a possible solution satisfactory to all parties; and the uncertainty over the lease remains unresolved.
Articles of impeachment for Teflon Don: abuse of power
From the Mueller report:
After Flynn withdrew from a joint defense agreement with the President and began cooperating with the government, the President’ s personal counsel left a message for Flynn’ s attorneys reminding them of the President’s warm feelings towards Flynn, which he said “still remains,” and asking for a “heads up” if Flynn knew “information that implicates the President.” When Flynn’s counsel reiterated that Flynn could no longer share information pursuant to a joint defense agreement, the President’s personal counsel said he would make sure that the President knew that Flynn’s actions reflected “hostility” towards the President. During Manafort’s prosecution and when the jury in his criminal trial was deliberating, the President praised Manafort in public, said that Manafort was being treated unfairly, and declined to rule out a pardon. After Manafort was convicted, the President called Manafort “a brave man” for refusing to " break" and said that “flipping” “almost ought to be outlawed.”
I’m stickin’ with my President. He is, after all, extremely presidential.
Articles of impeachment continued: obstruction of justice
From the Mueller report:
On March 3, the day after Sessions’ s recusal, McGahn was called into the Oval Office.291 Other advisors were there, including Priebus and Banno n.292 The President opened the conversation by saying, “I don’t have a lawy er .” 293 The President expressed anger at McGahn about the recusal and brought up Roy Cohn, stating that he wished Cohn was his attorney.294 McGahn interpreted this comment as directed at him, suggesting that Cohn would fight for the President whereas McGahn would not.295 The President wanted McGahn to talk to Sessions about the recusal, but McGahn told the President that DOJ ethics officials had weighed in on Sessions’s decision to recuse.296 The President then brought up former Attorneys General Robert Kennedy and Eric Holder and said that they had protected their presidents.297 The President also pushed back on the DOJ contacts policy, and said words to the effect of, " You’ re telling me that Bobby and Jack didn’t talk about investigations? Or Obama didn’t tell Eric Holder who to investigate? "298 Bannon recalled that the President was as mad as Bannon had ever seen him and that he screamed at McGahn about how weak Sessions was.299 Bannon recalled telling the President that Sessions’s recusal was not a surprise and that before the inauguration they had discussed that Sessions would have to recuse from campaign - related investigations because of his work on the Trump Campaign.300
The Mueller Report — a big nothing — is finally released
Democrat heads explode
On the street, Libtards and Trumpers discuss the report
Despondent Democrats self-medicate with their favorite spirits
And Shifty Schiff keeps selling the Democrat Snake Oil
I know that reading the actual Mueller report is more difficult than reposting cartoons. But, hey, you might learn something.
I’m glad the cartoons are so popular.
More cartoons are coming!
Oh, look!
It’s Crazy Uncle Joe.
And he’s running for president.
Again.
Run, Joe, run!
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