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coldjoint
 
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Sun 20 May, 2018 11:23 pm
@Real Music,
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In fact it is down right hilarious.


Well, that means you are a traitor, or you might as well be one, if you live in the US. You have a lot of company, but your ranks are shrinking. Keep laughing and keep in mind who has been getting the last laugh since he was elected.
coldjoint
 
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Sun 20 May, 2018 11:27 pm
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The Hunter Becomes the Hunted

Look out Obama. Laughing Laughing Laughing
https://pjmedia.com/richardfernandez/the-fight-moves-up-a-notch/
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Real Music
 
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Sun 20 May, 2018 11:33 pm
@coldjoint,
I love America. I am also an American veteran.
I have also been involved in volunteer work.
What about you?
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oralloy
 
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Sun 20 May, 2018 11:36 pm
@Real Music,
Real Music wrote:
Somebody might want to tell Giuliani that Mueller is not working by any timetable set by Giuliani.
Somebody also might want to tell Giuliani that he is not a spokesperson for Mueller.
Somebody might want to fire Mueller.
oralloy
 
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Sun 20 May, 2018 11:37 pm
@Real Music,
Real Music wrote:
coldjoint wrote:
To stop a president from doing his job is not funny.
In this particular case, it is quite funny. In fact it is down right hilarious.
It's going to be some 20 years before we have a Democratic president again, but just remember that when the Democrats play dirty tricks on the Republicans, the Republicans turn right around and play the same dirty tricks on the Democrats.

The last time the Democrats pulled a round of dirty tricks on the Republicans, the end result was Neil Gorsuch joining the Supreme Court.
Real Music
 
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Sun 20 May, 2018 11:49 pm
@oralloy,
Quote:
Somebody might want to fire Mueller.
Yes additional obstruction of justice by firing Mueller may very well occur.
Real Music
 
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Sun 20 May, 2018 11:52 pm
@oralloy,
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It's going to be some 20 years before we have a Democratic president again
Since I am not God, I can't predict the future. So, I'm not even going to try.
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oralloy
 
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Sun 20 May, 2018 11:55 pm
@Real Music,
Real Music wrote:
Yes additional obstruction of justice by firing Mueller may very well occur.

It isn't obstruction of justice when the President exercises his constitutional powers.
Real Music
 
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Mon 21 May, 2018 12:03 am
@oralloy,
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It isn't obstruction of justice when the President exercises his constitutional powers.
There are different legal opinions on that very issue. There are legal experts who are saying that if Mueller is fired, that can be seen as obstruction of justice.
glitterbag
 
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Mon 21 May, 2018 12:26 am
@Real Music,
It's pointless to engage some of the members of A2K, they are not history buffs they substitute histrionics for scholarship. Some folks get by with this their entire lives.
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glitterbag
 
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Mon 21 May, 2018 12:28 am
@Real Music,
Which reminds me, that lying sack of crap Ollie North is the new figure head of the NRA.
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Real Music
 
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Mon 21 May, 2018 12:40 am
@coldjoint,
Quote:
To stop a president from doing his job is not funny.

By the way, Mueller's investigation does not prevent the president from doing his job.
Although, watching Fox News and tweeting all day can be quite time consuming.
I still find the manure that comes out of Giuliani mouth when he speaks to be outrageous and ridiculous.
Yes, Giuliani has repeatedly shown himself to be a world class circus clown.
I really shouldn't use the word "class" and Giuliani in the same breath, since Giuliani has no class.
oralloy
 
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Mon 21 May, 2018 01:37 am
@Real Music,
Real Music wrote:
There are different legal opinions on that very issue. There are legal experts who are saying that if Mueller is fired, that can be seen as obstruction of justice.

Those experts are lying or are incompetent.

The Constitution gives the President absolute power to fire anyone in the executive branch.

Any interpretation of the law that contradicts this power is unconstitutional.
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oralloy
 
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Mon 21 May, 2018 01:40 am
@Real Music,
Real Music wrote:
By the way, Mueller's investigation does not prevent the president from doing his job.

That is incorrect. One of the main goals of the Mueller investigation is to undermine the Trump Administration with baseless accusations and prevent them from getting anything done.

You'll understand this better in 20 years when the next Democratic presidency is tied down in baseless accusations as payback.
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Brandon9000
 
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Mon 21 May, 2018 02:23 am
@jcboy,
jcboy wrote:
So, is the foster care program now cool with right-wingers? Because they sure don't like it when it comes for THEIR kids being abused in various cults of religion, racism & violence. This guy is disgraceful, anything to defend the Idiot tRumps policies.

John Kelly: It's not 'cruel' to separate families at the border — children will be 'put into foster care or whatever'

Quote:
The White House chief of staff, John Kelly, defended the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance" policy toward immigrants who cross the border illegally, telling NPR that separating parents from their children could be a "tough deterrent."

The new policy has garnered backlash from critics who say that criminally prosecuting 100% of illegal border-crossing cases, as the Trump administration has vowed to do, will require children to be taken away from their detained parents.

When asked by NPR about those who say it's "cruel and heartless to take a mother away from her children," Kelly brushed off the question, according to an interview transcript released Friday.


Entering the US without permission is illegal. Violators should be deported. People, or, at least adults, who have made the decision to enter the country illegally should have considered the possibility of negative consequences for their families. If you don't like the laws, try and change them, but as long as they're on the books, they should be enforced. And, by the way, I am glad that people are forced to seek formal permission before entering the US.
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Mon 21 May, 2018 04:19 am
@Real Music,
Michael Flynn pleaded guilty. Now his supporters are trying to exonerate him.
Quote:
Friends and family of former national security adviser Michael Flynn are waging a campaign to try to exonerate the retired lieutenant general — and, possibly, land him a presidential pardon.
revelette1
 
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Mon 21 May, 2018 09:20 am
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oralloy
 
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Mon 21 May, 2018 11:48 am
@Walter Hinteler,
Walter Hinteler wrote:
Michael Flynn pleaded guilty. Now his supporters are trying to exonerate him.
Quote:
Friends and family of former national security adviser Michael Flynn are waging a campaign to try to exonerate the retired lieutenant general -- and, possibly, land him a presidential pardon.
Maybe we can seize Democratic campaign funds and give them to their victims as restitution.
coldjoint
 
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Mon 21 May, 2018 12:39 pm
@oralloy,
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Maybe we can seize Democratic campaign funds and give them to their victims as restitution.

From what we have seen a president has already proven a president can do what he wants, so why not.
 

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