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nasty little twerp with crazy bitter-man opinions
Out on the town having the time of my life. My friends are just out of frame, eating cake too.
That was bizarre.Out on the town having the time of my life. My friends are just out of frame, eating cake too.
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I didn’t know you were a Packers fan.
Forget that, who willingly chooses a cake with fruit filling?I didn’t know you were a Packers fan.
This is why it would probably never work. Beyond the fact that Trump is generally (and oddly) squeamish about military action.Good to know
I would wager that at some point over the coming weeks we hear that he tried to do it
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Well, it’s not me. I would never willingly eat a fruit filled cake.Forget that, who willingly chooses a cake with fruit filling?
Well that's a relief. To be fair we all knw that could not be you. If you were going to get a tweet cake we all know which one it would be.Well, it’s not me. I would never willingly eat a fruit filled cake.
I dont see listed the confirmation step needed from the sec def or any similar party. Otherwise it is mostly as I expected, and the predicament the officers receiving the order have is quite significant. Legally they can't refuse. As the tweet posters notes, they have to break the law.This is why it would probably never work. Beyond the fact that Trump is generally (and oddly) squeamish about military action.
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Who knows who wrote him that speech, but that was powerful. Brilliant delivery as well.Tweet
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The level of competence and attention to detail required is simply too much for Trump. Beyond that, he's still a rational actor concerned with self-preservation after he leaves the WH.I dont see listed the confirmation step needed from the sec def or any similar party. Otherwise it is mostly as I expected, and the predicament the officers receiving the order have is quite significant. Legally they can't refuse. As the tweet posters notes, they have to break the law.
He is "rational" until he completely snaps. If you think that is unlikely , fair enough, but in a situation when the losses keep piling up, the idea of him suffering some form of breakdown is not that far fetched imo.The level of competence and attention to detail required is simply too much for Trump. Beyond that, he's still a rational actor concerned with self-preservation after he leaves the WH.
He's already snapped once he learned he lost and his response was to deny it, litigate, and create an alternate reality narrative to keep his supporters from abandoning ship. Ultimately, he's incentivized to not do anything that will compound what he's already done, which he thinks he can litigate his way out of after he leaves office. If he were to start a war, he would squander all of that.He is "rational" until he completely snaps. If you think that is unlikely , fair enough, but in a situation when the losses keep piling up, the idea of him suffering some form of breakdown is not that far fetched imo.
Iirc, he has been critical of Trump from the start, before he was even nominated.Who knows who wrote him that speech, but that was powerful. Brilliant delivery as well.
Still, the question remains, did they really need 5 people to die in the U.S. Capitol to finally see what Trump has been doing for the past 6 years or so? (I'm not sure exactly when did he began his campaigning). "Some people from my party won't get into the book" etc.
He strongly always openly and strongly criticized Trump from the beginningWho knows who wrote him that speech, but that was powerful. Brilliant delivery as well.
Still, the question remains, did they really need 5 people to die in the U.S. Capitol to finally see what Trump has been doing for the past 6 years or so? (I'm not sure exactly when did he began his campaigning). "Some people from my party won't get into the book" etc.
Iirc, he has been critical of Trump from the start, before he was even nominated.
Fair enough — but it was a comment not directly about him, but about the whole Republican establishment. He just happened to make the most inspiring speech.He strongly always openly and strongly criticized Trump from the beginning
My dad is a golfer and he won a trip to Turnberry for a couple of rounds and overnight stay. I told him to steal as many towels, bathrobes and slippers as possible from the bastards.Indeed it is. It's stunning and always a joy to watch the pros play it, especially in a major like The Open.
To be fair to him, Trump does own some breautiful courses. Doral is gorgeous as is Doonbeg in Ireland.
Hopefully he is forced to sell them. Especially Turnberry where he pissed the locals off and forced some of the oldest resident families out of their homes. The UK documentary about that was brutal. Yet more historical proof of what an utterly despicable cnut he is.
My dad is a golfer and he won a trip to Turnberry for a couple of rounds and overnight stay. I told him to steal as many towels, bathrobes and slippers as possible from the bastards.
Im not sure I can see enough to make it 2/3rd though:Plus he's supposed to be a billionaire who can afford a million a year in travel in his tawdry 727, his own security people etc. I can see some support for this among Republicans in the Senate since a number of them want to run in 24 and would love to see him out of the way.
Yup. I guess Murkowski, Toomey, Romney and Collins would likely vote to remove him. But after that, it is hard to find another 13 GOP senators who would vote for it.Im not sure I can see enough to make it 2/3rd though:
Assuming all dems vote against thats 50... they need 17 Republicans to vote with them and i can see a few doing so because the believe trump is a danger ... and perhaps a couple more who like you say wouldnt want him running against them in 2024 but Im not sure I can see the numbers needed
Gut feel there is a vote to impeach in the house but it goes no further
plus Id guess it will come in the middle of Mcconnell being as obstructive as possible ref appointments etc and generally just not wanting to side with the dems on anythingYup. I guess Murkowski, Toomey, Romney and Collins would likely vote to remove him. But after that, it is hard to find another 13 GOP senators who would vote for it.
Unless of course, McConnell has decided that Trump now only harms the party. In which case, I think it becomes quite easy, and then Trump gets removed followed by the Senate passing a resolution that he cannot hold an office ever again. But considering that this will happen after Trump is already out of office, it is hard to see how this is going to proceed (and even if it is constitutional on the first place, considering that there is nothing about the removal of an ex-president).
Yep, there's no bad outcome for the Democrats as I see it. Either way it'll exacerbate the coming GOP civil war.But repubs would still have to stand up in the Congress and make the claim for why they won't vote to impeach. That would mean trying to justify what Trump did and I'm not sure how they would do that. They are caught between a rock and a hard place on this one and Pelosi and Schumer are loving it.
I think they stand up and say its disgusting that at a time when the american people need their representatives coming together and working to defeat coronavirus (or china virus depending how much of a cnut they are) that the democrats are wasting time on this and they are voting to dismiss the charges so they can get on with governing - pretty easy one to bat away, keep the base onside and still not have to tie yourself to a sinking trumpBut repubs would still have to stand up in the Congress and make the claim for why they won't vote to impeach. That would mean trying to justify what Trump did and I'm not sure how they would do that. They are caught between a rock and a hard place on this one and Pelosi and Schumer are loving it.
Actually the dems need to be careful they dont kick off their own civil war as wellYep, there's no bad outcome for the Democrats as I see it. Either way it'll exacerbate the coming GOP civil war.
Hard agree.Perhaps its best both parties implode and they figure out a better electoral system
Why can’t Trump go to the White House no more? Because it’s for Biden.
Took a look at Fox yesterday, and establishment Cons seem to have found their formula: distancing themselves from riots & terrorism, but decrying any meaningful response as a partisan hit job by Dems/MSM/Big Tech. Would surprise me if the GOP mainstream didn't reject impeachment because 'unity and healing' is now needed instead of 'divisiveness', but I'm just guessing.But repubs would still have to stand up in the Congress and make the claim for why they won't vote to impeach. That would mean trying to justify what Trump did and I'm not sure how they would do that. They are caught between a rock and a hard place on this one and Pelosi and Schumer are loving it.
It is still 2020 1 . We are fecked for quite a while.Fecking hell I just found out Kevin Sorbo is a Qanon loon. My childhood is fecking ruined.
Feck off 2020, wait I mean, feck.
Xena's still cool though, so at least we have that.Fecking hell I just found out Kevin Sorbo is a Qanon loon. My childhood is fecking ruined.
Feck off 2020, wait I mean, feck.
As is Dean Cain, seemingly. Hercules and Superman teaming up to fight for the forces of (right-wing) darkness! We're doomed!Fecking hell I just found out Kevin Sorbo is a Qanon loon. My childhood is fecking ruined.
Feck off 2020, wait I mean, feck.
We have Arnold though, so add Conan/Terminator/Kindergarten Cop to our team.As is Dean Cain, seemingly. Hercules and Superman teaming up to fight for the forces of (right-wing) darkness! We're doomed!
That makes me feel better. Does anyone know where Rambo stands on all of this?We have Arnold though, so add Conan/Terminator/Kindergarten Cop to our team.
Sylvester Stallone Says Rambo Would Be Anti-Mask Fighter if 'First Blood' Was Made Today (newsweek.com)That makes me feel better. Does anyone know where Rambo stands on all of this?
All that spit and sweat makes Rambo a hazard risk and must be quarantined