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Feral wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2019 5:58 pm Drip...drip...drip...:

I'm not sure, at this point, why anyone would oppose an inquiry.

Oppose drafting articles? Sure. Oppose a vote? Yep.

But an inquiry? How do you object to that? Either he's done something that warrants a trial, in which case, OF COURSE the inquiry is necessary. Or he didn't, and the democrats step on their own dick. Either way, what's to oppose?

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Where TF is the "Everything Trump Touches Dies thread?
#sad

DCHawk1 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2019 8:56 pm

Feral wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2019 5:58 pm Drip...drip...drip...:

I'm not sure, at this point, why anyone would oppose an inquiry.

Oppose drafting articles? Sure. Oppose a vote? Yep.

But an inquiry? How do you object to that? Either he's done something that warrants a trial, in which case, OF COURSE the inquiry is necessary. Or he didn't, and the democrats step on their own dick. Either way, what's to oppose?

Welcome to the price you pay for your gerrymandered with surgical precision, "safe" district, in the age Trumpublicanism.

I'll believe it when I see it, @MoscowMitch.

62,984,828, the number of voters that thought it a good idea.

I'm not too sure 62,984,828 truly thought it was a "good idea" per se but my guess is most of those 62,984,828 thought it was a better idea than electing "Crooked Hillary". Nuts! Isn't it?
Reminds what I told my mother long before the 2016 election, Hillary Clinton might be a good/great/excellent President but she's just not likable nor electable. Blows my mind that Donald Trump was. The scary part is there are those who did actually want Donald Trump to be their President but foolish me likes to believe there were even more who realized they were given a horse shit choice (choices) to elect someone - other than Hillary - and unfortunately Donald was that choice - and they chose him.

...he was the guy Republicans had been waiting for! the Washington outsider who tells it like it is!

Wait! But, I thought the Mueller Report "totally exonerated" Trump? Are we beginning to see a pattern?

The first time he agreed to send Ukraine Javelin anti-tank missiles, the country stopped cooperating with Mueller.

And the beat goes on. Relentless Dems “Find me a man, I’ll find you a crime”. Joseph Stalin

“While the layman sees an opportunity and decides to take it, the professional criminal through the use of deceit and treachery, is able to create opportunities. This individual not only actively searches for a crime to commit, the professional criminal assembles teams of similar people and generates situations in which crime can be safely perpetrated in a controlled environment for maximum profit.”
― Gary "Gunz" Govich, Career Criminal: My Life in the Russian Mob Until the Day I Died

dolomite wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 11:37 am And the beat goes on. Relentless Dems “Find me a man, I’ll find you a crime”. Joseph Stalin

Let's not forget who the real victim is here. Spanky McBonespurs.