Here's a hint, Dim. He didn't meet with "the Russians" in the sense of formally meeting reps from the Russian government.Misty » 17 Jul 2017 7:07 pm » wrote:only 45% of Trump voters believe Donald Jr had a meeting with the Russians
So in others words they don't believe what Fredo himself admitted.
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Here's a hunt, dim....Termin8tor » 18 Jul 2017 12:46 pm » wrote: Here's a hint, Dim. He didn't meet with "the Russians" in the sense of formally meeting reps from the Russian government.![]()
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He met with some Russians.
My point was about the poll she cited, not about the details of this issue.Annoyed Liberall » 18 Jul 2017 12:52 pm » wrote: Here's a hunt, dim....
He jumped at the chance to meet with an attorney that he was told was linked to the Kremlin. The emails also said the Russian government was in support of Trump.
he didn't know beforehand that it was just some ****.
Since when is a Presidential election a street fight?Termin8tor » 18 Jul 2017 1:31 pm » wrote: My point was about the poll she cited, not about the details of this issue.
But the key fact remains, Trump Jr. was being offered information about criminal activity by the HRC campaign and maybe her as well.
In the context of running against to criminals who would do exactly the same thing, I'd have accepted the information.
If you're in a street fight, you'd be stupid to fight like a gentleman.
You're kidding, right?Annoyed Liberall » 18 Jul 2017 1:42 pm » wrote: Since when is a Presidential election a street fight?
The rules are different.
Trump is crude, but I prefer him to the glib lies and smears Democrats have engaged in for decades against conservatives. He's quite honest compared to them.Trump is a pig wrestling in the mud and he wants to pull everyone in there with him.
Progressives like you are more than happy to follow.
Is it possible for you to stick to the subject of Donald Trump Jr. and his meeting with whom he thought was a Kremlin connected lawyer to get dirt on the opposition?Termin8tor » 18 Jul 2017 1:46 pm » wrote: You're kidding, right?
Go read about the Clinton's criminal behavior, especially Bill Clinton's massive illegal foreign fund raising, and the obstruction of justice he engaged in to cover it up.
And much more criminal behavior to keep him in office. Abuse of the IRS. Abuse of the INS, intimidation and blackmail of ordinary Americans.
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Trump is crude, but I prefer him to the glib lies and smears Democrats have engaged in for decades against conservatives. He's quite honest compared to them.
Don't kid yourself that Trump is dragging people down. I've seen the ugliest of lies from the liberal-left.
No, because there is a context to politics, and judging one person is impossible without comparing him to what others have done.Annoyed Liberall » 18 Jul 2017 1:56 pm » wrote: Is it possible for you to stick to the subject of Donald Trump Jr. and his meeting with whom he thought was a Kremlin connected lawyer to get dirt on the opposition?
And you don't see anything wrong with jumping at the chance to get help from the Russian government to win an American election?Termin8tor » 18 Jul 2017 2:40 pm » wrote: No, because there is a context to politics, and judging one person is impossible without comparing him to what others have done.
Trump was running against two deeply corrupt criminals who had and would commit felonies to win.
So of course his son would accept evidence of criminal behavior on their part, even if it came from the Russians.
Uh oh.Termin8tor » 18 Jul 2017 12:46 pm » wrote:Here's a hint, Dim. He didn't meet with "the Russians" in the sense of formally meeting reps from the Russian government.![]()
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He met with some Russians.
He doesn't ever see anything wrong as long as the person has an R after their name.Annoyed Liberall » 18 Jul 2017 3:12 pm » wrote:And you don't see anything wrong with jumping at the chance to get help from the Russian government to win an American election?
I'm not parsing words at all, psycho. I'm responding to the poll you stupidly cited, which on balance isn't unreasonable by Trump voters.
If you're not going to respond to the specific context I gave, why should I answer your questions?Annoyed Liberall » 18 Jul 2017 3:12 pm » wrote: And you don't see anything wrong with jumping at the chance to get help from the Russian government to win an American election?
Blah, blah, blah from a psychopathic liar who for years dishonestly defended a serial felon / serial rapist.Misty » 18 Jul 2017 3:29 pm » wrote: He doesn't ever see anything wrong as long as the person has an R after their name.
They can do anything they want.
Even grab 'em by the ******.
You're right Puss.Termin8tor » 18 Jul 2017 3:34 pm » wrote:It was factually accurate to believe he didn't meet with "the Russians."
Well I would ask you for a recommendation, but it's obvious you haven't found a good one yet.Termin8tor » 18 Jul 2017 3:37 pm » wrote:Consult a good psychiatrist, psycho.
Nor did he meet with any government officials, which is my point, but you'll babble something dishonest anyway.Misty » 18 Jul 2017 4:00 pm » wrote: You're right Puss.
My bad.
He didn't meet with all 144 million Russians.
It failed.Say, how's that whole 'repeal and replace Obamacare with something terrific' thingy going?
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Empty words from a psychopathic liar.Misty » 18 Jul 2017 4:01 pm » wrote: Well I would ask you for a recommendation, but it's obvious you haven't found a good one yet.
Blah, blah, blah from a psychopathic liar who for years dishonestly defended a serial felon / serial rapist.
Who smeared a decent man as a "child molester."
Who lied that I "don't care about rape."![]()
You didn't even have a question.Termin8tor » 18 Jul 2017 3:36 pm » wrote: If you're not going to respond to the specific context I gave, why should I answer your questions?
If I'm about to be attacked in the street by a criminal, it is "wrong" for me to preemptively kick him in the nuts before he slits my throat.
But I wouldn't hesitate to do so.