Strange, you never felt that way about the Clinton's, likely the two most corrupt and criminal figures in my lifetime.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 1:21 pm » wrote:I don't 'hate' Trump.
I just think he is not fit for office.
You don't even have a crime, let alone actual evidence of one.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 1:27 pm » wrote:Tweet, guilty, blah, blah
I see you signed your little rant "Lying psychopath"...Termin8tor » 22 Aug 2018 1:34 pm » wrote:You don't even have a crime, let alone actual evidence of one.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 1:27 pm » wrote:Tweet, guilty, blah, blah![]()
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Lying psychopath.
I am not sure that I was ever aware of a mustard dustup and if I was, I paid little if any attention to it. My problem with soetoro was that he simply was incompetent. That and the fact that he fundamentally **** up healthcare with a kumbaya BS plan that was doomed from the beginning.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 1:26 pm » wrote: If Obama had five kids from three different baby Mamas, it would have been game over for him before it even started.
I guess crimsongulf forgot how the Obama haters lost their **** over him wearing a tan suit, or putting Dijon mustard on his burger.
You've got him now!Misty » 22 Aug 2018 1:27 pm » wrote:Guilty tweet, blah, blah
FLASHBACK: Remember When Obama Campaign Was Fined $375,000 for Campaign Report
...In 2013 Maggie Haberman at Politico reported on the criminal campaign reporting violations against the Obama campaign.
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President Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign was fined $375,000 by the Federal Election Commission for campaign reporting violations — one of the largest fees ever levied against a presidential campaign, POLITICO has learned.
The fine — laid out in detail in FEC documents that have yet to be made public — arose from an audit of the campaign, which was published in April.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/0 ... jail-time/
Misty » 22 Aug 2018 1:27 pm » wrote:Guilty, tweet, guilty, blah, blah
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You mean the health plan that 45 promised us he would replace with something better and cheaper that would cover everyone?crimsongulf » 22 Aug 2018 1:57 pm » wrote:My problem with soetoro was that he simply was incompetent. That and the fact that he fundamentally **** up healthcare with a kumbaya BS plan that was doomed from the beginning.
He only hires the best people criminals, right Puss?Termin8tor » 22 Aug 2018 1:58 pm » wrote:You've got him now!Misty » 22 Aug 2018 1:27 pm » wrote:Guilty tweet, blah, blah
I'm not convinced Flynn or Papadopolous committed crimes, but even so, if lying to the FBI should result in indictment, Bill, Hillary, many of her aides, her tech server guy and many other people on your side would be in jail.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 3:14 pm » wrote:He only hires the best people criminals, right Puss?Termin8tor » 22 Aug 2018 1:58 pm » wrote:You've got him now!
That massive illegal campaign contribution is a huge crime and will lead to his impeachment!![]()
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Cohen, Flynn, Manafort, Gates and Papadopoulos the 'coffee boy.'
Oh, so it's Trump's fault that your party obstructed his reform. Makes perfect sense, psycho.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 3:08 pm » wrote: You mean the health plan that 45 promised us he would replace with something better and cheaper that would cover everyone?
I guess in a way we are lucky that he spends his days watching TV, Tweeting and playing golf, or things could actually be worse.
Who cares what some demented leftist thinks?Misty » 22 Aug 2018 3:32 pm » wrote:Bill Madden, blah, blah, blah
No, the one that Soetoro said was a panacea and screwed about everybody. You know, the one where you couldn't buy the coverage you needed but the one mandated by a bunch of screwed up dems trying to buy the welfare vote.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 3:08 pm » wrote: You mean the health plan that 45 promised us he would replace with something better and cheaper that would cover everyone?
I'm sure he'll get that done as soon as he's done building the wall that Mexico will pay for or signing his big infrastructure bill.
I guess in a way we are lucky that he spends his days watching TV, Tweeting and playing golf, or things could actually be worse.
You're right Red.crimsongulf » 22 Aug 2018 5:56 pm » wrote:No, the one that Soetoro said was a panacea and screwed about everybody. You know, the one where you couldn't buy the coverage you needed but the one mandated by a bunch of screwed up dems trying to buy the welfare vote.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 3:08 pm » wrote:You mean the health plan that 45 promised us he would replace with something better and cheaper that would cover everyone?
His party controls both houses of Congress genius.Termin8tor » 22 Aug 2018 3:34 pm » wrote:Oh, so it's Trump's fault that your party obstructed his reform. Makes perfect sense, psycho.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 3:08 pm » wrote:You mean the health plan that 45 promised us he would replace with something better and cheaper that would cover everyone?![]()
You know what that's about, right Puss?New York state subpoenas Cohen in Trump Foundation probe.
Investigators in New York state have issued a subpoena to Michael Cohen as part of their probe into the Trump Foundation, an official with Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration confirmed to The Associated Press Wednesday.
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“We can confirm that a subpoena has been issued to Michael Cohen for relevant information in light of the public disclosures made yesterday,” said James Gazzale, a spokesman for the state’s tax department.
If evidence of alleged crimes is found, the matter could be referred to state Attorney General Barbara Underwood, who could pursue criminal charges and seek the release of Trump’s tax returns.
Anyone charged with a state crime in relation to the investigation could not be cleared by a presidential pardon.
Extensive and persistent violations of state and federal law.Attorney General Underwood Announces Lawsuit Against Donald J. Trump Foundation And Its Board Of Directors For Extensive And Persistent Violations Of State And Federal Law
NEW YORK - Attorney General Barbara D. Underwood today (June 14, 2018) announced a lawsuit against the Donald J. Trump Foundation, and its directors, Donald J. Trump (“Mr. Trump”), Donald J. Trump, Jr., Ivanka Trump, and Eric Trump.
They can kill any bill in the Senate, psychopath.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 9:35 pm » wrote:
His party controls both houses of Congress genius.
Dems control nothing.
Why, because there's a politically motivated investigation?
And the criminal activity just keeps on coming.
You know what that's about, right Puss?
Attorney General Underwood Announces Lawsuit Against Donald J. Trump Foundation And Its Board Of Directors For Extensive And Persistent Violations Of State And Federal Law
Extensive and persistent violations of state and federal law.
Drain the swamp.
What was the name of Trump's healthcare bill and which Senate Democrat supposedly killed it?Termin8tor » 22 Aug 2018 9:40 pm » wrote:They can kill any bill in the Senate, psychopath.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 9:35 pm » wrote:His party controls both houses of Congress genius.
Dems control nothing.
You know that, so you're lying, as usual.
Politically motivated my ***.Termin8tor » 22 Aug 2018 9:40 pm » wrote:Why, because there's a politically motivated investigation?Misty » 22 Aug 2018 9:35 pm » wrote:And the criminal activity just keeps on coming.
As alleged in the petition, Mr. Trump used the Trump Foundation’s charitable assets to pay off his legal obligations, to promote Trump hotels and other businesses, and to purchase personal items. In addition, at Mr. Trump’s behest, the Trump Foundation illegally provided extensive support to his 2016 presidential campaign by using the Trump Foundation’s name and funds it raised from the public to promote his campaign for presidency, including in the days before the Iowa nominating caucuses.
“As our investigation reveals, the Trump Foundation was little more than a checkbook for payments from Mr. Trump or his businesses to nonprofits, regardless of their purpose or legality,” said Attorney General Underwood. “This is not how private foundations should function and my office intends to hold the Foundation and its directors accountable for its misuse of charitable assets.”
Speaking of a family of frauds I wonder how billary is doing these days..Misty » 22 Aug 2018 9:51 pm » wrote: What was the name of Trump's healthcare bill and which Senate Democrat supposedly killed it?
Hint: He had no healthcare bill you dotard, and he didn't even have the votes in his own party to repeal Obamacare.
Politically motivated my ***.
You put this family of con-artists and frauds in the WH, and now we are dealing with the consequences.
His charitable foundation was as phony as his fake university.
Oh, so it's just a coincidence that for years he and his charity had no problems in NY, but suddenly when he's president there are investigations.Misty » 22 Aug 2018 9:51 pm » wrote:Politically motivated my ***.Termin8tor » 22 Aug 2018 9:40 pm » wrote:Why, because there's a politically motivated investigation?
What happened to that innocent until proven guilty legal standard you loudly bleated about whenever an obvious Clinton crime was mentioned?
Suddenly your legal standard is conveniently dumped when a Republican is accused.
You're full of ****, as usual.
Blah, blah, blah from the psychopath.You put this family of con-artists and frauds in the WH, and now we are dealing with the consequences.
His charitable foundation was as phony as his fake university.