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Termin8tor » 30 Jun 2017 2:08 pm » wrote:Would you call a serial rapist like Bill Clinton "**** crazy?" Did you ever?
No, you lied for years in his defense.
Psychopath.

Misty » 30 Jun 2017 2:19 pm » wrote: Says the pinhead who is now defending a man who is certifiable.

Misty » 30 Jun 2017 2:17 pm » wrote: T-Bag has used his friendship with David Pecker who owns The National Enquirer to go after his enemies before.

He did it with Ben Carson and Ted Cruz during the campaign.

Now he's using it to elicit apologies from cable show hosts that he feels have slighted him.
What a sick little puppy.

Misty » 30 Jun 2017 2:17 pm » wrote: What a sick little puppy.

Termin8tor » 30 Jun 2017 2:07 pm » wrote:"Cult?"
I have logical, informed reasons for supporting Trump. All you do is lie, smear, accuse and babble idiocy and propaganda.
Go **** yourself.

Termin8tor » 30 Jun 2017 2:26 pm » wrote:Did you ever call serial felon/ serial rapist Bill Clinton a "sick puppy?"
Did you ever call leftist sociopathic liar Barack Obama a "sick puppy?"
No, you lied for years on their behalf.

Termin8tor » 30 Jun 2017 2:26 pm » wrote:Your party is ****. Deal with it.

Misty » 30 Jun 2017 2:27 pm » wrote: Touchy, touchy.
Don't blame me if you can't support the fact that he spends his days fighting with cable show hosts on Twitter.

Only a few brainwashed dead-enders like you still support the big Man-Baby.

When it comes to running the country, he's as dumb as a bag of hair.

Misty » 30 Jun 2017 2:32 pm » wrote: How pathetic that your only defense of this 71 year old man child is to point to others.

As opposed to your party who controls both the House and the Senate and can't seem to get anything done.

Misty » 30 Jun 2017 2:27 pm » wrote:Only a few brainwashed dead-enders like you still support the big Man-Baby.

When it comes to running the country, he's as dumb as a bag of hair.

Termin8tor » 30 Jun 2017 2:40 pm » wrote:These absurd comments are typical of the psychopathic dishonest that comes from your warped brain.

Misty » 30 Jun 2017 3:04 pm » wrote: Don't you have a picture of T-Bag's gigantic *** you need to lick?

Misty » 30 Jun 2017 3:04 pm » wrote:Don't you have a picture of T-Bag's gigantic *** you need to lick?

Misty » 30 Jun 2017 8:55 am » wrote: If you read this thread what I was pushing very hard was the financial connections between 45, his associates and Russia, which Mueller seems to be looking into as well.
I have many times said, "follow the money" and that I think that the real story is about money.

I have a question for all of you collusion deniers.
Why do you think that so many of T-Bag's associates have lied about their contacts with Russians, even on their security clearance forms, which is a felony?
Yeah, I guess it had nothing to do with the fact that I went to NYC to be with my sister as she underwent surgery for breast cancer.

What a stupid thing to say.
Believe it or not, sometimes real life takes precedence over this place.

That said, if I spend less time here than usual from now on, it will have more to do with the fact that I abhor you Trumplodytes than the fact that I am afraid of you.

I haven't much use for people who still support this narcissistic, thin-skinned vindictive bully with no impulse control, and I prefer not to associate with them.

BTW, who has 'debunked' the Russia collusion thing?
As far as I know the investigations are still going on.

From what I hear, the WSJ just posted a story about a GOP operative who said he was working with Michael Flynn in trying to obtain HRC's emails from Russian hackers.
And it's not an anonymous source.
The man is named in the story and was actually interviewed for it.
If that is true, I think that would constitute collusion.
Don't you?

Sgt Bilko » 30 Jun 2017 3:35 pm » wrote: And you ignore the simple fact that it was a bogus story from the start. Simple minded of you. But then you have a biased irrational hatred of Trump. That causes you to believe absolutely anything bad about him and ignore anything good. That makes you delusional, hypocritical, hateful, etc. You need to start looking at reality instead of your delusional hate filled fantasy world about Trump. But then you are so embedded in your mentally defective views that you have lost touch with reality. Very sad situation!!!

Misty » 30 Jun 2017 3:04 pm » wrote:Don't you have a picture of T-Bag's gigantic *** you need to lick?

State election officials push back on data request from Trump voter fraud panel.

State election officials around the country pushed back Friday against a request by President Trump's voter fraud commission for states to hand over detailed information about their voters, including birth dates, parts of Social Security numbers and voting histories.

Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate, a Republican, said the state would require the commission to file a formal request and will not release personal information about voters.

The office of Louisiana Secretary of State Tom Schedler, a Republican, said lawyers are reviewing the letter to determine how the state will respond.

“Our priority, as we’ve demonstrated in the past, will always be to protect voter’s protected, personal information,” said Meg Casper Sunstrom, a spokeswoman for Schedler, former head of the National Association of Secretaries of State.

“This includes Social Security numbers, mother’s maiden name and date of birth.

Voter lists are publicly available, but only include limited information including voter history.

Voter history is not how a voter cast their ballot, it’s whether they participated.”

Mississippi Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann, also a Republican, said he hasn't received the letter yet, but he's not giving up voter information.

"My reply would be: They can go jump in the Gulf of Mexico and Mississippi is a great state to launch from," he said.

"Mississippi residents should celebrate Independence Day and our state’s right to protect the privacy of our citizens by conducting our own electoral processes.”

Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted said Friday that his state will not provide the commission with the last four digits of Ohioans' Social Security numbers or their state driver's license IDs.

Husted, a Republican who is running for governor, said fraud is rare, and "We do not want any federal intervention in our state's right and responsibility to conduct elections."

Michael Haas, administrator of the Wisconsin Elections Commission, said that under state law, "most of the information in Wisconsin’s voter registration system is public and is available for purchase, and is commonly purchased by political parties, candidates, researchers and other organizations."

Haas pointed out that the fee is $12,500 for the statewide file, and "Wisconsin law does not contain any provision for waiving the fee for voter data.”

Connecticut Secretary of Denise Merrill, a Democrat, said Thursday that “in the spirit of transparency” the state will only provide publicly available information about voters, but not any information that is protected.

“In the same spirit of transparency, we will request that the commission share any memos, meeting minutes or additional information as state officials have not been told precisely what the commission is looking for,” she said in a statement.

White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders called the move by state officials to block the data release a “political stunt.”

“This is a commission that’s looking for publicly available data,” she said.

She said no one on the bipartisan commission had raised any objections to requesting the data.

Trump set up the commission in May to study his allegations of widespread voter fraud in last year's presidential election.

The 15-member bipartisan Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity is set to hold its first meeting July 19.

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, the commission’s vice chairman, sent a letter to election officials in 50 states and the District of Columbia on Wednesday requesting data, including voter information.

Kobach has a long history of promoting allegations of voter fraud and pushing for tighter restrictions on voting.

Kobach asked state officials for publicly available voter roll data, including names, addresses, dates of birth, political party, the last four digits of voters’ Social Security numbers, voter history and other information.

He also asked officials for their recommendations to improve the integrity of federal elections and prevent voter intimidation and disenfranchisement.

Kobach also requested information officials had on voter fraud or registration fraud in their states and convictions of election-related crimes since the 2000 federal election.

He asked for the information by July 14.

Kobach told The Kansas City Star on Friday that he won't even provide the commission with the Social Security numbers of voters in his state, but he will share other information.

“In Kansas, the Social Security number is not publicly available.

Every state receives the same letter but we’re not asking for it if it’s not publicly available,” Kobach told The Star.

Termin8tor » 30 Jun 2017 3:37 pm » wrote:Is your nose still brown and stinky from it being thrust deep between Clinton's and Obama's buttocks?
Was there any ugly lie you would not tell in their defense?

Misty » 30 Jun 2017 5:33 pm » wrote: I understand why you need to use Clinton and Obama to deflect from the dumpster fire that now resides in the WH.