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11 Mar 2011 1:42 pm in No Holds Barred Political Forum
9 Feb 2018 11:06 am
Jiffy Sessions is a **** IDIOT!Misty » 08 Feb 2018 3:37 pm » wrote:Jeff Sessions makes 2 ridiculous claims about the opioid crisis in less than a minute.
Jackass.
He wants us to regress back to 1950's rural, racist Redneck Alabama!!!!
9 Feb 2018 11:41 am
You're kidding, right?roadkill » 08 Feb 2018 3:18 pm » wrote:If you followed the news you would find that Trump is not soft on Russia.Misty » 08 Feb 2018 2:54 pm » wrote:Face it, 45 is soft on Russia.
Do you live in a parallel universe?
One does not need to follow anything but 45's own words and actions to see that he is soft on Russia.
Why has he refused to admit that they hacked the DNC, and interfered in our election, and why is he refusing to implement the sanctions overwhelmingly passed by Congress that he himself signed into law?
What's wrong?roadkill » 08 Feb 2018 3:18 pm » wrote:Now, would you mind posting any items from the dossier that you can cite as proven with evidence?
You don't know how to use the Google?
You can start here:
The Trump-Russia dossier: why its findings grow more significant by the day.
The Steele Dossier on Trump and Russia Is Looking More and More Real
Carter Page's testimony is filled with bombshells — and supports key portions of the Steele dossier.
9 Feb 2018 11:47 am
Well gosh, what's more important, words or actions?Misty » 09 Feb 2018 11:41 am » wrote: You're kidding, right?
Do you live in a parallel universe?
One does not need to follow anything but 45's own words and actions to see that he is soft on Russia.
Don't strain yourself.
In his actions, Trump has been much harder on Russian than Obama and HRC.
"After the election, I have more flexibility."
https://youtu.be/XsFR8DbSRQE
9 Feb 2018 11:48 am
I didn't see a shred of actual information that supports the headline.
You don't even read your own sources.
9 Feb 2018 11:49 am
We live in a universe where there is still zero evidence of Trump-Russia collaboration.Misty » 09 Feb 2018 11:41 am » wrote: You're kidding, right?
Do you live in a parallel universe?
How could the corrupt liberal MSM have "reported" for months about it, when they didn't have any evidence at all?
And why are you still citing liars like that?
9 Feb 2018 11:51 am
"The Steele Dossier on Trump and Russia Is Looking More and More Real"Misty » 09 Feb 2018 11:41 am » wrote: You're kidding, right?
Do you live in a parallel universe?
One does not need to follow anything but 45's own words and actions to see that he is soft on Russia.
Why has he refused to admit that they hacked the DNC, and interfered in our election, and why is he refusing to implement the sanctions overwhelmingly passed by Congress that he himself signed into law?
What's wrong?
You don't know how to use the Google?
You can start here:
The Trump-Russia dossier: why its findings grow more significant by the day.
The Steele Dossier on Trump and Russia Is Looking More and More Real
Carter Page's testimony is filled with bombshells — and supports key portions of the Steele dossier.
But you guys said it was real from the start...why are they now saying "Looking more and more real"? LOL
9 Feb 2018 11:51 am
Oh, so they are such big bombshells that none were reported in the anti-Trump MSM?
You're kidding, right?
Rule #1: liberals lie.
9 Feb 2018 11:52 am
Awww, that's just so mean!roadkill » 09 Feb 2018 11:51 am » wrote:"The Steele Dossier on Trump and Russia Is Looking More and More Real"
But you guys said it was real from the start...why are they now saying "Looking more and more real"? LOL
9 Feb 2018 11:53 am
Misty likes old worn out news.
9 Feb 2018 12:49 pm
I see you signed your little rant: "Psychopath"Termin8tor » 09 Feb 2018 10:31 am » wrote:The Democrat Talking Point Liar who told years of lies in defense of a serial rapist is now attacking a man of high integrity for one apparent mistake.Misty » 09 Feb 2018 10:29 am » wrote:John Kelly apparently is not a real good judge of character.
This week we find out he's been protecting a wife beater, but he also once testified as a character witness for a man who was later arrested on 'seven felony warrants of indecent liberties with a child.'
Without knowing the full story.
Psychopath.
Nothing more need be said...
9 Feb 2018 2:17 pm
Russians are under your bed, psycho. Better check.Misty » 08 Feb 2018 1:11 pm » wrote:**** Russians are all over the place.
Everyone in the campaign was meeting with Russians and lying about it.
Russians attended the inauguration.
BTW, you're a couple decades late. The Cold War is over.
Why does the Beltway Establishment hate Trump?
Because he wants to cut the taxpayer funded Gravy Train, in this case slashing the overpaid federal workforce of liberal-left activists, incompetents and bloat in the bureaucracy.
Which overwhelmingly benefits the corrupt Democrat Party.
President Trump Proposing ‘Biggest Civil Service Change’ In A Generation
February 9, 2018 by Joshua Caplan 7 Comments
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For decades, Donald Trump has said the U.S. government should be operated like a business. Now President, Trump is seeking to implement the ‘biggest civil service change,’ in a generation.
USA Today reports:
President Trump will seek to “hire the best and fire the worst” federal government employees under the most ambitious proposal to overhaul the civil service in 40 years, officials said. […]
Trump is using the VA Accountability Act, which gave the Secretary of Veterans Affairs greater authority to fire and discipline workers, as a model. The White House says that law has resulted in the dismissal of 1,470 employees, the suspension of 443, demotions for 83 others last year.
Under the current system, federal employees get a review every one to three years. Employees whose performance is “fully successful” — as 99.7% are — get a within-grade “step” increase in addition to annual cost-of-living increases.
Trump’s plan would stretch out the amount of time it takes to go from step 1 to step 10 from 18 years to 27 years, saving $10 billion over the next decade, officials said. That money would then go to high-performing employees either as merit raises or one-time bonuses.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/02 ... eneration/
9 Feb 2018 3:14 pm
I am complicit, sob.Misty » 05 Feb 2018 11:43 am » wrote:Not interested in reading your anti-American pro-Trump propaganda.
45 is operating straight from the dictator/authoritarian handbook.
First, appoint your family members to be part of the administration.
Second, attack the free press.
And third, attack government institutions.
And you are complicit in that.
The CNN's Fake News Network is once again hard at work defending Democrat corruption.
Why did CNN hire Comey's flack?
They need someone to lie to counter those telling the truth about this huge scandal.
And note that they didn't hire any true retired FBI agents, just a press flack. And note how Campbell deleted his close association with Comey.
Why Did CNN Hire Comey’s Former Assistant Josh Campbell?
SAAGAR ENJETI & JOE SIMONSON
CNN’s decision to hire former FBI Director James Comey’s assistant disturbs veteran members of the bureau, former agents told The Daily Caller News Foundation.
The relationship between former FBI agent Josh Campbell, the cable news network and Campbell’s seemingly close history with former boss James Comey, have raised a number of questions from these agents over the propriety of Campbell’s new job.
“What can [Campbell] contribute? I don’t think that he would be someone who could offer any type of, really, knowledge about what law enforcement analysts are, because, what is his experience?” said former Special Agent Jack Garcia, a 26 year FBI veteran.
“Something smells so bad about this whole thing.”
Garcia and another 25 year veteran of the FBI noted to TheDCNF that Campbell’s mere 10 year career was largely marked by time spent at headquarters and that he lacked field knowledge to accurately represent the bureau. Campbell’s last job in the FBI was spent in a media relations role out of the Los Angeles field office.
His last day at the bureau was February 2 where his official flyer, obtained by The Daily Caller, reveals he understood his future role at the network as a position to “defend the bureau.” CNN describes him merely as a “law-enforcement analyst.”
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The flyer includes a photo of Campbell at the set of CNN New Day in New York City despite his job posting at the Los Angeles field office at the time.
Campbell’s online history, reviewed by TheDCNF, shows a reverence for CNN and Comey. Since joining CNN, Campbell deleted his personal website, which included numerous photos of himself with Comey. In the sites featured image, it shows a photo of himself sitting behind the director during congressional testimony which Comey delivered after President Donald Trump fired him.
Campbell’s website also included a bio section describing his experience in the field, claiming that he “conducted numerous high-profile terrorism and kidnapping investigations, served overseas in multiple diplomatic and operational assignments.”
Individuals who worked at the FBI during Campbell’s time greatly dispute this characterization.
One former 25-year veteran agent, who asked TheDCNF to remain nameless, said Campbell, 34, “did the minimal amount of time he could before retiring. Any idea that he is some seasoned agent … is ludicrous — he just isn’t that.”
“He sees himself as a star. He hasn’t been part of our brotherhood, he doesn’t understand how we feel.”
Comments on Campbell’s LinkedIn profile corroborate the described sense of anger by other agents.
http://dailycaller.com/2018/02/09/cnn-j ... mes-comey/
9 Feb 2018 3:25 pm
The rules according to BLOTUS.
If ever you do something wrong, just deny it, and it's like it never happened.
And I'm not buying for one minute that this was all a big surprise to him.
Porter has been working in the WH since day one, and has never been able to get a security clearance because of the abuse he inflicted on his wives.
The Chief of Staff knew it and the White House Counsel knew it, but 45 didn't?
****.
If ever you do something wrong, just deny it, and it's like it never happened.
So no sympathy or even mention of the women who suffered at Porter's hands.Trump wishes former aide Rob Porter 'well' after domestic abuse allegations.
WASHINGTON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Friday that White House aide Rob Porter, who resigned this week after allegations that he abused two former wives, had maintained his innocence, and he wished him well.
"He says he's innocent. I think you have to remember that. He said very strongly yesterday that he's innocent," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
"It's obviously a tough time for him.
He did a very good job in the White House.
And we hope he has a wonderful career," Trump added.
"But we absolutely wish him well."
Trump did not express any sympathy for the two women who this week provided graphic accounts of the verbal and physical abuse they said they suffered while married to Porter.
Trump said he found out about the allegations recently, and was "surprised" by them.
And I'm not buying for one minute that this was all a big surprise to him.
Porter has been working in the WH since day one, and has never been able to get a security clearance because of the abuse he inflicted on his wives.
The Chief of Staff knew it and the White House Counsel knew it, but 45 didn't?
****.
9 Feb 2018 3:27 pm
Rand Paul can cry me a river.crimsongulf » 08 Feb 2018 8:27 pm » wrote:We will see how it goes. Me, I am with Paul and could give a rats *** less if it shuts down.Misty » 08 Feb 2018 7:55 pm » wrote:Sen. Rand Paul holds up Senate vote on budget package as shutdown looms.
So if there's a government shutdown, are we still going to call it the Schumer Shutdown?
He signed the tax cuts that are going to add over a trillion dollars to the deficit, and now he's concerned about the deficit?
9 Feb 2018 3:37 pm
They won't add anywhere near $1 to the deficit, and he believes the money belongs with those people who earned it, not spent by Beltway politicians.Misty » 09 Feb 2018 3:27 pm » wrote:Rand Paul can cry me a river.
He signed the tax cuts that are going to add over a trillion dollars to the deficit, and now he's concerned about the deficit?
He's going by the Founding Principles of small government and the Constitution.
Gosh, how unreasonable.
9 Feb 2018 3:38 pm
You mean like Obama lying that there were no significant scandals during his administration?Misty » 09 Feb 2018 3:25 pm » wrote:The rules according to BLOTUS.
If ever you do something wrong, just deny it, and it's like it never happened.
Just the biggest in US history, and he was at the center of every one.
9 Feb 2018 3:42 pm
Sorry, you do not know that as a fact. Shall I point out with links how many times the CBO has been in left field? the economy is moving the right way and it is due to confidence, not Soetoro's smoke and mirrors. BTW, spare me the hysteria over the market freakin out over GOOD news.Misty » 09 Feb 2018 3:27 pm » wrote: Rand Paul can cry me a river.
He signed the tax cuts that are going to add over a trillion dollars to the deficit, and now he's concerned about the deficit?
9 Feb 2018 3:45 pm
Ordinarily I would never click on pajamas media, but curiosity got the best of me because I know if you are saying something, the opposite must be true.roadkill » 09 Feb 2018 7:09 am » wrote:"That Time Sen. Chuck Schumer Called for a Grand Ticker Tape Military Parade"Misty » 06 Feb 2018 8:08 pm » wrote:This is not about allowing Americans to show their appreciation to the military.
This is about him acting like a dictator.
https://pjmedia.com/video/derp-time-sen ... ry-parade/
And I was right.
From your source:
That is not the kind of parade that 45 wants.According to this CBS New York report, Schumer called for "a grand event at the Canyon of Heroes that would include military brass, color guards, military bands, and fly-overs."
If it were, I would be fine with it.
He wants the kind of parade that they have in North Korea, where they parade all of their military equipment around to show off their military might.
Everyone already knows that we have the strongest military in the world, so we don't need to prove it.
This is about 45 needing to prove that his 'missile' is bigger than everyone else's.
Ex-SEAL who says he fired final bin Laden shot calls Trump's military parade 'third-world ****.
The former Navy SEAL who claims he fired the shot that killed Osama bin Laden is blasting President Donald Trump's desire for a military parade down Pennsylvania Avenue.
"A military parade is third world ****.
We prepare. We deter. We fight.
Stop this conversation," Robert O'Neill tweeted Thursday.
O'Neill was part of the military operation ordered by President Barack Obama that killed the al Qaeda leader in 2011.
He also has been a guest host on a favorite morning show of Trump's, "Fox & Friends," and dined with the President at the White House last year.
9 Feb 2018 3:53 pm
I don't know who 'you guys' are but I never said it was real from the start.roadkill » 09 Feb 2018 11:51 am » wrote:"The Steele Dossier on Trump and Russia Is Looking More and More Real"
But you guys said it was real from the start...why are they now saying "Looking more and more real"? LOL
I had a thread on it when it first came out that 45 and Obama were briefed on it, and I repeatedly said that the claims were unverified.
And that is how it is still referred to in the media, even though some of the claims have since been verified.
And BTW, unverified does not mean untrue.
Here is my thread on the subject:
Trump given UNVERIFIED reports that Russia had damaging details about him.
9 Feb 2018 3:55 pm
I guess we'll see, won't we?crimsongulf » 09 Feb 2018 3:42 pm » wrote:Sorry, you do not know that as a fact. Shall I point out with links how many times the CBO has been in left field? the economy is moving the right way and it is due to confidence, not Soetoro's smoke and mirrors.Misty » 09 Feb 2018 3:27 pm » wrote:Rand Paul can cry me a river.
He signed the tax cuts that are going to add over a trillion dollars to the deficit, and now he's concerned about the deficit?
Do I look hysterical to you?crimsongulf » 09 Feb 2018 3:42 pm » wrote:BTW, spare me the hysteria over the market freakin out over GOOD news.
I just find it funny that 45 was more than happy to take credit for the stock market going up, but won't accept any blame for it going down.
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