That's it?Termin8tor » 18 Mar 2019 2:43 pm » wrote:Adding a work requirement to Medicaid.
Requiring universities and colleges to allow free speech on campus or losing their federal funding.
Holding corrupt Obama and Deep State officials to account for their illegal acts and attempted coup.
To cite just a few.
That's all you got?
How **** lame.
Nothing about healthcare or infrastructure?
How does any of that help the forgotten Americans whose lives he promised to make better?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aEKSO2TbGogConnecticut School Employee Resigns After Being Caught On Video Using The N-Word, Spitting At Black Man
A Hamden, Connecticut public school employee resigned after she was captured on camera cursing and hurling racial slurs at a Black man in an East Haven ShopRite on Friday.
The video quickly captured the attention of Hamden and state officials who renounced the behavior of the woman, identified as Corinne Terrone, a clerk in the school board offices, NBC Connecticut reports.
In the video, the Terrone is heard repeatedly calling a Black man, who is off camera, the n-word. At one point she spits in his direction. Terrone’s two small children were present for most of the interaction.
Funny how you keep leaving out the part where Tucker Carlson said that the case against Jeffs was ****.Termin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 8:11 am » wrote:Oh, I see. It's a "defense" of Jeffs to call him a "rapist."Misty: It was not a smear.
It was the truth.
He defended Warren Jeffs who married a 12 year old girl, because he said that marrying your rape victim is different than just grabbing a child from a bus stop and raping them.
That's believable.![]()
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Psychopath.
I wrote a lot of stuff earlier in this thread, so I don't know what you are referring to.nuckin futz » 18 Mar 2019 9:53 pm » wrote:I give up. Never mind!Misty » 18 Mar 2019 9:38 pm » wrote: About what?
Can you please learn how to use the quote function you moron?Termin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 7:29 am » wrote:Yes, yes, that's the Official Democrat Talking Point Lie that you deny ever telling.Misty » 18 Mar 2019 5:51 pm » wrote:Hey Dim, twitter and direct communication with supporters got him elected president,
and he has accomplished more than the great Ronald Reagan in the same time period.
So babble all you want about his tweets. However distasteful they are on occasion, they are irrelevant compared to what he's done as president.![]()
Willful ignorance is the worst kind of stupidity.Termin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 7:29 am » wrote:I have little idea who he is, and I don't care.Misty: Ask Kellyanne's husband George Conway.
He Tweeted today that all Americans should be thinking seriously now about Trump’s mental condition and psychological state, including and especially the media, Congress—and the Vice President and Cabinet.
Now go ahead and smear him like you do every Conservative who criticizes your cult leader.
Broidy was not running for office you jackass, so it could not be considered a campaign contribution.Termin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 7:33 am » wrote:Oh my, another personal payment that Democrat Talking Point Liars will dishonestly claim was a campaign contribution.Misty » 18 Mar 2019 7:59 pm » wrote:And the lawyer who handled that hush money payment to the Playboy model for Broidy was?
Michael Cohen.![]()
Rotsa ruck getting him impeached over that.
Shera Bechard, a former Playboy model, sued a prominent Republican financier, her former lawyer, and the attorney for porn star Stormy Daniels in relation to a $1.6 million hush-money payment the financier reportedly stopped paying her, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
Bechard sued Eliot Broidy, the financier; Keith Davidson, her former attorney; and Michael Avenatti, Daniels's attorney, in California Superior Court. The lawsuit was filed under seal.
The Journal reported earlier this week that Broidy said he would stop the payments because Davidson allegedly disclosed information about the affair to Avenatti. Daniels, Avenatti's client, alleges she had a 2006 affair with President Donald Trump, which he has denied.
Broidy's and Bechard's agreement required him to pay her $1.6 million over two years, The Journal reported. Broidy had already paid $400,000 of that sum but did not make a third scheduled payment, which was due last Sunday.
Broidy resigned as deputy finance chairman for the Republican National Committee after the agreement was revealed, and he acknowledged the relationship.
https://www.businessinsider.com/playboy ... ney-2018-7
Never, because I don't read ****.Termin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 10:47 am » wrote:I absolutely agree.Misty » 19 Mar 2019 10:08 am » wrote:Willful ignorance is the worst kind of stupidity.![]()
So when are you going to take the time to read about this massive abuse of power?Never, because you don't give a rat's *** what crimes and abuses of power your corrupt party commits.The Biggest Scandal in US History
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=34373/biggest-scandal-in-us-history
You don't have the slightest clue what his wife tells him, and if Kelly Anne thought Trump was mentally deranged, she'd have quit long ago.Conway was one of the lawyers who represented Paula Jones in her lawsuit against Bill Clinton.
But you don't know anything about that do you Precious?
It's not like you're obsessed with Clinton, right?
You don't think that his wife is telling him what's going on in the WH?
POSTEDTermin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 11:23 am » wrote:You don't have the slightest clue what his wife tells him, and if Kelly Anne thought Trump was mentally deranged, she'd have quit long ago.Conway was one of the lawyers who represented Paula Jones in her lawsuit against Bill Clinton.
But you don't know anything about that do you Precious?
It's not like you're obsessed with Clinton, right?
You don't think that his wife is telling him what's going on in the WH?
And as usual, you censored my post about 95% of conservatives supporting Trump, as well as every conservative source in the country, on balance.
You're dishonestly pretending that a tiny number of outliers and hacks represent mainstream conservatism.
Maybe she's part of the Deep State Precious.Termin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 11:23 am » wrote:You don't have the slightest clue what his wife tells him, and if Kelly Anne thought Trump was mentally deranged, she'd have quit long ago.Conway was one of the lawyers who represented Paula Jones in her lawsuit against Bill Clinton.
But you don't know anything about that do you Precious?
It's not like you're obsessed with Clinton, right?
You don't think that his wife is telling him what's going on in the WH?
Conway may in fact be guilty of the most egregious leaks against Trump.
Sims recounts a day in 2017 when Conway asked him to help her draft a response after she was accused of being two-faced by the hosts of Morning Joe.
According to Sims, while he sat at Conway’s computer drafting the statement, streams of iMessages between Conway and reporters were appearing on the screen—messages which appeared simultaneously on her computer because her phone and computer were linked.
Conway was reportedly having numerous conversations with several reporters, most of them, Sims writes, from outlets the White House frequently disparaged.
“Journalists from The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, Politico, and Bloomberg were all popping up on the screen,” Sims recounts.
The conversations allegedly ranged from bashing her colleagues by name, to sharing private conversations she had with Trump.
Sims claims that in her messages, Conway was telling reporters about times she’d “convinced” Trump to “see things her way,” “talking about him like a child she had to set straight.”
http://fortune.com/2019/01/24/cliff-sim ... of-vipers/
I am saving that quote.Termin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 11:19 am » wrote:If you actually took the time to correct your willful ignorance, you'd know that they will be coming.
No. It doesn't.Termin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 11:19 am » wrote:At least two former officials have been referred for criminal prosecution, one the former Assistant Director of the FBI for serial perjury. Does that sound important?
Oh good.Termin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 11:19 am » wrote:Given that Barr just took office, it will take a while to get this going, and another report is coming from the Inspector General.
Good things come to those who wait.
Misty » 20 Mar 2019 1:02 pm » wrote:Termin8tor » 18 Mar 2019 12:17 pm » wrote:Made defunct by the New Testament.Misty » 18 Mar 2019 11:52 am » wrote:The Bible not only 'allows' but commands a lot of violent things.
Why should I?Termin8tor » 19 Mar 2019 10:02 pm » wrote:At least two former officials have been referred for criminal prosecution,
one the former Assistant Director of the FBI for serial perjury.
Does that sound important?Thanks for putting it on record that you don't think it a big deal when Obama's former Assistant Director of the FBI is indicted for serial perjury.Misty: No. It doesn't.
Here's the answer you'll censor, fascist.Why should I?Thanks for putting it on record that you don't think it a big deal
when Obama's former Assistant Director of the FBI is indicted for serial perjury.
Thanks for that.
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Sure seemed like a very big deal
when you lied that Kavanaugh committed it.
How many of Trump's associates have already been convicted of perjury?
And you act as if none of that ever happened.
If Cohen lying about his taxes, taxi medalilons, etc. or Manafort lying about his condo or about his tax evasion or his foreign lobbying two years before he worked for Trump revealed a huge abuse of power in the Trump administration, then absolutely those counts of perjury would be serious.Why should I?Thanks for putting it on record that you don't think it a big deal
when Obama's former Assistant Director of the FBI is indicted for serial perjury.
How many of Trump's associates have already been convicted of perjury?
And you act as if none of that ever happened.
I love the way you downplayed all of that , Nazi.Termin8tor » 20 Mar 2019 1:42 pm » wrote:Here's the answer you'll censor, fascist.
The little teeny difference being that 1) Manafort's and Cohen's lies have nothing to do with Trump or official government business. They were told for personal gain.
Flynn told one, count 'em, 1 lie. Papadopolous told one, count 'em, 1 minor lie.
There was no Grand Plan tying it all together involving a huge abuse of power. They were all unrelated acts.
2) the FBI is the federal government's bureau of law enforcement. Corrupting that is absolutely dangerous to the country and to our democracy.
and 3) there will very likely be more charges against McCabe and many more officials indicted.
All were central to what is almost certainly the biggest abuse of power in US history, which you lie is a "conspiracy theory."
Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress about the Trump Tower deal in Moscow that went on through the whole campaign, you stupid **** jackass.Termin8tor » 20 Mar 2019 1:46 pm » wrote:If Cohen lying about his taxes, taxi medalilons, etc.
Which proves what, that Trump was going to sell out the country to make a few bucks?Misty » 20 Mar 2019 1:59 pm » wrote:Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress about the Trump Tower deal in Moscow that went on through the whole campaign, you stupid **** jackass.Termin8tor » 20 Mar 2019 1:46 pm » wrote:If Cohen lying about his taxes, taxi medalilons, etc. or Manafort lying about his condo or about his tax evasion or his foreign lobbying two years before he worked for Trump revealed a huge abuse of power in the Trump administration, then absolutely those counts of perjury would be serious.
But contrary to your endless **** and smears, they have nothing to do with Trump's conduct as president.
As of today, you have zip, zero, nada, nothing against Trump.
Empty rhetoric and ****. Boy, that's persuasive.Misty » 20 Mar 2019 1:56 pm » wrote:I love the way you downplayed all of that , Nazi.Termin8tor » 20 Mar 2019 1:42 pm » wrote:The little teeny difference being that 1) Manafort's and Cohen's lies have nothing to do with Trump or official government business. They were told for personal gain.
Flynn told one, count 'em, 1 lie. Papadopolous told one, count 'em, 1 minor lie.
There was no Grand Plan tying it all together involving a huge abuse of power. They were all unrelated acts.
2) the FBI is the federal government's bureau of law enforcement. Corrupting that is absolutely dangerous to the country and to our democracy.
and 3) there will very likely be more charges against McCabe and many more officials indicted.
All were central to what is almost certainly the biggest abuse of power in US history, which you lie is a "conspiracy theory."
1 lie.....1 minor lie.......ROFL
'Cohen's lies have nothing to do with Trump' is probably one of the stupidest things you have ever said.

