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Misty » 11 May 2019 12:54 pm » wrote:

Termin8tor » 11 May 2019 11:56 am » wrote:What a stupid freaking lie. Steele and his allies did his absolute best to spread this to the MSM.

I was talking about his campaign being under investigation by the FBI you moron.

And the ongoing investigations are going to show that corrupt Obama officials in Justice, the FBI and intelligence agencies were illegally leaking.

Imbecile. What the heck do you think they're investigating?

Indictments are coming.

Comey kept that a secret, while he sure had a lot to say about Hillary.

So why didn't Fusion GPS release the dossier before the election if they really wanted to hurt Trump?
It did not become public until AFTER the election and AFTER Trump was briefed on it.

Misty » 11 May 2019 12:37 pm » wrote:This is the last time I will respond to that **** lie.

Nadler is NOT asking Barr to illegally release grand jury material without first obtaining a court order.

Termin8tor » 11 May 2019 12:49 pm » wrote:

Misty » 11 May 2019 12:37 pm » wrote:This is the last time I will respond to that **** lie.
Nadler is NOT asking Barr to illegally release grand jury material without first obtaining a court order.

Well gosh, who should we believe, a psychopathic liar or every credible source I've cited?

Termin8tor » 11 May 2019 12:49 pm » wrote:And no, the disingenuous fine print from that hack Nadler doesn't count for squat.

Misty » 11 May 2019 11:36 am » wrote:Does anyone remember the Starr Report?
Just came across this juicy tidbit.

I'll be damned.

Misty » 10 May 2019 2:58 pm » wrote:These people have no shame.

Rudy Giuliani Plans Ukraine Trip to Push for Inquiries That Could Help Trump

WASHINGTON — Rudolph W. Giuliani, President Trump’s personal lawyer, is encouraging Ukraine to wade further into sensitive political issues in the United States, seeking to push the incoming government in Kiev to press ahead with investigations that he hopes will benefit Mr. Trump.

Rudy Giuliani calls off trip to Ukraine to push for investigations to favor Trump

"I've decided ... I'm not going to go to the Ukraine," Giuliani told Fox News Friday night. "I'm not going to go because I think I'm walking into a group of people that are enemies of the president ... in some cases enemies of the United States, and in one case an already convicted person who has been found to be involved in assisting the Democrats with the 2016 election."

Termin8tor » 11 May 2019 11:56 am » wrote:Typical leftist brownshirt to censor the truth.

You're so **** stupid you think that by censoring information I cite in your thread you can keep it secret.

Hey wackjob, every credible conservative source in the country is covering this.

And it's about to break wide open.

You'll be babbling in stupid denial in your irrelevant little reality-free thread.

What a stupid freaking lie. Steele and his allies did his absolute best to spread this to the MSM.

And the ongoing investigations are going to show that corrupt Obama officials in Justice, the FBI and intelligence agencies were illegally leaking.

Imbecile. What the heck do you think they're investigating?

Indictments are coming.

SJConspirator » 11 May 2019 1:25 pm » wrote:
Eric Holder has already been busted, right? I hear he is serving 10 years in a prison with minimum security, aka Clems head

GailyBee » 03 Aug 2017 10:32 am » wrote:
I'm not looking to the Republicans to fix anything. They have proven over and over that they are incapable of fixing what needs to be fixed.

Titties N Beer » 11 May 2019 2:25 pm » wrote:

GailyBee » 03 Aug 2017 10:32 am » wrote:I'm not looking to the Republicans to fix anything. They have proven over and over that they are incapable of fixing what needs to be fixed.

This thread is 9 years old and I counted near 100 people that have posted on it; so it must mean that near 100 people less soks have ever posted here. I am going to pay tribute to each and every one. One a day like a vitamin.
Please comment on your experiences with these people. People who are no longer here will go first.
Gailey was probably one of the nicest posters I ever saw. She left us for personal reasons, but I know the board helped her through the rough patches.

Titties

Pat Robertson: Alabama 'has gone too far' with 'extreme' abortion law.

Televangelist Pat Robertson, who is opposed to abortion, criticized an anti-abortion bill passed by the Alabama legislature Tuesday as "extreme."

“I think Alabama has gone too far," he said during a Wednesday appearance on "The 700 Club", referencing the bill's 99-year maximum sentence for doctors who perform abortions and the fact that it does not provide exceptions for rape or incest cases.

He added that he does not think the bill would be upheld by the Supreme Court.

Termin8tor » 14 May 2019 10:15 pm » wrote:The usual lies and propaganda.

Termin8tor » 14 May 2019 10:21 pm » wrote:

Misty: GaileyBee was way too nice for this forum.
Even though I miss her I'm kind of glad that she has not been around to see how much it has devolved into a cesspool full of Trump turds.

How ironic to be looked down upon by a psychopathic liar.
Who smeared John Fund as a child molester and Trump as a Nazi appeaser.

Last night, the Alabama Senate voted to make abortion illegal from the moment of conception, punishable by 99 years in prison, with no exceptions for rape or incest.

It will be the most extreme anti-abortion law in the nation, voted into effect by men who had trouble articulating the most basic facts about women’s biology, conception, or even how the law itself would function.

When Senator Clyde Chambliss, a Republican, for example, was asked if the law would allow for incest victims to obtain abortions, he responded: “Yes, until she knows she’s pregnant.”

He did not elaborate on how someone would have an abortion before she knows she’s pregnant, outside of claiming, “It takes time for all the chromosomes to come together.”

https://medium.com/s/jessica-valenti/an ... bea9fd6015

Misty » 14 May 2019 9:00 pm » wrote: GaileyBee was way too nice for this forum.
Even though I miss her I'm kind of glad that she has not been around to see how much it has devolved into a cesspool full of Trump turds.

Now, repeat that ten times

The Republican-controlled United States Senate officially confirmed Wendy Vitter for a seat on the District Court in New Orleans.

Vitter, who can’t fix her mouth to say that desegregation was good law, was nominated before the midterms.

But she couldn’t get confirmed by the narrow Republican majority.

She was renominated this term and a strengthened Republican Senate pushed her through, 52 -45, over the opposition of every Democrat and Susan Collins.

Vitter, who has been general counsel for the Archdiocese of New Orleans since 2012, seemingly believes that abortion causes breast cancer.

At a conference in 2013, Vitter referred to a brochure that linked abortions to breast cancer, and told the audience, “Go to Dr. Angela’s Web site, Breast Cancer Prevention Institute, download it, and, at your next physical, you walk into your pro-life doctor and say, ‘Have you thought about putting these facts or this brochure in your waiting room?’

Each one of you can be the pro-life advocate to take that next step.

That’s what you do with it.”

That same brochure that Vitter appeared to endorse claimed that taking birth control can lead to cervical and liver cancers, and “violent death,” because “women who take oral contraceptives prefer men with similar DNA, and that women in these partnerships have fewer sexual relations, leading to more adultery, and ‘understandably . . . violence.’”

Separately, Vitter appeared at an anti-Planned Parenthood rally, where she accused the group of “kill[ing] over 150,000 females a year.”

Naturally, she left these activities off her disclosure form to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

https://abovethelaw.com/2019/05/senate- ... dy-vitter/

The Senate on Thursday confirmed President Donald Trump's pick for the US District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, Wendy Vitter, whose refusal to say whether a landmark civil rights opinion was correctly decided angered Senate Democrats.

Vitter -- who is the general counsel of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans -- was confirmed to the lifetime position by a 52-45 vote.

Last year, during a confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Vitter was asked by Sen. Richard Blumenthal if she thought Brown v. Board of Education -- the landmark opinion from 1954 that struck down school segregation and the "separate but equal" doctrine -- was correctly decided.

Vitter, in that exchange, would not answer the senator's question.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/16/politics ... index.html

Termin8tor » 16 May 2019 8:01 am » wrote:

Misty » 15 May 2019 4:27 pm » wrote:Says the biggest smear artist on the forum.

Name one single false charge I've ever made, psycho.

Termin8tor » 16 May 2019 8:03 am » wrote:

Misty » 15 May 2019 9:13 pm » wrote:Why are men who have no idea how a woman's body works allowed to pass laws controlling our reproductive systems?

Why are liberals too dishonest to admit that it's not about "reproductive systems" but about what millions of Americans believe to be a life?And isn't life guaranteed by the Constitution?
A woman can do almost anything she wants with her "reproductive systems" unless she's pregnant.

You are the biggest liar and propaganda artist on this forum.

Misty » 22 Apr 2019 7:36 pm » wrote:The Mueller report has shown that in many cases the media had it right.
The only FAKE News came from inside the WH.