Political, the NYTimes, the Financial Times and many other publications have documented Ukraine's role, and a Ukrainian court declared that Ukraine did interfere in the 2016 election, illegally by Ukkrainian law.Misty » 20 Jan 2020 1:04 pm » wrote:That's Russian disinformation you gaping asshole.Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 12:53 pm » wrote:The Clinton campaign and Obama officials colluded with Ukraine and committed the biggest abuse of power in US history.
They used a package of lies in an attempt to steal the election, then topple the duly elected president in a soft coup.
Gosh, how unfair that Guliani is trying to not only clear his client, but resolve that for the American people.![]()
well you'd better write a letter to US Attorney John Durham explaining that he's wasting his time.![]()
Never mind that every conservatives source in the entire country accepts what I say.
That there have been a number of well researched best selling books about it.
Never mind that Fox has proven it.
But obviously we ought to accept the word of a psychopathic liar over any of them.![]()
Blah, blah, blah, blah by the psychopath as she tries to throw huge amounts of fluff in the air to hide the truth.Misty » 20 Jan 2020 1:30 pm » wrote:Seriously?That's all you got?![]()
You left out the part about what he communicated about Precious.
It's getting harder and harder to defend this **** isn't it?
Especially since Parnas brought the receipts.
I guess you forgot that Nunes denied ever talking to Parnas and now had to admit that he spoke to him, and referred him to his top aide Dereck Harvey.
And Harvey exchanged hundreds of texts with Parnas.
Nunes and his aide were working with Parnas in digging up dirt on Biden while Nunes was taking part in the Impeachment hearings as the ranking member of the Intel Committee.
Did he disclose that he was involved with Parnas during the hearings?
No, he did not.
Nunes is a discrace who has repeatedly lied to the public.
Don't forget his little midnight ride.
Says the babbling brook of Liberal Forum.
Weird, but I don't see one single crime or impeachable act there.Misty » 20 Jan 2020 1:30 pm » wrote:Seriously?
That's all you got?![]()
You left out the part about what he communicated about Precious.
It's getting harder and harder to defend this **** isn't it?
Especially since Parnas brought the receipts.
I guess you forgot that Nunes denied ever talking to Parnas and now had to admit that he spoke to him, and referred him to his top aide Dereck Harvey.
And Harvey exchanged hundreds of texts with Parnas.
Nunes and his aide were working with Parnas in digging up dirt on Biden while Nunes was taking part in the Impeachment hearings as the ranking member of the Intel Committee.
Did he disclose that he was involved with Parnas during the hearings?
No, he did not.
Nunes is a discrace who has repeatedly lied to the public.
Don't forget his little midnight ride.
Says the babbling brook of Liberal Forum.
Almost certainly?Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 12:49 pm » wrote:And Biden was Obama's point man on Ukraine, meaning he almost certainly played a role in Ukraine's interference in the 2106 election.
It's not up to Biden to DISPROVE that he did anything wrong.Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 12:49 pm » wrote:Are you going to lie again and say that's been disproved?
Here's a hint, Dim. I'm not claiming proof, just that there was enough for Trump to seek an investigation.Misty » 20 Jan 2020 1:39 pm » wrote:Almost certainly?
Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 12:49 pm wrote:Here's a hint, psycho. Investigating corruption and likely criminal wrongdoing by a high former government official and candidate for president absolutely is in the country's interest.
Any honest person would admit that, but you're not honest.And Biden was Obama's point man on Ukraine,meaning he almost certainly played a role in Ukraine's interference in the 2106 election.Are you going to lie again and say that's been disproved?
Well, that proves it then.
He almost certainly played a role in something that didn't happen.
Lock him up!
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It's not up to Biden to DISPROVE that he did anything wrong.
It's up to you to PROVE that he did.
Well for one thing, no one is talking about impeaching Nunes you moron.Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 1:35 pm » wrote:Weird, but I don't see one single crime or impeachable act there.Misty » 20 Jan 2020 1:30 pm » wrote:Nunes and his aide were working with Parnas in digging up dirt on Biden while Nunes was taking part in the Impeachment hearings as the ranking member of the Intel Committee.
Did he disclose that he was involved with Parnas during the hearings?
No, he did not.
Why is that, psycho?
You lie as easily as you breathe.Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 1:47 pm » wrote:I'm not making any definitive accusation against Biden.
Maybe he was involved, but given how dim he is, maybe not.
So you went from 'almost certainly' to 'maybe' you **** weasel?Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 12:49 pm » wrote:And Biden was Obama's point man on Ukraine, meaning he almost certainly played a role in Ukraine's interference in the 2106 election.
Except none of that ever happened.Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 1:47 pm » wrote:I was referring to the near fact that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election at the behest and pressure of Obama officials, HRC officials and DNC officials.
By 'package of lies' I'm assuming that you are talking about the Steele Dossier?Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 12:53 pm » wrote:The Clinton campaign and Obama officials colluded with Ukraine and committed the biggest abuse of power in US history.
They used a package of lies in an attempt to steal the election, then topple the duly elected president in a soft coup.
The only thing that's freaking obvious is that you are a Russian bot who spreads Russian disinformation on a daily basis.Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 1:45 pm » wrote:Here's a hint, Dim. I'm not claiming proof, just that there was enough for Trump to seek an investigation.
And seeking evidence not only of corrupt and likely criminal wrongdoing but interference into the 2106 election is absolutely in the interest of the US.
That's pretty freaking obvious, but I'm sure you'll lie.
WTF do you know about honesty, you degenerate liar?Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 12:49 pm » wrote: Any honest person would admit that......
Not for lack of trying, psycho, but it was such a pathetic group of lies, that not even the corrupt liberal MSM would carry it, although that they believed that Hillary would win easily I'm sure was a factor.Misty » 20 Jan 2020 2:16 pm » wrote:By 'package of lies' I'm assuming that you are talking about the Steele Dossier?Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 12:53 pm » wrote:The Clinton campaign and Obama officials colluded with Ukraine and committed the biggest abuse of power in US history.
They used a package of lies in an attempt to steal the election, then topple the duly elected president in a soft coup.
Gosh, how unfair that Guliani is trying to not only clear his client, but resolve that for the American people.![]()
Indictments are coming, and they won't be for process crimes or tax fraud.
So when exactly did the Clinton Campaign and Obama officials release the dossier to the public?
Oh, wait, they never did.
It didn't become public until AFTER the election when Sniffles was briefed on it.
That sure was an *** backwards way to steal an election, by keeping that a secret
Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 2:51 pm » wrote:
Tell me that Sniffles constantly bleating about Hillary's emails during the campaign and shouting 'lock her up' didn't hurt her.Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 2:59 pm » wrote:Here's a hint, psycho, if Biden hasn't done anything legally or ethically wrong, then nothing Nunes or Giliani have found will hurt him.Misty » 20 Jan 2020 1:51 pm » wrote:You really don't give a **** how dirty or corrupt members of your party are, do you?
Even when they do commit crimes, you just dismiss it as no big deal.
This was a conspiracy to use a foreign country to dirty up Joe Biden in order to help Sniffles politically, and a sitting member of Congress with a key position on the Committee investigating that, was involved in that conspiracy and failed to disclose that fact.
That's about as dirty as you can get.
So WTF are you shrieking about?
You think if you use the weasel word 'likely' you can make any accustion you want about someone?Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 2:59 pm » wrote:Especially in light of the fact that Hillary Clinton likely colluded with the Russians to create a fake "Dossier" of lies to steal the election, then topple Trump in a coup?
You must be Putin's favorite bot.Termin8tor » 20 Jan 2020 2:51 pm » wrote:Hey psycho, it wasn't my party that colluded with Ukraine to interfere in the 2016 election.
These rules show that Moscow Mitch is trying to hide as many facts and evidence as he can from the public.McConnell Unveils Rules for Trump Impeachment Trial
On Monday, the president’s lawyers asserted he did nothing wrong and urged the Senate to “swiftly reject” the charges against him.
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Mr. McConnell’s trial rules, which also limited each side’s arguments to 24 hours over two days, gave the White House a helping hand at the outset and drew a swift anger from Democrats.
The rules left open the possibility that the Senate could not only decline to hear new evidence not uncovered in the House impeachment inquiry, but could also sidestep considering the House case against Mr. Trump altogether — although such a vote is considered unlikely.
“Under this resolution, Senator McConnell is saying he doesn’t want to hear any of the existing evidence, and he doesn’t want to hear any new evidence,” said Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York and the minority leader.
“It’s a cover-up, and the American people will see it for exactly what it is.”
He promised to propose changes during what promises to be a rancorous debate in the Senate over the rules on Tuesday.
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Mr. McConnell had said repeatedly that he was modeling his rules on the procedures for Mr. Clinton’s 1999 impeachment trial, but he made key changes that tilt the playing field in Mr. Trump’s favor.
While the Clinton-era rules imposed no limits on the 24 hours of oral arguments allowed on both sides, Mr. McConnell condensed them into two marathon-session days, which would allow the Senate to blaze through them by Saturday.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/20/us/p ... trial.html
They will start caring again the next time a Democrat is in the White House.As deficits soar, Trump asks, 'Who the hell cares about the budget?'
Donald Trump delivered remarks at a private dinner with wealthy donors Friday night at Mar-a-Lago, and as the Washington Post reported, the president shared some thoughts about the nation's finances.
To those who criticized his spending and the growing national debt, Trump said: "Who the hell cares about the budget? We're going to have a country."
For most of President Barack Obama's time in office, Republicans seemed to care very much about the budget, making fears around the national debt and deficit their top talking point.
They've backed off those concerns under Trump.
The Republican's comments came just four days after the Trump administration reported that the annual budget deficit surpassed $1 trillion in 2019, despite the growing economy, and despite the fact that Trump promised voters he'd produce the opposite results.
Trump has now added $2.6 trillion to the national debt in just three years -- more than Obama added to the debt in his entire second term.
It's against this backdrop that the current president has chosen ... indifference.
And though I'm generally loath to agree with Trump, his blunt rhetorical question -- "Who the hell cares about the budget?" -- may have some merit.
Circling back to our earlier coverage, it wasn't long ago that Republicans were hair-on-fire obsessed with the deficit and the nation's multi-trillion-dollar debt.
Though the purpose of the Tea Party "movement" was always a bit murky, it was ostensibly about the right's overwhelming anxiety about the United States' fiscal imbalance.
The irony of these Republicans' concerns went largely overlooked.
After all, as a percentage of the economy, Ronald Reagan was responsible for some of the largest deficits in American history.
After the deficit disappeared entirely under Bill Clinton, George W. Bush added trillions to the debt.
It was in 2003 when then-Vice President Dick Cheney declared that "deficits don't matter."
After deficits again grew smaller during a Democratic administration -- the deficit shrank by $1 trillion over Obama's first seven years in office -- Trump took office and the budget imbalance quickly began growing once again.
About a year ago at this time, White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney -- the far-right budget chief who got involved in politics because he was determined to help balance the federal budget -- told a group of Republicans that "nobody cares" about the issue anymore.
His boss echoed the sentiment on Friday night.



Gun owners in Virginia descended upon the capitol of Richmond on Monday to protest against proposed new firearms restrictions that include universal background checks and limits on the number of handguns that can be purchased over the span of a month.
Many of the rally goers came dressed in military camouflage, while others wore black face-covering masks that looked like the sort of garb warn by Hezbollah militants.
Many of them walked around openly carrying their AR-15-style rifles and pledged to resist any attempts to restrict their access to deadly weapons.
However, the protesters inspired a good deal of mockery for what critics described as an elaborate cosplay that’s more on par with something you’d expect to see at a Star Trek convention rather than at a serious political rally.
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/01/emascu ... ssion=true


