Trump Thread 2.0

[phillipj]

Also, if you zoom out, 'Collusion' with Russia is kinda right before everyone's eyes: After Trump was elected, we:

Lifted sanctions on Russia
Lifted sanctions on Russian Oligarchs
End important Nuclear/weapons treaties with them, igniting a profitable arms race
Threaten the UN
Cede to Russian foreign-policy wants in Syria
Constantly lend credibility to Russia and Putin


Russia basically 'won' big-time in our election. "I scratch your back, you scratch mine"


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And worse maybe is 'Colluding" with Saudi Arabia:

Trump covers up publicly for a verified murder in front of the whole world, while brokering $billions of dollars in arms, and illegally giving over our nuclear information... All to a despotic regime we know funded the 9/11 attacks! It's completely bonkers. How are people okay with that?

[frankenbeemer]

Special Counsel Robert Mueller has submitted his long-awaited report on alleged collusion between Russia and President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign.

A justice department official said Mr Mueller's report did not recommend any further indictments.

The special counsel has already charged six former Trump aides and a dozen Russians.

The Attorney General William Barr will now summarise the report and decide how much to share with Congress.

From: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-47671715

So, what happens now?

[mbonder]

Nothing, people will complain, but ultimately nothing else will happen. Cohen, Mannafort, etc, they ultimately took a dick in the ass for Trump. Enjoy pound-me-in-the-ass prison.

[Schnitzer318is]

Enjoy FEDERAL pound-me-in-the-ass prison.

FTFY. ;)

And yes, I doubt anything will happen other than a lot of bitching. The Dems will pick it apart (however much of it they get to see) to try to influence 2020 but I doubt much else will come of it.

[parkerbink]

Nothing, people will complain, but ultimately nothing else will happen. Cohen, Mannafort, etc, they ultimately took a dick in the ass for Trump. Enjoy pound-me-in-the-ass prison.

They are going to federal country club prisons.


I doubt there will be any ass pounding unless consentual.


lol

[R3Z3N]

Alright, let's get back to maga instead of tearing it apart from within which the Dems started so very long ago, but we can't forget the treasonous Reps that are only in name.

[parkerbink]

America never stopped being great. First lie of his campaign was it's slogan.

[Schnitzer318is]

Alright, let's get back to maga instead of tearing it apart from within which the Dems started so very long ago, but we can't forget the treasonous Reps that are only in name.

The Republicans... and Trump are just as guilty as the Dems for promoting a rift in the country's populace. Maybe more-so.

Agreed that America was never "not great" and there was no reason to make it "great again."

[decay]

Alright, let's get back to maga instead of tearing it apart from within which the Dems started so very long ago, but we can't forget the treasonous Reps that are only in name.

are you really describing not voting with the party line as treason?

[gwb72tii]

America never stopped being great. First lie of his campaign was it's slogan.

actually agree to a point. MAGA is really a campaign theme against the modern left that views America, for the most part, as an evil country.

[decay]

actually agree to a point. MAGA is really a campaign theme against the modern left that views America, for the most part, as an evil country.

no we don't. we just want it to be better than what you think is ideal.

[bmwman91]

MAGA always sat uncomfortably with me for a couple of reasons.

1) Define "great".

2) Define which historical period is being sought by adding "again."

[Massive Lee]

actually agree to a point. MAGA is really a campaign theme against the modern left that views America, for the most part, as an evil country.

I thought that MAGA was a great slogan to be used AFTER the Trump days. Because, honestly, the US is such at a low point at the moment. Never were ignorance, lies and insults so highly praised.

[Melon]

We need to look forward in developing policy, not reminiscing about the days of old.

[parkerbink]

Next campaign slogan should be Make America relevant again.