So at what point in a normal administration would Trump resign from office (assuming what’s in there is the kind of stuff we think is probably in there)? After the vote? After the release of the files? Or already.
Whatever Dotard is so freaked about, enough to drag Boobert into the Situation Room with the Attorney General and FBI Director (Jesus, still can’t believe that one happened)…. How is whatever is in there that is so damaging still in existence? These people will obviously do whatever they are told. Why hasn’t anything that damaging for Trump not yet been taken care of?
What is the official White House response to “Um, why are you desperately trying to cover this up?”. Or has the question even been asked. Like I said above I know the FBI response has been “We’ve done all we can do”. This is a little different.
Ah yes, back when the party was united in their desire to see everything released and the guilty punished. It’s almost like something happened that caused a 180 degree course correction. I just can’t for the life of me figure out what that was.
This is comical now. How on earth have the Dems not absolutely ruined him over this already (yes I know how). “Trump threatens to rape more children if Epstein files are released…..”
I opened this thread to type out something similar. My initial reaction to the headline of "Trump knew about the girls" or whatever was to laugh and go You think?? But then I remembered those 79 million "special" people.
Jesus, Karoline Levitt just said "The only thing these emails prove is that Trump did nothing wrong".
He also said the President is dead. I guess he/she could have fallen during the transition process like Karen (?), but there's probably more to it than that.
I would get over all of that pretty fucking fast.
"I swear to you, I will fight all of you until my last dying breath."
"We've got Sydney Sweeney on the next flight to Austin, Red Five. She is very eager to please you."
"Perhaps I was too harsh...."
That is typically just a figure of speech, but in this case I would actually do it. Provided, of course, that the left nut removal was done surgically by actual doctors with anesthesia, etc. of course.
Well I still have no ABC or ESPN in my house, so I may attend just for that reason alone.
Coming from SW Austin so I'd probably be interested in that ride share from Oak Hill.
That's hilarious.
"We are confident we are standing in broad daylight right now."
"Even though it's 2 a.m. and we're staring up at a black sky?"
"Well sure sometimes it's night time as well.... comes and goes, you know."