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Posts posted by Hugo Stiglitz
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I’m sticking to my guns and saying Trump isn’t going to fire Mueller.
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Just now, F250 said:
I consider Nixon's actions in Vietnam to be treasonous and in some ways worse than anything Trump is being accused of doing.
I knew the Vietnam thing would come up the moment I typed it. And I can’t assess that because I wasn’t alive during Vietnam
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9 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:
If I remember correctly, Dershowitz has been vocal for quite a while that Trump has every right to fire Mueller. It's happening?
Trump can not legally fire Mueller directly.
He must have an accomplice in obstructing justice, either via Rosenstein or Sessions
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4 minutes ago, DixonHur said:
A couple questions for the legal eagles here...
Can Trump actually fire Mueller? Seems weird that the guy being investigated could fire the guy doing the investigating.
But if so, what happens to all the evidence, indictments, plea deals, etc. if Trump fires Mueller?
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1 minute ago, Mdhorn said:
My concern is whether Devin, Trump, Ryan and co. are able to get their hands on any of Muellers findings they've been trying to destroy up to now. They're not going to be content with just firing Mueller if the evidence remains. And they've shown dumb ingenuity about getting around security limitations and challenging what they are allowed to do.
The three stooges are not going to outsmart Mueller and his team of Mensa members.
Europe also has access to a lot of stuff Ryan, Nunes, and Trump could never get to.
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Just now, relapse98 said:
That's just silly.
Nixon was smart.And not a traitor
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1 minute ago, triplehorn said:
Multiple GOP Senators keep talking about the political devastation for Trump if he fires Mueller. The real political devastation will be if and when Trump does it and lobs that flaming turd in their laps to do shit about it.
Sen. Dent just made a reference to the Tillis and Coons Special Counsel Integrity Act still sitting in an upper desk drawer.
Trump is screwed either way. It's the Congressional GOP that still has a marginally intact escape tunnel. They cannot afford to let Trump gut the investigation and do nothing.
Exactly, the political consequences of the GOP doing nothing would be more catastrophic for the party
When do you think Trump is going to do his interview with Mueller?
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5 minutes ago, GSU&UT said:
Sure there may be a huge amount of seats flipped, but I don't think the Dems are going to gain control of the Senate. It's still depressing to see a large part of our country completely reject the principles on which it was founded because it makes the libs mad.
Trump should have been impeached the moment he fired Comey and admitted it was because of the Russia investigation.
He should have been impeached after Charlottesville.
He should have been impeached after wanting to partner up with Putin on cyber security.
He should have been impeached after he leaked top secret intelligence to Russian spies in the Oval Office.
Principles left the GOP long ago.
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Just now, GSU&UT said:
We're about to get a Saturday Night Massacre but without a congress that will do shit. This is incredibly depressing, bunch of fucking cowards.
Everything is going to be okay. The midterms are all that matters. The investigation will not stop regardless of Trump’s actions.
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6 minutes ago, Mdhorn said:
He won with a huge heap of outside assistance which is what has been unraveling.
As much as I agree Trump wouldn’t have won without Kremlin assistance, it’s still on the 63,000,000 American people that voted for Dotard.
Trump is a disaster of our own making. We need to own it.
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Just now, Mdhorn said:
screw that--Trump put himself in position of mastermind. Remember how he knew more than his generals and had a high IQ, one of the smartest and best people ever? He surrounded himself with other rats that would swear fealty to his dumb self so he could be king. F'K HIM. Saying he isn't a criminal mastermind is dismissive and I want him treated like the huge threat he pretends to be. Christ, he's leader of the free world, he damn sure is a threat. He thought he could run his scam from the highest position in the free world and his fall should be tremendous. He was ruthless to get to the point and should be treated so. The whole Republican party should be treated as a criminal enterprise for allowing this to continue unabated daily.
Technically, the American people elected Trump mastermind
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Bank of America will stop lending money to gun manufacturers that make military-inspired firearms for civilian use, such as the AR-15-style rifles that have been used in multiple mass shootings, a company executive said Tuesday.
The policy is the latest example of Wall Street wading into the divisive gun control debate after Citigroup’s announcement last month that it would require business customers to restrict certain types of firearms sales.
“We want to contribute in any way we can to reduce these mass shootings,” Anne M. Finucane, vice chairwoman at the Bank of America, said on Bloomberg TV.
The bank works with “just a handful of manufacturers,” with whom it has had “intense conversations over the last few months,” Ms. Finucane said. Their reactions to the new policy have been “mixed,” she said.
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I’m sure that was a pleasant visit
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10 minutes ago, JBJ said:
Does this imply Giuliani is a person of interest?
No, but it’s possible.
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1 hour ago, Jhawk said:
What do you think about that stock? There are days when I look at that stock and drool for it. Then there are days that make me wonder if it is bulky and a pain in the ass. Beautiful gun btw... I think that goes without saying. Also, you have quite a collection.
Thanks. I like the stock, it doesn’t get in the way and feels comfortable compared to an AR or AK stock.
They make an alternate stock with a compartment but I wasn’t that interested.
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March 25th
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Just now, DDD Dad said:
You had to know this was coming, right?
Pretty sure I specifically called it
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4 hours ago, hayden_horn said:
to build on this and put the pieces together, remember when sessions and rosenstein dined together as a show of unity?
this happened after some particularly harsh trump criticism:
and then this recently popped:
is it possible that his own justice department is gunning for him in some machiavellian revenge script? normally i would say no, but we are through the looking glass here.
I have my own tinfoil POTUS Paul Ryan by November conspiracy theory on the back burner.
Paul Ryan going to Prague to get the hacker extradited that could link the whole fucking conspiracy together certainly seemed peculiar.
The fact this event got SO LITTLE airplay in the press and television media is also noteworthy.
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53 minutes ago, Francisco 2.0 said:
Holy fuck.
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24 minutes ago, TornACL said:
I think referring to it as whitewashing is a little strong, and maybe misses the point. Hugo can certainly speak for himself, but when I pointed out Trump's ignorance I certainly didn't mean to suggest that he just became stupid in 2015. He's been a buffoon his entire life, and has a proven track record of corruption.
I certainly would never suggest that Trump would "innocently" break the rules through ignorance of the rules. It's that he did the same shady back-room shit he's always done his entire life, but failed to grasp the increased gravity and scrutiny of taking his real estate bullshit game to the world of geopolitics. That doesn't make it any less bad, and doesn't mean he shouldn't be nailed to the fucking wall if the evidence points where I think it will point.
The affluenza defense...lol
Kinda what I was getting at.
The point I was trying to make was Trump is no criminal mastermind but he has always been a survivor.
He’s never had to face any serious consequences so he’s in uncharted territory on a personal level and he’s handling it poorly.
He’s a cornered rat and he thinks he can miracle his way out of it like he always does but it’s not going to work this time. Even if he doesn’t get impeached, the remainder of his life will likely be increasingly miserable.
The story of Donald Trump is a true American tragedy.
The Robert Mueller Investigation
in Cloak Room
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He’s already taken so many desperate measures and it’s backfired nearly every time.
James Comey out front...