The Robert Mueller Investigation

[RomaVicta 30578]

14 minutes ago, David Dennison said:

Who is going to arrest them?

I'll do it. But I'd rather this guy did.

[TtomTerrific 200]

30 minutes ago, David Dennison said:

Who is going to arrest them?

same "Sergeant at Arms" guy that was going to drag Eric Holder in front of this same shit.

The word "Russia" came up almost never today...this-this is now about (actually has always been about) a bunch of butthurt "all in" libtards who are hoping to scratch out some sort of something somehow out of the pot they just put their entire stack into.

Yeah...those 19 pages that Barr didn't release as quickly as you wanted him to, which are now completely released, is now somehow the demonstration of an impeachable offense for both he and the President.

Please proceed with this moronic "strategy"...in the face of all common sense.

 

much love

T

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[David Dennison 19536]

1 minute ago, TtomTerrific said:

same "Sargeant at Arms" guy that was going to drag Eric Holder in front of this same shit.

The word "Russia" came up almost never today...this-this is now about (actually has always been about) a bunch of butthurt "all in" libtards who are hoping to scratch out some sort of something somehow out of the pot they just put their entire stack into.

Yeah...those 19 pages that Barr didn't release as quickly as you wanted him to, which are now completely released, is now some how the demonstration of an impeachable offense  for both he and the President.

Please proceed with this moronic "strategy"...in the face of all common sense.

 

much love

T

Russia came up a lot today.

The president is a criminal.

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as is his stooge AG.

[TtomTerrific 200]

Just now, David Dennison said:

Russia came up a lot today.

The president is a criminal.

perfecto.

 

not sure if the "turn those machines back on" meme is more appropriate here than the "Charlie Brown kicking the football meme" is here.

either way, enjoy  4 more years of this dickhead and probably his daughter winning after that. 

[TtomTerrific 200]

and it's YOU.....YOU are doing it again.

for all those that don't get that the red baseball cap guys are not the people winning this for Trump, just look at the above two posts....that very bullshit is NOT what the majority of this country wants, and instead of self-reflecting that you may have fucked up and need to strategically pivot....you are doubling down and hoping that doing the same thing over and over again is now somehow sane.

The guy in the red ball cap became the guy in the red ball cap because of this type of shit.

Edited May 1, 2019 by TtomTerrific

[horncyclist 1391]

and it's YOU.....YOU are doing it again.
for all those that don't get that the red baseball cap guys are not the people winning this for Trump, just look at the above two posts....that very bullshit is NOT what the majority of this country wants, and instead of self-reflecting that you may have fucked up and need to strategically pivot....you are doubling down and hoping that doing the same thing over and over again is now somehow sane.
The guy in the red ball cap became the guy in the red ball cap because of this type of shit.

Majority of the country do not want this shit stain criminal in the oval office. And the majority never did. Even on election night. So go fuck yourself.
.

[Hugo Stiglitz 23367]

We’re rapidly approaching the point where a literal war couldn’t distract from this scandal. 

[TtomTerrific 200]

triggered!

Study Cicero and the concept of a Republic.   Hillary lost by the rules, (well, as much as she couldn't control the superdelegates anymore)...and you want to change the rules.

Sorry you live in a Republic which elects their leaders this way, and your beast lost....but you don't get to change the rules until your beast wins.

[horncyclist 1391]

triggered!
Study Cicero and the concept of a Republic.   Hillary lost by the rules, (well, as much as she couldn't control the superdelegates anymore)...and you want to change the rules.
Sorry you live in a Republic which elects their leaders this way, and your beast lost....but you don't get to change the rules until your beast wins.

You said majority. Majority do not want this.

[TtomTerrific 200]

5 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:

We’re rapidly approaching the point where a literal war couldn’t distract from this scandal. 

you've done your best....you can only hope.

 

but there was never anything here except for your butthurt over the general election....and you had zero compunction about ruining the country while this bullshit investigation was the story, non-stop, for two years.

nice try, tho....you still lose and I can see advocating for "literal war" to salve the gash delivered to you between your legs and your eyebrows.

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[TtomTerrific 200]

2 minutes ago, horncyclist said:

3 minutes ago, TtomTerrific said:

triggered!
Study Cicero and the concept of a Republic.   Hillary lost by the rules, (well, as much as she couldn't control the superdelegates anymore)...and you want to change the rules.
Sorry you live in a Republic which elects their leaders this way, and your beast lost....but you don't get to change the rules until your beast wins.

You said majority. Majority do not want this.

the electoral majority sure as fuck does. and, sorry, we elect our government upon *gasp* the electoral majority.

 

[TornACL 7792]

You elected a political novice and this is what you get. A ranting neophyte who proudly stomps into one political and legal bear trap after another. 

So you can boast about the president and you can taunt those whose candidate lost. And you can argue policy. 

But you can't argue that this whole political quagmire is entirely a result of Trump's own doing. He surrounded himself with crooks, many of whom are already convicted, charged, or facing charges, and he laid down with every dog he could find. And put them in positions of leadership. 

So you don't get to whine about the fleas 

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[Celery Man 21097]

6 minutes ago, TtomTerrific said:

the electoral majority sure as fuck does. and, sorry, we elect our government upon *gasp* the electoral majority.

 

 

[David Dennison 19536]

5 minutes ago, TtomTerrific said:

the electoral majority sure as fuck does. and, sorry, we elect our government upon *gasp* the electoral majority.

Not for president we don't. We choose electors. The majority of the country wanted Hillary Clinton.

[TtomTerrific 200]

The constitution of the ROMAN republic gave the whole power to the people, without allowing a negative voice either to the nobility or consuls. This unbounded power they possessed in a collective, not in a representative body. The consequences were: When the people, by success and conquest, had become very numerous, and had spread themselves to a great distance from the capital, the city-tribes, though the most contemptible, carried almost every vote: They were, therefore, most cajoled by every one that affected popularity: They were supported in idleness by the general distribution of corn, and by particular bribes, which they received from almost every candidate: By this means, they became every day more licentious, and the CAMPUS MARTIUS was a perpetual scene of tumult and sedition: Armed slaves were introduced among these rascally citizens; so that the whole government fell into anarchy, and the greatest happiness, which the ROMANS could look for, was the despotic power of the CAESARS. Such are the effects of democracy without a representative.

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[TornACL 7792]

2 minutes ago, TtomTerrific said:

The constitution of the ROMAN republic gave the whole legislative power to the people, without allowing a negative voice either to the nobility or consuls. This unbounded power they possessed in a collective, not in a representative body. The consequences were: When the people, by success and conquest, had become very numerous, and had spread themselves to a great distance from the capital, the city-tribes, though the most contemptible, carried almost every vote: They were, therefore, most cajoled by every one that affected popularity: They were supported in idleness by the general distribution of corn, and by particular bribes, which they received from almost every candidate: By this means, they became every day more licentious, and the CAMPUS MARTIUS was a perpetual scene of tumult and sedition: Armed slaves were introduced among these rascally citizens; so that the whole government fell into anarchy, and the greatest happiness, which the ROMANS could look for, was the despotic power of the CAESARS. Such are the effects of democracy without a representative.

Are you going to cite David Hume or just copy and paste? 

[David Dennison 19536]

4 minutes ago, TtomTerrific said:

The constitution of the ROMAN republic gave the whole power to the people, without allowing a negative voice either to the nobility or consuls. This unbounded power they possessed in a collective, not in a representative body. The consequences were: When the people, by success and conquest, had become very numerous, and had spread themselves to a great distance from the capital, the city-tribes, though the most contemptible, carried almost every vote: They were, therefore, most cajoled by every one that affected popularity: They were supported in idleness by the general distribution of corn, and by particular bribes, which they received from almost every candidate: By this means, they became every day more licentious, and the CAMPUS MARTIUS was a perpetual scene of tumult and sedition: Armed slaves were introduced among these rascally citizens; so that the whole government fell into anarchy, and the greatest happiness, which the ROMANS could look for, was the despotic power of the CAESARS. Such are the effects of democracy without a representative.

OK, David Hume.

[TtomTerrific 200]

that's Cicero... which I already have cited above.... thanks for trying, tho... and keep on hoping that Hillary might still win

[TtomTerrific 200]

"Google" isn't always your friend, you under read fucking triggered perfect representation of the problem within academia. 

[David Dennison 19536]

Just now, TtomTerrific said:

that's Cicero... which I already have cited above.... thanks for trying, tho... and keep on hoping that Hillary might still win

No, it's David Hume.

[TtomTerrific 200]

try "Google Scholar"... at least... dip shit(s) 

[TtomTerrific 200]

no.. it's not 

[David Dennison 19536]

1 minute ago, TtomTerrific said:

no.. it's not 

Yes, it is.

https://patriotparchment.wordpress.com/biographies-speeches-and-writings/david-hume/that-politics-may-be-reduced-to-a-science-1742/

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[horncyclist 1391]

The constitution of the ROMAN republic gave the whole power to the people, without allowing a negative voice either to the nobility or consuls. This unbounded power they possessed in a collective, not in a representative body. The consequences were: When the people, by success and conquest, had become very numerous, and had spread themselves to a great distance from the capital, the city-tribes, though the most contemptible, carried almost every vote: They were, therefore, most cajoled by every one that affected popularity: They were supported in idleness by the general distribution of corn, and by particular bribes, which they received from almost every candidate: By this means, they became every day more licentious, and the CAMPUS MARTIUS was a perpetual scene of tumult and sedition: Armed slaves were introduced among these rascally citizens; so that the whole government fell into anarchy, and the greatest happiness, which the ROMANS could look for, was the despotic power of the CAESARS. Such are the effects of democracy without a representative.

We elected dotard to fall into anarchy. So there you go. You're a traitor. Anyone who continues to support this president is a traitor. I still give a damn about the truth and a future for my kids, and I'm not going to forget what this party did to jeopardize both. So go fuck yourself.

[Grade of D as in David 13255]

3 hours ago, Lagunamadre said:

He would piss on McCain's grave if it would get him reelected. 

I don't think he could he could squat for that long. He's getting on in years.

[JimmyJames 12271]

Maybe Cicero and David Hume are the same person. 

[David Dennison 19536]

Just now, JimmyJames said:

Maybe Cicero and David Hume are the same person. 

[Hugo Stiglitz 23367]

I would still like to see the original four page letter dictated from Trump to Stephen Miller to fire Comey.  It seems like a large piece of evidence we still haven’t seen despite being referenced multiple times in the Mueller Report.

[SubliminalHorn 7009]

41 minutes ago, TtomTerrific said:

and it's YOU.....YOU are doing it again.

for all those that don't get that the red baseball cap guys are not the people winning this for Trump, just look at the above two posts....that very bullshit is NOT what the majority of this country wants, and instead of self-reflecting that you may have fucked up and need to strategically pivot....you are doubling down and hoping that doing the same thing over and over again is now somehow sane.

The guy in the red ball cap became the guy in the red ball cap because of this type of shit.

Go have another drink 

[Eskimohorn 5682]

that's Cicero... which I already have cited above.... thanks for trying, tho... and keep on hoping that Hillary might still win

Our President has no idea what a Cicero is, and never has tried their pizza. He thinks he might have banged a couple of Ciceroes in the 80’s. But, he’ll be sure to consider Cicero for the Fed.

[David Dennison 19536]

Just now, SubliminalHorn said:

Go have another drink 

He doesn't understand that a lib cuck Democrat cry hippie is going to replace Team MAGA.

Because politics.

[TornACL 7792]

1 minute ago, Eskimohorn said:

 

But, he’ll be sure to consider Cicero for the Fed.

 

Not tall enough. 

[Mojo Hand 4580]

Like that poster who had dementia, sometimes ignoring a poster's rants is the humane thing to do.  If you wouldn't argue with a mentally ill person on the street, it's probably not worth doing here. 

[SubliminalHorn 7009]

Just now, Mojo Hand said:

Like that poster who had dementia, sometimes ignoring a poster's rants is the humane thing to do.  If you wouldn't argue with a mentally ill person on the street, it's probably not worth doing here. 

What if we would?

[TtomTerrific 200]

2 minutes ago, David Dennison said:

Yes, it is.

https://patriotparchment.wordpress.com/biographies-speeches-and-writings/david-hume/that-politics-may-be-reduced-to-a-science-1742/

wow. 

 

no wonder you can't win an election.

You are more of the problem than I thought... but someone on the View yesterday just said "I have a dream" therefore I believe Whoopi Goldberg largely responsible for desegregation of the South. 

 

Literally volumes of this explanation of why and how a direct democracy is unsustainable are in print and ready for study, even these words, almost in Hume's exact plagiarized order, exist, yet much like Jefferson "word for worded" John Locke in the Declaration... you will ignore inconvenient history... hell... not even study it... and insist upon changing the rules because you lost... again. 

[TornACL 7792]

18 minutes ago, TtomTerrific said:

"Google" isn't always your friend, you under read fucking triggered perfect representation of the problem within academia. 

At least academics cite the text that they lift. 

[David Dennison 19536]

Just now, TtomTerrific said:

wow. 

 

no wonder you can't win an election.

You are more of the problem than I thought... but someone on the View yesterday just said "I have a dream" therefore I believe Whoopi Goldberg largely responsible for desegregation of the South. 

 

Literally volumes of this explanation of why and how a direct democracy is unsustainable are in print and ready for study, even these words, almost in Hume's exact plagiarized order, exist, yet much like Jefferson "word for worded" John Locke in the Declaration... you will ignore inconvenient history... hell... not even study it... and insist upon changing the rules because you lost... again. 

Well, the quote is from David Hume. If you want to post Cicero, be my guest. 

[TtomTerrific 200]

I did.. I wrote of Cicero in the post preceding.. that you are not capable of simple research is not my responsibility 

[David Dennison 19536]

1 minute ago, TtomTerrific said:

I did.. I wrote of Cicero in the post preceding.. that you are not capable of simple research is not my responsibility 

You also quoted David Hume, word for word, and claimed it was Cicero.

 

[TtomTerrific 200]

while you completely ignore Cicero, Hume, Locke, Jefferson, Adams and all others who expertly rebuke your ridiculous "derp... alz I know is she got more votes" screed. 

[Anastasis 23717]

6 minutes ago, SubliminalHorn said:

What if we would?

Then you are in the right place. 

[David Dennison 19536]

Just now, TtomTerrific said:

while you completely ignore Cicero, Hume, Locke, Jefferson, Adams and all others who expertly rebuke your ridiculous "derp... alz I know is she got more votes" screed. 

You can quote them all you want when a Democrat replaces The Donald.

[jimmyjazz 47172]

2 hours ago, Gap03 said:

The problem is that the line is buried in a 400-page report.  Mueller needs to say this as part of a concise sound bite that can be blasted on the news channels / twitter repeatedly until it the Fox News crowd can no longer ignore it.

Well, he did try to summarize and he did get headed off at the pass.  Look, I don't think anybody is going to accuse Mueller of being a savvy political animal, but within his world view, it seems pretty apparent he tried to do what was right every step of the way.  He just got outfoxed by his boss.  It happens.

[bolverk 30323]

Ahem. Excuse me. I don't mean to interrupt, but are we just going to overlook what is possibly the damning thing we learned today?

Quote

 

Attorney General William Barr said Wednesday that he was not familiar with the Senate’s bipartisan effort to enhance the security of election systems ahead of 2020.

Barr had not yet returned to the Department of Justice when, last year, the Senate Rules and Administration Committee abruptly cancelled a markup of a bipartisan bill known as the Secure Elections Act.

The legislation crafted by Oklahoma Republican Sen. James Lankford and Minnesota Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar seeks to require state election officials to conduct audits following elections, as well as to establish paper ballot backup systems.

“The White House, just as we were on the verge of getting a markup in the Rules Committee, getting it to the floor where I think we would get the vast majority of senators, the White House made calls to stop this,” Klobuchar said at the hearing, recalling the events of August 2018.

 

https://www.rollcall.com/news/congress/klobuchar-finds-attorney-general-barr-unaware-major-election-security-legislation

[Party_Taco 3889]

House needs to start jailing these corrupt mother fuckers for non-compliance and obstruction. Hold them indefinitely until they relent. Nothing less will even blip the radar for these traitors, so Democrats need to start blotting our the skies and dropping firebombs.

[jimmyjazz 47172]

LOL at TTom returning from (on) his latest bender and trying to suddenly drop a coherent paragraph on a crowd that knows him as being wholly incapable of doing so.

[JimmyJames 12271]

13 minutes ago, David Dennison said:

You also quoted David Hume, word for word, and claimed it was Cicero.

 

Yeah but he asked you to google it. 

Well HAVE YOU?

[David Dennison 19536]

11 minutes ago, JimmyJames said:

Yeah but he asked you to google it. 

Well HAVE YOU?

No, but I am becoming suspect of Scottish attribution.

[Gap03 3386]

6 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

Well, he did try to summarize and he did get headed off at the pass.  Look, I don't think anybody is going to accuse Mueller of being a savvy political animal, but within his world view, it seems pretty apparent he tried to do what was right every step of the way.  He just got outfoxed by his boss.  It happens.

Fair enough, but if Mueller is allowed to testify, he needs to realize what needs to be done to undo the damage that Barr has caused.  Drop all the nuanced, conditional, overly reasoned statements and just drop some bombs that even the idiots will understand.