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Just what the Trump: Antifa edition thread needed, a picture of a statue of hippos!
I see libs are crying hypocrisy, which shows how moronic they are. Trump willingly handed over info (whatever the fuck it was) and Hillary irresponsibly mishandled info that (possibly) was taken unwillingly. The two situations couldn't be more different but of course a mind that could think communism is a great idea or that post secondary is a human right could no doubt find glaring similarities between the two.
These cocksuckers are just doing the same thing they've done since Trump won, just throwing shit at a wall to see what sticks.
These cocksuckers are just doing the same thing they've done since Trump won, just throwing shit at a wall to see what sticks.
If he wasn't being careless with information why did the Whitehouse scramble to check that everything would be ok with the CIA and NSA after the meeting?
Because there's already heat on him anyway and any little thing liberals grab onto like a throbbing cock. Trump probably told the Rooskie that Big Mac sauce is just Thousand Island Dressing and the libs will ask for him to be impeached because of it. Teflon Don is not going to be taken down by the cuck brigade and he's going to continue to win hard.
The Whitehouse did that before it was leaked. Have you read the reports, or are you just, sure, that it's all fake?
It's hard to tell what's fake and what isn't now a days, the media has no integrity and has been out to get Trump since day 1 because he flipped on the light and they scattered under the fridge like the cockroaches they are. It's like expecting the Joker, Riddler, Two Face, etc, to give a real opinion on Batman's conduct, they'll just tell you he's a cunt. So I'm going to wait until all the truth comes out before I make a judgement but as of right now I remain wholly unconvinced of any wrongdoing on the POTUS' part.
Your previous post would seem to suggest you have already made up your mind.
Having an opinion doesn't = mind completely made up. This would be obvious to any keen mind, so let me be clear - any opinion I have is subject to change pending new information. My opinion is that any info shared by Trump was innocuous and/or in the name of national security. If it comes out tomorrow that there were severe repercussions involved with the info Trump shared - he put American citizens or his Jewish sources at risk - then I'll change my opinion accordingly.
But as I'm reading the libs calling it treason (they don't know what that means), expecting an impeachment or comparing it to what Hillary did... all I can do is laugh. Chances are all he did was warn Russia so some goat fucker wouldn't blow up a Russian airliner.
When ranting to the point of mentioning cuck brigades and throbbing cocks, one would assume your mind is made up.
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He is (probably) correct, every IQ but the absolute smallest, is one of the highest.
I'm sorry, I should have put a trigger warning on my post.
I'm very flexible ideologically - like I said, if something more substantiative comes out damning Trump, I'll alter my opinion. If credible information comes out exonerating Trump in this matter, you Trump haters will keep pumping out the same propaganda. I'm not married to any partisan politics - that's for dopes!
Nothing to do with being triggered, all to do with being able to take you serious.
And I don't mean that in an asshole way.
I'm not concerned with that, that's typical liberal M.O, to latch onto something trivial to try to discredit someone when they can't discredit their actual argument. I mean we're on an MMA forum, my name is Mullet Tard, you're named after a comedy movie character (a movie I love BTW), and we're talking about not being able to be taken serious because I said the word "cuck" and "cock". Like, what? Is this real life?
Gottcha. You do you man.I'm not concerned with that, that's typical liberal M.O, to latch onto something trivial to try to discredit someone when they can't discredit their actual argument. I mean we're on an MMA forum, my name is Mullet Tard, you're named after a comedy movie character (a movie I love BTW), and we're talking about not being able to be taken serious because I said the word "cuck" and "cock". Like, what? Is this real life?
Russian bank directly linked to Putin helped finance a Trump hotel
A partner of President Trump's financed Trump International Hotel and Tower in Toronto using hundreds of millions of dollars received from the Russian bank Vnesheconombank, or VEB, The Wall Street Journal reports. At the time of the deal, Russian President Vladimir Putin sat on VEB's supervisory board; Russian experts say the bank is a "vehicle for the Russian government to fund politically important projects," The Wall Street Journal writes.
Trump's partner, Russian-Canadian developer Alexander Shnaider, helped finance the hotel after selling his company's share in a Ukrainian steelmaker for $850 million. The unknown buyer, financed by VEB, was reportedly "an entity acting for the Russian government."
After Mr. Shnaider and his partner sold their stake in the steelmaker, Mr. Shnaider injected more money into the Trump Toronto project, which was financially troubled. Mr. Shnaider's lawyer, Symon Zucker, said in an April interview that about $15 million from the asset sale went into the Trump Toronto project. A day later, he wrote in an email: "I am not able to confirm that any funds" from the deal "went into the Toronto project."
A spokesman for the Trump Organization, the family's real-estate firm, said Mr. Trump had no involvement in any financial dealings with VEB and that the Trump company "merely licensed its brand and manages the hotel and residences." VEB didn't respond to requests for comment. [The Wall Street Journal]
A partner of President Trump's financed Trump International Hotel and Tower in Toronto using hundreds of millions of dollars received from the Russian bank Vnesheconombank, or VEB, The Wall Street Journal reports. At the time of the deal, Russian President Vladimir Putin sat on VEB's supervisory board; Russian experts say the bank is a "vehicle for the Russian government to fund politically important projects," The Wall Street Journal writes.
Trump's partner, Russian-Canadian developer Alexander Shnaider, helped finance the hotel after selling his company's share in a Ukrainian steelmaker for $850 million. The unknown buyer, financed by VEB, was reportedly "an entity acting for the Russian government."
After Mr. Shnaider and his partner sold their stake in the steelmaker, Mr. Shnaider injected more money into the Trump Toronto project, which was financially troubled. Mr. Shnaider's lawyer, Symon Zucker, said in an April interview that about $15 million from the asset sale went into the Trump Toronto project. A day later, he wrote in an email: "I am not able to confirm that any funds" from the deal "went into the Toronto project."
A spokesman for the Trump Organization, the family's real-estate firm, said Mr. Trump had no involvement in any financial dealings with VEB and that the Trump company "merely licensed its brand and manages the hotel and residences." VEB didn't respond to requests for comment. [The Wall Street Journal]
The fuck else am I gonna do
First Republicans talk possibility of impeachment for Trump
Republicans are beginning to talk of the possibility that President Trump could face impeachment after reports that he pressed ousted FBI Director James Comey to end an investigation of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
While Republicans are choosing their words carefully, the fact that impeachment is even being mentioned is notable in Washington's polarized political environment.
Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.) on Wednesday said if the reports about Trump's pressure on Comey are true, it would merit impeachment.
Amash spoke a day after The New York Times on Tuesday reported that Trump tried to pressure Comey to stop investigating Flynn.
According to a memo written by Comey after the February meeting, the president told Comey "I hope you can let this go."
Asked by The Hill if the details in the memo would merit impeachment if they're true, Amash replied: "Yes."
"But everybody gets a fair trial in this country," Amash added as he left a House GOP conference meeting.
Asked by another reporter whether he trusted Comey's word or Trump's, Amash said: "I think it's pretty clear I have more confidence in Director Comey."
@Shinkicker
Republicans are beginning to talk of the possibility that President Trump could face impeachment after reports that he pressed ousted FBI Director James Comey to end an investigation of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
While Republicans are choosing their words carefully, the fact that impeachment is even being mentioned is notable in Washington's polarized political environment.
Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.) on Wednesday said if the reports about Trump's pressure on Comey are true, it would merit impeachment.
Amash spoke a day after The New York Times on Tuesday reported that Trump tried to pressure Comey to stop investigating Flynn.
According to a memo written by Comey after the February meeting, the president told Comey "I hope you can let this go."
Asked by The Hill if the details in the memo would merit impeachment if they're true, Amash replied: "Yes."
"But everybody gets a fair trial in this country," Amash added as he left a House GOP conference meeting.
Asked by another reporter whether he trusted Comey's word or Trump's, Amash said: "I think it's pretty clear I have more confidence in Director Comey."
@Shinkicker 
Means zero, he is a well known Never-Trumper...just looking for an excuse to latch on to. This is not indicative of any tide turning.First Republicans talk possibility of impeachment for Trump
Republicans are beginning to talk of the possibility that President Trump could face impeachment after reports that he pressed ousted FBI Director James Comey to end an investigation of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
While Republicans are choosing their words carefully, the fact that impeachment is even being mentioned is notable in Washington's polarized political environment.
Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.) on Wednesday said if the reports about Trump's pressure on Comey are true, it would merit impeachment.
Amash spoke a day after The New York Times on Tuesday reported that Trump tried to pressure Comey to stop investigating Flynn.
According to a memo written by Comey after the February meeting, the president told Comey "I hope you can let this go."
Asked by The Hill if the details in the memo would merit impeachment if they're true, Amash replied: "Yes."
"But everybody gets a fair trial in this country," Amash added as he left a House GOP conference meeting.
Asked by another reporter whether he trusted Comey's word or Trump's, Amash said: "I think it's pretty clear I have more confidence in Director Comey."
Nope but it is the first Republican to speak public of a possible of impeachment of Trump (if the Comey memo claims are true).
Robert Mueller was just named Special Counsel to get to the bottom of this Russia mess.
Seems like good choice. Solid dude.