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Nnanji -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/8/2017 6:08:21 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX quote: ORIGINAL: Musicmystery You're going to have to learn some basic logic if you want to look less stupid than this. "Oh yeah? What about something different!" isn't a "rebuttal." At best, you might claim they are BOTH insane. That still leaves Sarah a nutcase. Hilary isn't a nut--she's so self-centered it blinds her. I'll leave the victim game to you, snowflake. Still total troll in this post, you managed to break tradition for once The funny thing is that all of the leftie loons were so hyped this morning just waiting for Comey to bury Trump. Now, they've all slunk away.

BoscoX -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/8/2017 6:12:37 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Nnanji quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX quote: ORIGINAL: Musicmystery You're going to have to learn some basic logic if you want to look less stupid than this. "Oh yeah? What about something different!" isn't a "rebuttal." At best, you might claim they are BOTH insane. That still leaves Sarah a nutcase. Hilary isn't a nut--she's so self-centered it blinds her. I'll leave the victim game to you, snowflake. Still total troll in this post, you managed to break tradition for once The funny thing is that all of the leftie loons were so hyped this morning just waiting for Comey to bury Trump. Now, they've all slunk away. Regarding Comey's testimony, and yesterday's testimony - and all of the "liberals" predictions... Where was the kaboom? There was supposed to be, an earth shattering kaboom

Musicmystery -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/8/2017 6:28:54 PM)
https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-06-08/republicans-weren-t-smiling-about-comey-or-trump https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/james-b-comey-lays-out-the-case-that-president-trump-obstructed-justice/2017/06/08/e7f49a42-4c4d-11e7-bc1b-fddbd8359dee_story.html?utm_term=.88412fddd6c8 http://www.npr.org/2017/06/08/532146805/comey-testimony-raises-new-questions-about-jeff-sessions-and-russia https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2017/06/comey-testimony-fbi/529746/ Start there. I know you're not much of a reader.

mnottertail -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/8/2017 6:30:33 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX quote: ORIGINAL: Musicmystery Nothing will top the insanity of selecting Sarah Palin. Goldman Sachs Whore / Russian Uranium Reset Queen Il Douchovitch? I thought you used to felchgobble putinjizz directly from his ass, you have told us a trillion times that you did. Are you having a tiff and you and nancy are circlefelching now?

Musicmystery -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/8/2017 6:32:24 PM)
Speaking of dementia . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwxNK9PR-m0 [image]https://i.imgur.com/jIH540o.png[/image]

BoscoX -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/8/2017 6:53:58 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Musicmystery https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-06-08/republicans-weren-t-smiling-about-comey-or-trump Eventually if you may be shocked to discover that few if any of the establishment elite are on board with draining the Washington swamp quote: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/james-b-comey-lays-out-the-case-that-president-trump-obstructed-justice/2017/06/08/e7f49a42-4c4d-11e7-bc1b-fddbd8359dee_story.html?utm_term=.88412fddd6c8 Shocking that your favorite gazillionaire-owned fake news rag preaches impeachment Just like they have been preaching impeachment ever since November quote: http://www.npr.org/2017/06/08/532146805/comey-testimony-raises-new-questions-about-jeff-sessions-and-russia Too bad the raging NPR leftist hacks never think to raise questions about their fellow leftists, at least on occasion quote: https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2017/06/comey-testimony-fbi/529746/ From your leftist Atlantic rag: quote: "...on some level, Americans were used to it. Yep. Nonstop leftist hysteria since November. What do you expect Hardly shock and awe, more like a whiny butthurt little crybaby college dorm snowflake needing her safe space. "I didn't say anything because I am a coward" etc quote: Start there. I know you're not much of a reader. I know you are a childish troll And that your "kaboom" was just another in a long line of duds

Musicmystery -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/8/2017 7:51:35 PM)
So that's why no "kaboom" -- you simply pretend everything isn't real. And now we have questions about Jeff Sessions. I think that qualifies. Then there's this: The most important Comey takeaway is that congressional Republicans don’t care Paul Ryan, as speaker of the House of Representatives, is the leader of his party’s caucus in the lower chamber. He’s also a constitutional officer of the United States, with obligations to the Congress and the country that transcend party. Here is his take on former FBI Director James Comey’s testimony that President Donald Trump repeatedly sought to intervene in an ongoing criminal investigation in an inappropriate way: “He’s just new to this.” Ryan told reporters on Thursday that he “probably wasn’t steeped in long-running protocols.” James Lankford, a senator from Oklahoma who sits on the Senate Intelligence Committee, described Trump’s intervention in the Flynn matter as a “light touch.” Meanwhile, virtually every Republican celebrated the news that, at the time Comey was still in office, Trump was not personally under investigation from the FBI. This is part of an ongoing process of Republicans lowering the bar for Trump’s statements and conduct in a way that is both nonsensical and dangerous. The president of the United States is not supposed to interfere in criminal investigations. There’s no “he only did it with a light touch” or “it was to help out a buddy, not himself personally” exemption to that rule. And “he’s too ignorant to know that was the rule” is an absurd excuse to make for a septuagenarian who also happens to be president of the United States. Either he has the character, intellect, temperament, and disposition to do the job properly or he doesn’t. The answer to that question is ultimately more political than legal, and Republicans are giving their misguided answer to it on a daily basis. The GOP’s absurdly low bar for Trump The Republican spin on this involves a twofold absurdity: The first plank is pretending not to notice that after Trump’s request to Comey regarding Flynn was not fulfilled, Trump fired Comey. That’s not a light touch at all. The second plank is pretending not to notice that a president covering for subordinates’ crimes is serious wrongdoing, even if the president himself is not under investigation. Forget Russia. Trump, like any president, has a wide range of contacts with friends, political supporters, donors, and the broader social and professional networks of his subordinates. He also oversees a vast executive branch that is responsible for supervising a huge range of law enforcement officials and regulatory agencies. He could, if he were so inclined, sit in the Oval Office and spend his time making various phone calls to various law enforcement officials, prosecutors, and regulators and suggest to them that they should drop various investigations and enforcement activities into his various friends and donors. That would, of course, end up transforming the United States into the kind of authoritarian kleptocracy that the founders feared. The safeguard would be Congress. Congress is supposed to stiffen the spine of executive branch officials by reminding them that their oath is to the Constitution and not to the president. Congress is supposed to oversee the executive branch and police not only legal misconduct but political misconduct, like perverting the legal process to benefit his friends and allies. Instead, congressional Republicans have chosen to stand on the ground that it’s okay to order an investigation quashed as long as you do it with a wink-wink and a nudge-nudge — even if you follow up by firing the guy you winked at. And they’re standing on the ground that it’s okay to quash an investigation as long as the investigation you quashed targeted a friend and close political associate, rather than the president himself. That’s a standard of conduct that sets the United States up for massive and catastrophic erosion of the rule of law, not only, or even especially, because the president is behaving corruptly, but because Republican Party members of Congress have chosen to allow it. Republicans know something is wrong, but they don’t care Ezra Klein rightly wrote yesterday that Trump’s presidency is an American crisis. I would only add that it’s a political crisis. Anyone who has had any occasion to speak to Republican members of Congress or other pillars of the Washington conservative establishment knows they are perfectly aware that Trump is unfit to serve as president. “Washington conservatives know that reporters are not making up these incredible quotes, or relying only on Democratic holdovers, or getting bits of gossip from the janitor,” as Megan McArdle put it in an excellent Bloomberg View column speaking as a member of the beltway right trying to address the grassroots right. “They know that the Trump administration is in fact leaking like a rusty sieve — from the top on down — and that this is a sign of a president who has, in just four short months, completely lost control over his own hand-picked staff.” Over lunch, a right-of-center think tanker told me that during the transition his colleagues joked that in this administration, you’d rather get a job in a federal agency than a White House job — because that way you’d stay out of jail when the indictments come down. But Republicans have decided they aren’t going to address this crisis situation. Instead, they are going to try to manage it in pursuit of the shared agenda of tax cuts, welfare state rollback, and deregulation of banks and polluters. A political crisis needs a political solution The Comey hearing was a moment of high political drama. But it was also a fundamentally meaningless spectacle. Nobody approached the hearing with an open mind, and, more to the point, there is no real legal issue to investigate. The question of Russian interference in the 2016 election is an important foreign policy and counterintelligence matter, and it’s possible it will reveal that crimes have been committed. But as far as Trump is concerned, the only evidence that matters was the evidence from his interview with Lester Holt in which he said he fired the FBI director in order to stymie the Russia investigation. The question before Congress is whether or not it’s appropriate for a president to fire law enforcement officials in order to protect his friends and associates from legal scrutiny. And the answer congressional Republicans have given is that it’s fine. The question before the public is now whether or not they will face political consequences for having reached that conclusion. https://www.vox.com/2017/6/8/15762458/comey-republicans-dont-care

BoscoX -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/8/2017 8:26:10 PM)
VOX, hmm... [:D] They've also been predicting the president's imminent end since the beginning If ever you tire of being constantly wrong, try being right for a change Just a suggestion Comey Testimony Exonerates Trump, But It Won’t Change Anything [image]https://www.rushlimbaugh.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/650-051717-Obama-Comey.jpg[/image] RUSH: He has told the Democrats and the media just enough for them to continue their narrative that Trump’s scum and a pig and violated the law, and he has given the Republicans enough ammo to take the position Trump didn’t do anything. In other words, nothing is gonna change here. When this is all over, nobody in media is gonna say, “You know what? We blew it!” Even though CNN… CNN’s gone pathological — total, total pathological — on this. And they’re gonna be pathological tomorrow, and they’re gonna be pathological tonight, because nothing today is going to result in the media or the Democrats gulping and saying, “Gee, we got this wrong.” It’s not… I mean, the evidence is there that they got it wrong. But the way Comey’s explaining it to them as though he is Sigmund Freud, able to read minds. All he has to do is just throw them some crumbs here to keep their narrative going, and that’s what he’s done, and he’s done some of that for the Republicans as well. But given that… I mean, after having said that I could eliminate all discussion on this today because there’s really nothing more to tell you. But that’s not what we’re gonna do. We’re still gonna break it down for you because it is I, El Rushbo, able to read the stitches on the fastball even now after all these many years. There are some fascinating revelations that happened today, and it’s sad that they’re not gonna change anything. Let me give you two basic things here that should end this but they won’t. James Comey admitted under oath — and we had it yesterday in the prerelease of his testimony — that Donald Trump did not ask him to stop the Russian investigation. Therefore, there is no obstruction of justice. Furthermore, President Trump acknowledged that Comey might have a legitimate investigation of other people who perhaps did collude with the Russians. When Trump was talking about “the satellites,” he means other people, and he acknowledged to Comey that, if there’s evidence somebody did something, we gotta go find it. So he was in no way attempting to stop the investigation. He wasn’t trying to shape it. He wasn’t trying to misdirect it, redirect it, and Comey admitted so today. The other thing that we have learned that ought to eliminate all of this is that Comey affirmed what was in his prerelease testimony yesterday, that Donald Trump was not a target and never has been a target of the Russian collusion investigation. Trump told the truth, even though Comey says he’s a liar. Comey came across as a whining, cowardly guy during some of his testimony here. But he admitted that he told Trump three times that Trump was not a target of the investigation. Donald Trump was understandably unhappy that Comey would not make this public. Donald Trump believed that if Comey would simply say that Trump is not a target here, that it would free Trump from the distractions and allow him to focus (and his regime to focus) on the agenda at hand. Comey had also cleared Hillary Clinton in this July 5th press conference which everybody saw, including Trump. Comey goes out there and lists her crimes and lists her violations of statute and then says, “But there’s no intent. “We couldn’t find that she intended to break the law, and therefore no reasonable prosecutor would proceed,” and then he closed the investigation. Now, the Russian investigation has not been closed. Comey said — and this is really thin. Comey said he talked about it with colleagues. And it’s really strange too. Some things he did tell colleagues and other things he didn’t, like when Trump asked him alone in the Oval Office — when Trump cleared the room — Comey says he got very frightened. He got very scared. This was unusual. He didn’t know what was going to happen, and so after the meeting he didn’t tell anybody what Trump had said, even though he was highly suspicious. Why didn’t he resign if it was that bad? Why didn’t he tell anybody when he came out of the Oval Office? Why did he get out of there alive and unbruised if he was so afraid of Trump and being alone in the room with him? Comey said that the reason he didn’t say publicly that Trump was not a target is because they had to leave room to change their minds. They had to leave open the possibility that Trump would become a target. They didn’t want to be in the position of having to correct the record. What a bogus — absolutely bogus — reason given for not announcing that the president was not a target. There’s another thing we’ve learned here. This is… It’s hard to take one thing here and say it stands above all others in things that surprise and shock me, but this one’s pretty close to the top if not the top: This damn fake, phony, made-up-out-of-thin-air Russian dossier. Well, it actually wasn’t Russian. It was written by an MI6 British agent, this totally made-up series of allegations, the golden shower dossier. This is the one where Trump supposedly rented a hotel room in Moscow used by Barack and Moochelle Obama, and he hired some prostitutes to come in there and urinate on the bed (i.e., the golden shower). We’ve learned that Comey took that seriously. We have learned prior to today that that dunderhead, John Brennan, Obama’s CIA director, took it seriously, that he thought it formed the basis of a legit investigation. This is the dossier that BuzzFeed published in toto, having to admit nobody could confirm anything in it because none of it was true. BuzzFeed says, “But we think you, the American people, need to see this just to see this kind of stuff that’s out there.” That’s not why they did it. And so we have two of the preeminent intel and investigative agencies in our country — Comey at the FBI, Brennan at the CIA — acknowledging that a bogus, fake, totally unlegit/illegitimate document formed the basis for all of this that comprises this silly soap opera that we’ve been subjected to as a nation for the last nine months. That’s got to be at the top of the list of things that boggles the mind the most. I also think this. I think, after listening to Comey today — and this has been an experience for me. The guy’s admitted that maybe he didn’t have enough courage to stand up to Trump. He maybe was a little scared. The guy runs the freaking FBI! He’s the FBI director! At any rate, this entire thing I think is rooted in the fact that Donald Trump speaks a foreign language from what is spoken in Washington. Trump shows up in Washington, and he speaks the way he speaks. He can be New York tough guy. He can be standard, ordinary, everyday American male. But one thing Trump is not is precise and careful and defensive and politically correct, and everybody in Washington is. Everybody in Washington speaks completely on the defensive. Everybody in Washington has a bit of victimhood in them, and so the way they speak in many ways is designed to evoke sympathy, but you don’t have a lot of tough talkers in that town. That’s why when you encounter one they stand out so much. So Trump shows up, he invites Comey into the Oval Office, and Comey starts quaking in his boots (hyperventilating), “What does he want? What does he want? What does…? Oh, God! Oh, God!” And Trump says (paraphrased), “I hope you can let this Flynn thing go.” And what does Comey hear? Well, you’ll hear in the audio sound bites. Comey heard all kinds of things that Trump didn’t say. That’s why Comey says, “Well, not with his words, Senator. No, not — not in his words.” Well, what the hell else was going on in there? Are you a mind reader? Look, I’m serious, folks. (interruption) What? I think they speak different languages. Comey is admitting he has to try to read minds here to understand what Trump is saying. So you have an admitted coward and somebody who’s admittedly afraid to be alone in a room with the guy now trying to tell us what Trump really meant. I don’t think — and Donald Trump Jr. has tweeted this. I don’t think anybody who’s ever talked to Donald Trump has ever not understood what the guy means. [image]https://www.rushlimbaugh.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/650-060817-Comey.jpg[/image] ... https://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2017/06/08/comey-testimony-exonerates-trump-but-it-wont-change-anything/

dcnovice -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/8/2017 9:28:07 PM)
FR "You need to help me out here," said McCain to Comey. I can't help thinking the best assistance anyone could offer the senator would be a referral to a good neurologist.

Hillwilliam -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/8/2017 10:34:44 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: servantforuse Except maybe having Nancy Polosi running your party. That old bag should have retired 10 years ago. 1. Last I heard, Nancy Pelosi isn't running the Libertarian party DUMBASS 2. 10???? only 10??? Nancy Pelosi is a fine argument for retroactive abortion.

Hillwilliam -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/8/2017 10:39:33 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX quote: ORIGINAL: Nnanji quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX quote: ORIGINAL: Musicmystery You're going to have to learn some basic logic if you want to look less stupid than this. "Oh yeah? What about something different!" isn't a "rebuttal." At best, you might claim they are BOTH insane. That still leaves Sarah a nutcase. Hilary isn't a nut--she's so self-centered it blinds her. I'll leave the victim game to you, snowflake. Still total troll in this post, you managed to break tradition for once The funny thing is that all of the leftie loons were so hyped this morning just waiting for Comey to bury Trump. Now, they've all slunk away. Regarding Comey's testimony, and yesterday's testimony - and all of the "liberals" predictions... Where was the kaboom? There was supposed to be, an earth shattering kaboom Once again, you forgot to switch from your regular account to your sock before giving yourself a circle jerk

MrRodgers -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/9/2017 2:39:22 AM)
Well we know that no matter what sexual harassment he could have committed before taking office or say a blow job in the oval office or at least a good try...Trump has an R after his name. Like I've written, the repubs in congress know those things unlike when Clinton was POTUS and had a D after his name and actually got impeached for it, are just alright now and they are just jealous they aren't celebrity enough to get some young gropes and launder some Russian loans too. Not to mention Russian hacking but mention it anyway. Not too amazing how the repubs have so lowered the bar since Clinton, that being their own new low now but that could of hypocrisy over congressional R's, you could...cut with a knife.

Musicmystery -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/9/2017 5:54:58 AM)
You're right insofar as nothing is going to change. Whatever crimes or misdeeds or ethical lapses were or were not commitment, this is about political theater, on both sides, and it's going to continue as such unless 2018 brings in a sea change (which I'm not predicting -- no idea what will happen).

Nnanji -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/9/2017 7:10:51 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX quote: ORIGINAL: Nnanji quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX quote: ORIGINAL: Musicmystery You're going to have to learn some basic logic if you want to look less stupid than this. "Oh yeah? What about something different!" isn't a "rebuttal." At best, you might claim they are BOTH insane. That still leaves Sarah a nutcase. Hilary isn't a nut--she's so self-centered it blinds her. I'll leave the victim game to you, snowflake. Still total troll in this post, you managed to break tradition for once The funny thing is that all of the leftie loons were so hyped this morning just waiting for Comey to bury Trump. Now, they've all slunk away. Regarding Comey's testimony, and yesterday's testimony - and all of the "liberals" predictions... Where was the kaboom? There was supposed to be, an earth shattering kaboom Once again, you forgot to switch from your regular account to your sock before giving yourself a circle jerk [sm=happy-smiley58.gif] LMAO, that's so fucking funny...because...because...we all know you're the sock of the felchgobble. The really really mean tough voice in his head.

WickedsDesire -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/9/2017 7:30:01 AM)
mnottertail I fell asleep about 1-2 hours in what did McCann ask him? https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=S0V_7PR4dYI watching two tics Christ Hillary Someone Concluded investigation(emails) - yep i got confused there too with what Comey said but he clears that up a few times later :) And McCann was saying she was involved as the Ruskies had it in for her. So one investigation was closed One was open - the more complex one 80 yes, and he is off. How come sanders is not on that committee? That reminds me do you remember when Regan said UFO's were real?

Lucylastic -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/9/2017 7:35:44 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Musicmystery Speaking of dementia . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwxNK9PR-m0 [image]https://i.imgur.com/jIH540o.png[/image] this makes me chuckle a lot

WhoreMods -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/9/2017 9:17:16 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Lucylastic quote: ORIGINAL: Musicmystery Speaking of dementia . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwxNK9PR-m0 [image]https://i.imgur.com/jIH540o.png[/image] this makes me chuckle a lot I love what they've done with the wheels.

Hillwilliam -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/9/2017 11:20:56 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Nnanji LMAO, that's so fucking funny...because...because...we all know you're the sock of the felchgobble. The really really mean tough voice in his head. Who is "We" got a Nigerian mouse in your pocket? Yasee folks, nnanji is a common Nigerian surname. How, I'm not going to claim that ALL Nigerians are lying-assed scammers. I'm sure there's one somewhere that isn't but everyone online that I have ever seen was.........A lying-assed scammer.[:D]

WickedsDesire -> RE: McCain Outed His Dementia (6/9/2017 1:32:08 PM)
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