Anti-Trump Hysteria and Silliness

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MG1968 said:
Clinton served two terms, impeachment went nowhere. He left office and was a multi-millionaire within months. If your wish comes true, Trump will serve two terms, won't be impeached, and will turn the White House into a casino.
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I was talking Hillary.
 
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I wish people would spend their energy trying to fix this countries issues instead of trying to destroy the president. IDGAF who is in office, if the time and energy the opposition spent trying to destroy the president was spent on constructive endeavors... we wouldn't have any problems.
 
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luthervol said:
The majority of Americans and people world wide have already concluded that Trump is a pariah to society. The number continues to grow and will continue to grow. It's painful to see and live through but in an historical perspective it will be just an embarrassing blip on the time line. (assuming he leaves office before doing anything catastrophic.....fingers crossed - 12 months or less)
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Please provide proof of your ridiculous first sentence.
 
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ClearwaterVol said:
I wish people would spend their energy trying to fix this countries issues instead of trying to destroy the president. IDGAF who is in office, if the time and energy the opposition spent trying to destroy the president was spent on constructive endeavors... we wouldn't have any problems.
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Wow. I didnt expect something like this from a liberal. I completely agree.
 
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ClearwaterVol said:
I wish people would spend their energy trying to fix this countries issues instead of trying to destroy the president. IDGAF who is in office, if the time and energy the opposition spent trying to destroy the president was spent on constructive endeavors... we wouldn't have any problems.
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Hell that would eliminate our politicians.
 
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ClearwaterVol said:
I wish people would spend their energy trying to fix this countries issues instead of trying to destroy the president. IDGAF who is in office, if the time and energy the opposition spent trying to destroy the president was spent on constructive endeavors... we wouldn't have any problems.
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I don't disagree with you in theory but when posting "in a perfect world" type wishes, it has to also be acknowledged how Trump has contributed to his problems and distractions. It's not merely a creation of the media and Democrats as Trump officials want us to believe. After months of denials, it has finally been admitted that Donald Trump Jr, Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort did in fact have a meeting in Trump Tower with a Russian agent during the middle of the 2016 Presidential campaign and this was arranged under the pretext that potentially damaging information against the Clinton campaign would be discussed. Spin it any way you like it, there has publicly been lie upon lie and in the middle of an investigation alleging collusion. This is a big deal.
 
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BigOrangeTrain said:
Wow. I didnt expect something like this from a liberal. I completely agree.
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You would, when a Republican (sort of) is in office. When Obama was in office, you applauded McConnell's promise to allow nothing to get done, and you were ecstatic when we got to the third and fourth Benghazi committees, not to mention the eleventh and twelfth.

Politics is full of hypocrisy, no doubt. But these calls for everyone to just let the man be and govern out of deference to the office or because we need to make progress just ring incredibly hollow coming from Republicans after the prior 8 years of intransigent noncooperation.
 
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lawgator1 said:
You would, when a Republican (sort of) is in office. When Obama was in office, you applauded McConnell's promise to allow nothing to get done, and you were ecstatic when we got to the third and fourth Benghazi committees, not to mention the eleventh and twelfth.

Politics is full of hypocrisy, no doubt. But these calls for everyone to just let the man be and govern out of deference to the office or because we need to make progress just ring incredibly hollow coming from Republicans after the prior 8 years of intransigent noncooperation.
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Seriously? Have the democrats cooperated one bit since Trump was elected?
 
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lawgator1 said:
You would, when a Republican (sort of) is in office. When Obama was in office, you applauded McConnell's promise to allow nothing to get done, and you were ecstatic when we got to the third and fourth Benghazi committees, not to mention the eleventh and twelfth.

Politics is full of hypocrisy, no doubt. But these calls for everyone to just let the man be and govern out of deference to the office or because we need to make progress just ring incredibly hollow coming from Republicans after the prior 8 years of intransigent noncooperation.
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It may have been different if Obama had positive goals for the country.
 
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VolStrom said:
Seriously? Have the democrats cooperated one bit since Trump was elected?
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They've offered to help fix Obamacare, but so far have been shut out by the GOP, who up until recently thought that issue could define them and their differences with Dems.

But now? With GOP efforts to reform stalled? With poll numbers showing parts of Obamacare are very popular?

McConnell floated the idea of asking for Dem input, only to be shouted down by the hyperpartisans, that think they look weak at home if they even hint at something bipartisan.
 
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ClearwaterVol said:
I wish people would spend their energy trying to fix this countries issues instead of trying to destroy the president. IDGAF who is in office, if the time and energy the opposition spent trying to destroy the president was spent on constructive endeavors... we wouldn't have any problems.
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Who are you and what did you do with CWV?

We ain't paying a ransom either.
 
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lawgator1 said:
They've offered to help fix Obamacare, but so far have been shut out by the GOP, who up until recently thought that issue could define them and their differences with Dems.

But now? With GOP efforts to reform stalled? With poll numbers showing parts of Obamacare are very popular?

McConnell floated the idea of asking for Dem input, only to be shouted down by the hyperpartisans, that think they look weak at home if they even hint at something bipartisan.
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The problem that the Repubs ran into with Obamacare is that the people like staying on the parents' policies until 26. They like covering pre-existing conditions, etc. They just don't think they should have to pay for it.
 
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zeppelin128 said:
How else are we going to afford the military industrial complex? The US will always run a deficit unless we drastically cut all spending and significantly raise tax rates.
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I meant China, not Chima. Weird.


Anyway, we'd be horrifically off with no spending and all taxes.
 
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Trump is claiming that he didn't know about the meeting at Trump Tower last June between his own son, son in law and then campaign manager with a Russian lawyer who has ties to the Kremlin ever took place despite months of denials that any such meeting had occurred. Doesn't he talk to his own son and son in law? Is he saying that they lied to him? There is no way he wouldn't have asked them who they had met with. It was his campaign after all. His denial makes no sense. That last dot to connect here is between this Russian lawyer and Julian Assange/wikiLeaks. If that can be done, then there was collusion - plain and simple. Donald Trump Jr has already admitted that this meeting with the Russian lawyer was arranged under the pretext that damaging information on the Clinton campaign would be disclosed. That by itself, is a lot.
 
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Speaking to anyone of Russian descent should be punishable by death. For they are a people notorious for exposing us to the crooked ways of John "walnut sauce" Podesta and the DNC. It's a shame Obama couldn't have rounded up and imprisoned all of those who viewed the "Wikileaks" as CNN threatened
 
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