tailgater
8 years ago

Depends on what the definition of "is" is.

Oh, and Rudy hasn’t been "right" for a while now. Regardless of how the word is defined.

fiddler898 wrote:



Agree.

And agree.

tailgater
8 years ago

Dave, stop making sense. This is CBID after all.

Speyside wrote:



Never fear. I'm sure you'll more than make up for it.


delta1
8 years ago
"no collusion" and "witch hunt" has been Trump's and his media channel spokespersons' mantra about the Mueller investigation from day one, in attempt to re-assure his base and to sway independents, however many existed...and most importantly to change public perception so that any damage that may result will be minimized...and he has gotten results...

this in the face of having to back-track continuously when denial after denial and lie after lie about events involving his campaign people and links to Russia and criminal behavior during the campaign have been exposed...

funny how the cons, the ones who used to claim "law and order" as a pillar of their beliefs, are outraged over the media's reporting of new facts about Russian involvement and alleged Trump campaign participation in the 2016 election, and yet they are supportive of con media's attempts to defame federal law enforcement agencies with scant evidence, innuendo and conspiracy theories and to shut down the criminal investigation altogether...


of course if it was Hillary instead of Trump being investigated with an identical fact pattern...it would be LOCK HER UP...how easy it is to forget the multi-year Congressional investigation into Hillary and Benghazi that con media brought into the daily news, day after day after day....
Speyside
8 years ago
Actually this is all pretty simple. I would be surprised if any criminal actions surface involving president Trump. He does have many actions I find questionable. But that is politics, not criminal conduct. As usual, my primary resource is to vote in upcoming elections. It may be a feels good, but there is no particular value in continuously bashing him. In the end, he will be judged on his accomplishments, not his bombast.
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