Dg west deptford
6 years ago
Clinton was fiscally conservative so he doesn't count.
victor809
6 years ago
That's a pretty convenient attitude.
delta1
6 years ago

Clinton was fiscally conservative so he doesn't count.

Dg west deptford wrote:



you're moving the goalposts...oh wait...that's the con way..........see what I did there?



Dg west deptford
6 years ago
Clinton was a con. Heck he was Reagan by today's standards of Democrat front runners
CelticBomber
6 years ago

Praise god and Trump!

teedubbya wrote:




Aren't they the same person around here?
Buckwheat
6 years ago



We, the forum are a great mirror of America.
You have to love it.

Brewha wrote:




I think the irony is lost on this group. 🍺

Aren't they the same person around here?

CelticBomber wrote:




True to some. 🌫
delta1
6 years ago
wonder why the GOP falls so deeply in love with political salamanders, elevating them to the highest position in their hierarchy, anointing them to god-like status
MACS
6 years ago


McCabe gets a COMPLETE pass... so I guess we're even, no?
teedubbya
6 years ago
Only if you assume guilt for McCabe and assume he’s a dem (his wife is which is an odd thing for us to know). It’s strange how many years the DOJ looked for something to charge him with. Very odd. Almost as if influenced by something abnormal like an enemies list. The republican appointed judge even used the words banana republic because there was simply no case.

Apparently MCCabe didn’t do anything illegal and the investigation took years instead of weeks. Stone was convicted and they are bending over backwards to lighten things to the point career prosecutors are resigning. Almost as if things are influenced by a friends list.

And that is ok with you? If Obama’s admin did anything one tenth as bad we’d be screaming. We should be now.

Convicted republicans are persecuted and perceived dems (McCabe isn’t necessarily a dem but he crossed trump so same thing) that are not even arrested are presumed guilty.

It’s just getting weird what breaks in logic some are starting to believe. It’s as if some sort of propaganda is starting to take hold. We used to laugh at the likes of Tass and Baghdad bob. Now folks are buying in to such things.
teedubbya
6 years ago
Falsely accuse someone of a crime you never specifically define. Declare them guilty up front. Conduct a endless investigation looking for a crime. End investigation only when a FOIA request is going to be released of a Judge appointed from your party chastising the endless investigation and lack of a case as a banana republic. Claim it’s unfair that guilty enemies walk and illustrates how right you are.

Classic.

We need to wake up soon. This is a pattern not something new.
Brewha
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6 years ago
I have to admit that the “look over there”/“what about..” responses have gone to the next level.
Not just a knee jerk anymore it makes me wonder if some even have control over it.

I can just see the Cons watching Live PD and every time a drunk gets a DWI, they start yelling “What about HILLARY!!!” At the screen.

Of course maybe it is just me.
Can someone in the Trump circle of power even commit a crime?

I mean so what if Stone lied under oath, witness tampered, committed treason - he is one of the da boys...

And we all know the Pres is above the law.

far, far above the law...
frankj1
6 years ago
I didn't tell them what to do, but I have every right to...


if possible to ignore which party's president would ever say the above, it should sound alarms coming from any president.
delta1
6 years ago
Cohen: Trump doesn't have to actually tell people what to do...they know him...he speaks in code...
teedubbya
6 years ago
I can’t believe folks that consider themselves law and order conservatives are buying this crap. It’s like they have all intentionally become deaf, dumb and blind but can’t even play pinball.
delta1
6 years ago
and they like a POTUS who plays a lot of golf...


they are under the wizard's spell...

he's delivered much of what they want: tax breaks for the wealthy and for big business, pro business anti-environment de-regulation, conservative and young federal judges, two Supreme Court justices, friendly environment for tossing aside civility/"political correctness", white pride/nationalism, anti-immigrant/minorities policies, anti-academia/science, lying is acceptable, no truth or facts unless the wizard says so...
MACS
6 years ago

Falsely accuse someone of a crime you never specifically define. Declare them guilty up front. Conduct a endless investigation looking for a crime. End investigation only when a FOIA request is going to be released of a Judge appointed from your party chastising the endless investigation and lack of a case as a banana republic. Claim it’s unfair that guilty enemies walk and illustrates how right you are.

Classic.

We need to wake up soon. This is a pattern not something new.

teedubbya wrote:


Sounds exactly like the Mueller investigation and the impeachment hearings.
teedubbya
6 years ago
*rolling eyes*

I typed a response but since it won’t truly be read deleted it. If you believe the situations are exactly alike it’s not worth discussing. I laid out all the differences before realizing the truth isn’t the desired outcome here.

MACS
6 years ago

*rolling eyes*

I typed a response but since it won’t truly be read deleted it. If you believe the situations are exactly alike it’s not worth discussing. I laid out all the differences before realizing the truth isn’t the desired outcome here.

teedubbya wrote:



Stone lied to congress. McCabe lied to the FBI...

I'm okay with McCabe not getting prosecuted if that's the way they want to roll with it. I'm also okay with Stone getting a lenient sentence if that's the way they want to roll with it.

The outrage at one and the dead silence on the other is more telling, IMO.
teedubbya
6 years ago
They tried like hell to build a case against McCabe and would have crucified him if they could.

Stone was convicted.

And you see them as equal. In one case the guy is innocent (not proven guilty). In the other he was proven guilty.

Come on man take off your blinders.
teedubbya
6 years ago
That’s what bothers me most. Proclaiming someone guilty without due process and anything other than guilty is wrong. There was no case but you act like it was a slam dunk and the fix was in.

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