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they're all fucking disgraceful and need to be run out of DC, the dumbass republicans spent years and 25 million over a blow job ( or hand job, whatever the hell it was, IDAF) and missed an opportunity to deal with Bin Laden prior to 911 and we could do this all year long in regard to both parties, its a friggin joke and we'll have to experience a catastrophe of epoch proportions to make any meaningful changes but by then it will likely be too late
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So tired of MSM Propaganda spin on the Mueller Indictments.
Glad that Lara Logan see through the Bullshit being spoon fed to Amerika
Glad that Lara Logan see through the Bullshit being spoon fed to Amerika
Logan: Media Created 'Impression' Mueller Indictments Were Collusion
Lara Logan said journalists repeatedly presented the false impression that indictments brought by Mueller were for collusion with Russia.
www.breitbart.com
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Dude, this is nothing like the Clinton junk
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I'm still waiting for some fucktard liberal to explain to me exactly what the collusion was. They recounted votes in multiple closely won Trump states, and he gained MORE votes with the recounts.
And Trump didn't need Russia to find "bad stories" about Hillary. Those were out there for 2+ decades. She's one of the most crooked politicians ever and everyone has known it.
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its the same damn bullshit mindset of each party attacking each other, quit homering out, both parties SUCK!
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Now that special counsel Robert Mueller has completed his investigation, it is tempting to breathe a sigh of relief and assume that our long national nightmare is over. Resist the temptation, the assumption is false. We are not close to the end. Not by a long shot.
In fact, I believe the last two years, as traumatic as they were, will prove to be the easier part of the nightmare, because Mueller dealt only with whether Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign conspired with Russia to swing the election. Based on what we know so far, especially that no more indictments are coming, it appears that Mueller’s answer is no, there was no collusion or obstruction of justice. But even as we learn the details of what Mueller found, there remains a giant black hole about the very origins of the FBI investigation that led to his appointment in the first place.
It is astonishing, for example, that at this late date, we still do not know what evidence the disgraced James Comey and his FBI had to open the original probe in the summer of 2016, and whether there was anything other than the fatally tainted Russian dossier.
Nor do we know of any compelling reason why Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein later decided a special counsel was necessary to get to the bottom of the swirling accusations of collusion that started during the campaign and mushroomed after Trump’s upset victory. Recall that Rosenstein effectively urged Comey be fired in May of 2017, then eight days later mysteriously decided the action warranted an investigation from outside the Justice Department.
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Is the probe ready Sir ? ? ?
In fact, I believe the last two years, as traumatic as they were, will prove to be the easier part of the nightmare, because Mueller dealt only with whether Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign conspired with Russia to swing the election. Based on what we know so far, especially that no more indictments are coming, it appears that Mueller’s answer is no, there was no collusion or obstruction of justice. But even as we learn the details of what Mueller found, there remains a giant black hole about the very origins of the FBI investigation that led to his appointment in the first place.
It is astonishing, for example, that at this late date, we still do not know what evidence the disgraced James Comey and his FBI had to open the original probe in the summer of 2016, and whether there was anything other than the fatally tainted Russian dossier.
Nor do we know of any compelling reason why Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein later decided a special counsel was necessary to get to the bottom of the swirling accusations of collusion that started during the campaign and mushroomed after Trump’s upset victory. Recall that Rosenstein effectively urged Comey be fired in May of 2017, then eight days later mysteriously decided the action warranted an investigation from outside the Justice Department.
How to end our national nightmare — probe Hillary Clinton again
With Robert Mueller finished, the only way to end our national nightmare is to probe Obama, Clinton and the FBI, Michael Goodwin writes.
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Is the probe ready Sir ? ? ?
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No it isn't libbo. Clinton committed purgury did he not? He should have just said "yeah, I got a blowjob from this chick, I cant help it because I have such a haggish piece of shit that I have to wake up to all the time"
I do agree with you that both parties suck.
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thats my point, quibbling over who is worse and when, etc is an irrelevant distraction.
IMO, we need a 3rd party and perhaps a rethinking of the entire system with the exception of the bill of rights. I don't think its realistic to expect a document written several hundred years ago, as great as it is, to adequately address the complexities of our times but of course we never hear any honest and logical discussions about the issues that really matter because both sides are too busy dividing everyone into two factions over mundane bullshit in order to distract everyone from the fact neither party seems able to accomplish anything more than driving our national debt through the roof and spending more and more and more and more......I'm completely dumbfounded how the system hasn't had a catastrophic crash.
if you and I spent the way our government does, we'd be bankrupt and no one would lend us a nickel. What does our government do when they can no longer sell bonds to pay for the ever-expanding debt ceiling?
print money?
Gawd help us when that happens
But what do I know, I'm just a stodgy, middle aged CPA and I guess that makes me incapable of seeing the logic behind this never ending spending and debt because I'm blinded by a world that has consequences for such behavior.
PS..I'm not a LIBBO or whatever moniker you'd like to ascribe to me..I'm politically agnostic (if not aesthetic) in my believe in government and the notion of a single leader has always been incredibly stupid, no one man should ever have much power and should never be worshipped. I want as little government as possible but where it does exist, I want it forced to stay within budgets from actual tax revenues received with every entities mission statement to be "we seek our own demise due to lack of necessity". Of course thats far too pragmatic of a position to take so it'll never happen
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...Tell me about it!...over $40 million hard earned taxpayer dollars on this fake collusion con game...and they knew before they started that they wouldn't find jack!...By my count ( estimating 200 million taxpayers???) those Aholes owe every taxpayer about.... 2 cents...I know looking at it that way it don't seem like much. But I want it back...2 very shiny pennies along with a written apology signed by everyone of those morons...Then I want Trump to investigate them harshly.
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Yeah right.... he ugly when he yells.....
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