The "D" day pool, best guess as to when Trump is out
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Unclebaldrick
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Remember when Trump used to tweet that Obama would attack Iran in order to look strong?
This fucking moron also tweeted that Russian election meddling was a hoax this morning.
Sour Wreck
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he can't have a massive heart attack soon enough for me.
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DIY-HP-LED
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He needs a distraction from the Cohen tape news. The NATO allies have no confidence in Trump and would oppose any Iranian action including sanctions, America would have to go it alone in a new middle eastern war during an election.
Trump also just did yet another reversal on russian meddling, calling it a "hoax". Looks like the stress might be getting to Donald, the alternate reality field he creates around himself with a constant reflexive stream of bullshit, is starting to break down.
If you're a GOP congressman or senator running for election this fall you must be thrilled at the prospect of getting out there and rubbing shoulders with the common people this midterm. Ringing doorbells will be an adventure for sure and yer bound to be met with a few baseball bats, town halls will be a riot! Yer gonna need some list of "talking points" to carry Donald's water and get elected at the same time, a real feat of balancing. Vlad showing up at the WH in the middle of the campaign should just about put the cap on it for ya! You'll have a tratious, corrupt, psycho president in the process of going down in flames while losing his twisted mind and trying to take the country with him, good luck with that! Suicide anybody?
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he must be bipolar too..jesus.
DIY-HP-LED
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Imagine if the democrats win big in november and you work for the Trump administration, how long before the investigations and subpoenas begin? Lawyering up is gonna cost a fortune. The entire WH staff will resign in mass before january because all are gonna have to testify before congress and probably special commision(s) too. Nobody is gonna lie under oath for Donald when he might cut yer throat the next day as he has done with others. I'll bet half these assholes recorded their conversations with Trump to cover their asses in the future. I'll bet the russians recorded everything with Trump for years, if he farted in moscow they have it on tape.
DIY-HP-LED
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Stelter: Sirens going off all over the place
https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2018/07/23/warning-signs-going-off-stelter-rs-vpx.cnn
CNN's Brian Stelter says there are warning signs everywhere after President Trump's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland.
https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2018/07/23/warning-signs-going-off-stelter-rs-vpx.cnn
CNN's Brian Stelter says there are warning signs everywhere after President Trump's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland.
captainmorgan
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Gowdy must have made a deal to stay out of prison.
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DIY-HP-LED
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He's almost starting to sound patriotic, almost. He was a former prosecutor and all of them know the score, Donald is fucked and so is the GOP for standing with him and obstructing justice. Trey is from a safe SC district, but he doesn't want to be around to pick up the pieces after the republicans shatter on the hard rock of reality so he's not running again. If this keeps up, districts like his in the heart of dixie might be up for grabs in november, Mueller's conclusions and a visit to the WH by Vlad might just do the trick too...
captainmorgan
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He's the banjo playing kid in the movie Deliverance all grown up.
DIY-HP-LED
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Rattled or frustrated, Trump is lashing out all over
Analysis by Stephen Collinson, CNN
Updated 6:21 AM ET, Mon July 23, 2018
https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/23/politics/donald-trump-russia-vladimir-putin-robert-mueller-cohen-north-korea/index.html
(CNN)President Donald Trump is lashing out in all directions as the fallout from his summit with Vladimir Putin becomes ever more toxic, the Russia investigation grinds on with no end in sight, and his frustration boils over on a lack of progress on North Korea.
The tensions reached a new level Sunday night when the President issued an all-caps threat against Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, who had warned the US that war with Tehran would be the "mother of all wars." Trump tweeted that Iran would "suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before" if its government again threatened the US, immediately ratcheting up tensions.
Exacerbating a sense of a White House under siege is the President's full-out assault on his former lawyer Michael Cohen, who recorded a conversation with Trump about a payment to a former Playboy model who alleges she had an affair with the former real estate tycoon before he entered politics.
The controversies raging around the Oval Office underline how the President is increasingly taking control of his own defense and is willing to dictate high-risk political and legal strategies. But his incessant and often false attacks on special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation also give the impression of someone who fears its ultimate conclusions and is unsettled that his fate may be out of his hands.
The most surreal aspect of the latest lurches of this unparalleled presidency is the intensifying public debate over the once implausible idea that the President of the United States is compromised by a hostile foreign power.
But Trump is vehemently defending the summit in Helsinki, Finland, seven days ago as a great success, despite lingering mystery over what went on in his private one-on-one meeting with Putin and amid uproar over his invitation to the Russian leader for a second summit at the White House.
He is also facing increasing scrutiny about the results of another major summit: his encounter with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore last month, which ended with Trump declaring he had solved the isolated nation's nuclear threat.
Since then, Pyongyang has returned to its characteristic strategy of diplomatic obfuscation and delay. The Washington Post reported Sunday that despite publicly talking up the success of the summit, Trump was fuming to aides in private that there had not been more dramatic steps forward in denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula.
CNN's Kevin Liptak reported Sunday that according to a US official, the President had indeed registered frustration, but he was also convinced that North Korea's continued suspension of nuclear and missile tests was a positive achievement.
No one can stop talking about the Putin summit
One week on from the Putin summit, no one can stop talking about it. And Trump's defiance and failure to publicly rebuke the Russian leader in Finland over election interference is spurring unusual criticism from Republicans.
"The evidence is overwhelming," South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy said on "Fox News Sunday."
"It can be proven beyond any evidentiary burden that Russia is not our friend and they tried to attack us in 2016," Gowdy said. "So the President either needs to rely on the people that he has chosen to advise him, or those advisers need to reevaluate whether or not they can serve in this administration. But the disconnect cannot continue. The evidence is overwhelming, and the President needs to say that and act like it."
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Analysis by Stephen Collinson, CNN
Updated 6:21 AM ET, Mon July 23, 2018
https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/23/politics/donald-trump-russia-vladimir-putin-robert-mueller-cohen-north-korea/index.html
(CNN)President Donald Trump is lashing out in all directions as the fallout from his summit with Vladimir Putin becomes ever more toxic, the Russia investigation grinds on with no end in sight, and his frustration boils over on a lack of progress on North Korea.
The tensions reached a new level Sunday night when the President issued an all-caps threat against Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, who had warned the US that war with Tehran would be the "mother of all wars." Trump tweeted that Iran would "suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before" if its government again threatened the US, immediately ratcheting up tensions.
Exacerbating a sense of a White House under siege is the President's full-out assault on his former lawyer Michael Cohen, who recorded a conversation with Trump about a payment to a former Playboy model who alleges she had an affair with the former real estate tycoon before he entered politics.
The controversies raging around the Oval Office underline how the President is increasingly taking control of his own defense and is willing to dictate high-risk political and legal strategies. But his incessant and often false attacks on special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation also give the impression of someone who fears its ultimate conclusions and is unsettled that his fate may be out of his hands.
The most surreal aspect of the latest lurches of this unparalleled presidency is the intensifying public debate over the once implausible idea that the President of the United States is compromised by a hostile foreign power.
But Trump is vehemently defending the summit in Helsinki, Finland, seven days ago as a great success, despite lingering mystery over what went on in his private one-on-one meeting with Putin and amid uproar over his invitation to the Russian leader for a second summit at the White House.
He is also facing increasing scrutiny about the results of another major summit: his encounter with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore last month, which ended with Trump declaring he had solved the isolated nation's nuclear threat.
Since then, Pyongyang has returned to its characteristic strategy of diplomatic obfuscation and delay. The Washington Post reported Sunday that despite publicly talking up the success of the summit, Trump was fuming to aides in private that there had not been more dramatic steps forward in denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula.
CNN's Kevin Liptak reported Sunday that according to a US official, the President had indeed registered frustration, but he was also convinced that North Korea's continued suspension of nuclear and missile tests was a positive achievement.
No one can stop talking about the Putin summit
One week on from the Putin summit, no one can stop talking about it. And Trump's defiance and failure to publicly rebuke the Russian leader in Finland over election interference is spurring unusual criticism from Republicans.
"The evidence is overwhelming," South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy said on "Fox News Sunday."
"It can be proven beyond any evidentiary burden that Russia is not our friend and they tried to attack us in 2016," Gowdy said. "So the President either needs to rely on the people that he has chosen to advise him, or those advisers need to reevaluate whether or not they can serve in this administration. But the disconnect cannot continue. The evidence is overwhelming, and the President needs to say that and act like it."
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DIY-HP-LED
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Reminds me of a modern day Jefferson Davis...
UncleBuck
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srh88
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Irrelevant meme
DIY-HP-LED
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rkymtnman
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how do you bankrupt many casinos? the house is guaranteed to win.