Was it fake news though or real? I know I’d like to know if he really wanted to increase it 10 fold or not. I don’t believe any news stories anymore until they’re proven correct, they all report shenanigans for ratings these days- that’s how they make their money anyway.
to me it's partially believable since he stated during the campaign he intended on increasing america's nuclear arsenal like never before.
Oh yeah, I wouldn’t put it past him at all and agree it would be ridiculous, but that’s how the news works these days- in partial truths, ya know? They know if something seems possible it’s print worthy, regardless of how true.
Was it fake news though or real? I know I’d like to know if he really wanted to increase it 10 fold or not. I don’t believe any news stories anymore until they’re proven correct, they all report shenanigans for ratings these days- that’s how they make their money anyway.
to me it's partially believable since he stated during the campaign he intended on increasing america's nuclear arsenal like never before.
Oh yeah, I wouldn’t put it past him at all and agree it would be ridiculous, but that’s how the news works these days- in partial truths, ya know? They know if something seems possible it’s print worthy, regardless of how true.
I think, if anything, Trump's constant proclamations of "Fake News!" is making them be even more diligent and truthful in their reporting practices. no way in hell they want any of their news stories to give credence to Trump's claims.
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Was it fake news though or real? I know I’d like to know if he really wanted to increase it 10 fold or not. I don’t believe any news stories anymore until they’re proven correct, they all report shenanigans for ratings these days- that’s how they make their money anyway.
to me it's partially believable since he stated during the campaign he intended on increasing america's nuclear arsenal like never before.
Oh yeah, I wouldn’t put it past him at all and agree it would be ridiculous, but that’s how the news works these days- in partial truths, ya know? They know if something seems possible it’s print worthy, regardless of how true.
I think, if anything, Trump's constant proclamations of "Fake News!" is making them be even more diligent and truthful in their reporting practices. no way in hell they want any of their news stories to give credence to Trump's claims.
Right.
Plus multiple outlets have verified the "Moron" reporting.
Generally speaking, if Trump is mad about something.....bet your life that it is true.
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Also--how soon before he weighs in on the Boy Scouts?
everything I've read points to that option of removal to be the least likely option, like, slim to none.
For now, yes. Mueller's investigation is ongoing as is the Senate Intelligence Committee investigation. We may, MAY, get to a point where even this congress can no longer refuse to act.
Wants to silence the media who critique him. Wants to force everyone to stand for the anthem and the flag. Hmm, where did he get these ideas of blind patriotism and controlled media coverage?
Wants to silence the media who critique him. Wants to force everyone to stand for the anthem and the flag. Hmm, where did he get these ideas of blind patriotism and controlled media coverage?
Stephen Miller?
That dude gives me the serious creeps. Just the single issue of him being employed in the White House is just bizzaro authoritarianism. But in the larger scope of the trump circus, he hardly moves the media's needle.
Even before Corker’s remarks, some West Wing advisers were worried that
Trump’s behavior could cause the Cabinet to take extraordinary
Constitutional measures to remove him from office. Several months ago,
according to two sources with knowledge of the conversation, former
chief strategist Steve Bannon
told Trump that the risk to his presidency wasn’t impeachment, but the
25th Amendment—the provision by which a majority of the Cabinet can vote
to remove the president. When Bannon mentioned the 25th Amendment,
Trump said, “What’s that?” According to a source, Bannon has told people
he thinks Trump has only a 30 percent chance of making it the full
term.
The only way he gets impeached is if the Dems take back congress in 2018 and that is a long shot. The 25th Amendment is also a long shot. But, there is probably a greater likelihood of Trump scaring the cabinet so badly they have to act than there is of Paul Ryan/Mitch McConnell doing anything.
The only way he gets impeached is if the Dems take back congress in 2018 and that is a long shot. The 25th Amendment is also a long shot. But, there is probably a greater likelihood of Trump scaring the cabinet so badly they have to act than there is of Paul Ryan/Mitch McConnell doing anything.
Mueller's indictments for obstruction of justice, money laundering, tax evasion and colluding with a foreign power to influence the outcome of an election are other ways. Untenable. 7Xs.
Really surprising that he hates his job. It never occurred to me that he liked the novelty of being on a 45-person list but that a lifetime of being surrounded by yes men would leave him unprepared for the actual minutiae of a very difficult job. So why's he staying? Oh yeah, to not be the guy who resigned. This, like everything else he does is about him. It's fascinating to see people say that he's doing this for the people. I remember presidents back to Reagan...liked some more than others...but this is the only one I legitimately have felt is indifferent toward the country and people he's supposed to be serving.
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Anti-Trump people are just chasing the dragon in the 25th amendment.
It's not our dragon to chase, the talk of 25th is coming from inside the Whitehouse.
You really think Kelly and Mattis wouldn't do it? They understand the gravity of the situation better than anyone else. Would they let Trump launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike on N Korea? My gut says they wouldn't.
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The only way he gets impeached is if the Dems take back congress in 2018 and that is a long shot. The 25th Amendment is also a long shot. But, there is probably a greater likelihood of Trump scaring the cabinet so badly they have to act than there is of Paul Ryan/Mitch McConnell doing anything.
Not necessarily. Assuming Mueller's report includes what a lot of people suspect I think there are multiple republicans right now who would vote to impeach: Murkowski, McCain, Graham, Collins, Corker, and Flake. I'm sure there will be more because there will be more public support for impeachment after all the investigations are completed. Plus those repubs would prefer Pence because Pence would know how to implement their agenda. Trump keeps shooting them all in the feet.
The only way he gets impeached is if the Dems take back congress in 2018 and that is a long shot. The 25th Amendment is also a long shot. But, there is probably a greater likelihood of Trump scaring the cabinet so badly they have to act than there is of Paul Ryan/Mitch McConnell doing anything.
Not necessarily. Assuming Mueller's report includes what a lot of people suspect I think there are multiple republicans right now who would vote to impeach: Murkowski, McCain, Graham, Collins, Corker, and Flake. I'm sure there will be more because there will be more public support for impeachment after all the investigations are completed. Plus those repubs would prefer Pence because Pence would know how to implement their agenda. Trump keeps shooting them all in the feet.
Impeachment needs to start in the House. That means it needs to start with spineless empty suit Paul Ryan. I don't see it ever happening while the GOP controls the speakership.
The only way he gets impeached is if the Dems take back congress in 2018 and that is a long shot. The 25th Amendment is also a long shot. But, there is probably a greater likelihood of Trump scaring the cabinet so badly they have to act than there is of Paul Ryan/Mitch McConnell doing anything.
Not necessarily. Assuming Mueller's report includes what a lot of people suspect I think there are multiple republicans right now who would vote to impeach: Murkowski, McCain, Graham, Collins, Corker, and Flake. I'm sure there will be more because there will be more public support for impeachment after all the investigations are completed. Plus those repubs would prefer Pence because Pence would know how to implement their agenda. Trump keeps shooting them all in the feet.
Mueller’s going to keep digging through garbage cans hoping he finds something for a while. He’s just dragging out a long nothing because he knows there’s nothing there and he’s afraid of spilling the beans that it’s all been for naught
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Right.
Plus multiple outlets have verified the "Moron" reporting.
Generally speaking, if Trump is mad about something.....bet your life that it is true.
Trump would be more apt to start a war with North Korea because Rocket Man called him a dummy vs. threatening to attack America.
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Even before Corker’s remarks, some West Wing advisers were worried that Trump’s behavior could cause the Cabinet to take extraordinary Constitutional measures to remove him from office. Several months ago, according to two sources with knowledge of the conversation, former chief strategist Steve Bannon told Trump that the risk to his presidency wasn’t impeachment, but the 25th Amendment—the provision by which a majority of the Cabinet can vote to remove the president. When Bannon mentioned the 25th Amendment, Trump said, “What’s that?” According to a source, Bannon has told people he thinks Trump has only a 30 percent chance of making it the full term.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
many of his aides are also reporting he is coming unhinged.
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You really think Kelly and Mattis wouldn't do it?
They understand the gravity of the situation better than anyone else.
Would they let Trump launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike on N Korea? My gut says they wouldn't.
Not necessarily. Assuming Mueller's report includes what a lot of people suspect I think there are multiple republicans right now who would vote to impeach: Murkowski, McCain, Graham, Collins, Corker, and Flake. I'm sure there will be more because there will be more public support for impeachment after all the investigations are completed. Plus those repubs would prefer Pence because Pence would know how to implement their agenda. Trump keeps shooting them all in the feet.
Impeachment needs to start in the House. That means it needs to start with spineless empty suit Paul Ryan. I don't see it ever happening while the GOP controls the speakership.
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