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Graham is NO BETTER than the rest of these traitors.
Agree 100%. It's been this way for awhile now buddy. These folks didn't just suddenly flop over.
He's better than Steve King, Darrell Issa, Dana Rohrbacher, Jim Jordan, Devin Nunes, and Matt Gaetz. Probably.
I think '18 is the year we get rid of Issa. FINALLY.
They are now suggesting the FBI investigate a foreign national (the UK no less) who is in good standing in that country. I'm sure that is going to go over swimmingly there.
I’m going the other direction on this, I welcome the probe. To the extent this goes anywhere, Steele will slam dunk these ####ers. There is something so bizarre going on with Graham, the further out on the limb he goes, the more confident I am he goes down in a heap with these traitors.
When someone parades around with all of his bluster about being responsible about this, and then becomes a complete lapdog himself, in my book, he's no better. Just my opinion, but at least I know the other guys were traitors all along, beholden to their interests but we knew that. Graham? By playing the role of "the good guy" only to fold completely, is as damaging if not moreso to the process than the known flat out crooks.
When? Because whatever reasonableness he once showed has been worse than undercut by his last month of behavior.
There was a time, not too long ago, that Graham and McCain were the two GOP Senators that I actually respected. Neither seemed scared of Trump and refused to play his partisan, disgusting brand of politics. That leaves only McCain. And he's dying. Sad times indeed.cobalt_27 said:
I don't need a guy to vote against their party every time in order to respect him. Generally speaking, I think McCain votes with his heart and for what he feels is right. And he isn't afraid to tell the truth about Trump. Something we need more of from that side of the aisle. Bunch of cowards over there.
I don't need him in open rebellion against his party either but much like the Health Care plan, the Tax plan in my opinion will have a damaging impact on most Americans in the years to come. It's disappointing to me that McCain didn't see that or didn't care enough about it to vote no.
@Maurile Tremblay - JUST as bad.
It just occurred to me that Ken Starr (yes, that Ken Starr, as Deadspin always puts it) spent, what, two years investigating Slick Willy and all he really got him on was boinking an intern. Donald's sexual indiscretions (pee tapes, by god, pee tapes) aren't even worth Bob Mueller's time because of all the stuff he's done that's a hundred times worse.cobalt_27 said:
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Actions speak louder than words. They're the same as the rest, they've just been playing the game a bit better.
it's been suggested in the twittersphere that there are tapes of trump with underage girls, from parties his buddy jeffrey epstein threw in FLA (and that bill clinton is also on similar tapes). alan dershowitz is also linked to this cabal, supposedly, which is why he carries water for trump these days.
This doesn't sound like something the Russians would find disgusting, though, does it? Wouldn't most people assume Trump's done things like this? We know he had parties back in the day with "models" part of the group. Not a stretch to think underage girls got in there too.
and they all go down together......In other news. Brad Parscale made it absolutely clear, Kushner and Trump Jr. "were joint deputy campaign managers", and no decisions were made without either of them.
http://www.businessinsider.com/jared-kushner-eric-trump-russia-investigation-tweets-2018-1
And he said that to help them :whoosh:In other news. Brad Parscale made it absolutely clear, Kushner and Trump Jr. "were joint deputy campaign managers", and no decisions were made without either of them.
http://www.businessinsider.com/jared-kushner-eric-trump-russia-investigation-tweets-2018-1
all the sudden on Twitter there's an article that Scott Pruitt is interested in becoming AG
Isn't ketchup an ingredient of borscht?
New AG would have to be confirmed by the Senate, right? Any chance two R Senators would vote No if it becomes obvious the nominee wanted to shut down the investigation?
