What is this all about? Why ratchet this up unnecessarily? Could this be the sign of an escalation?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...-a7758311.html
And Hitleray is still being 'investigated'.....
More baseless drama.
He should throw her in jail first.
Or a terrarium.Originally Posted by Schifference
All modern revolutions have ended in a reinforcement of the power of the State.
-Albert Camus
Yeah, what otherone said. Lizards...lizards everywhere. Woooooooooo.....
LoL. She also said Nixon was impeached, which isn't true. You would think somebody whose husband had been impeached would understand the process better. XD
There is an old saying don't throw stones at somebody from your glass house, they are going to fire back and if they don't hit you personally that stone will hit your house and cause damage to it. Trump always fires back twice as hard, she smells blood in the water if she pushes this, and it was all a mirage set up to help Trump lose or justify there loss, Trump might just decide she crossed the line when he was willing to let bygones be bygones. He might say !@#$ it, now I want her in jail.
He would have been if he didn't resign first. But so far, Trump has not done anything severe enough to merit impeachment.
Well, if the GOP goes tits up in the mid-terms as a result of Trump's growing unpopularity, and the Dems take the House, he likely will be.
Maybe even if Dems don't take the House, the way thing's are going.
he is very close to being impeached twice.
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"Addressing her alma mater for the first time after her election loss, former Secretary of State
Hillary Clinton did not hold back the barbs against her former rival. Donald Trump has repeatedly
come under fire for firing his former FBI director, James Comey, who was leading an investigation
into his campaign's possible ties to Russia - and Ms Clinton was quick to invoke another president
who faced a similar national scandal.
When she graduated Wellesley College in 1969, Ms Clinton told graduates, “we were furious about
the past presidential election, of a man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace with his
impeachment for obstruction of justice, after firing the person running the investigation into him at
the department of justice”. At the glaring comparison between President Donald Trump and
former President Richard Nixon, the Wellesley class of 2017 erupted in cheers.
It wasn’t the first time a Democrat had mentioned the “i-word” in reference to Mr Trump. The suggestion
that the current president could be impeached has been circulating on Capitol Hill. Republican Senator
John McCain even suggested the Trump administration scandal was reaching “Watergate size and scale”.
It was however, Ms Clinton’s most stinging rebuke of her former rival since her November loss."
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaJr8tNceKs
Billarybama should go back to its cave
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