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I don't think we'll ever find common ground on this. I think you're asking me to feel sorry for an arsonist who smells like gasoline, or for a swimmer who smells like chlorine. Not going to happen. If you don't want to be under siege then don't be a crass piece of shit who invites criticism and scrutiny, who goes out of his way to attract publicity. Virtually every single critique of Trump is based on measurably objective grounds.


I'm not asking you to feel sorry for anyone. But I will say that there's a big difference between critiquing a president and trying to run one out of office from Day 1 because your preferred candidate lost. I assume most people don't like the opposing candidate. That's why they voted for the other guy. Unless we want to trash the whole system we have to accept the results when the guy we voted for loses.

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So I think you're basically saying he's a snowflake who is triggered at the slightest provocation, even if such provocations are not actually provocations. I'm not sure what collude means here. Flynn and Paige have been red flagged.


I don't use the term "snowflake" to refer to people, but of course Trump is thin-skinned. I don't think even those who voted for him would disagree with that. And what does "red flagged" mean? That they had some business ties in Russia? That they made some phone calls there? It's a big leap from there to saying that they sat down with foreign operatives to figure out how to steal a U.S. election.

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I just care about the investigation committees. I think you have to believe in our institutions - once public trust erodes in those institutions then this all goes to shit. Trump is placing himself above our institutions, and we knew that would happen.


That's just it. I don't think Trump is placing himself above institutions any more than Obama did. Obama actually ordered his Justice Department to ignore laws he didn't like. Trump has a grating personality. He's an asshole. A lot of people thought Clinton "deserved" to be president. These are all reasons why Trump is taking the heat he is when Bush and Obama did not, at least not to anywhere near the same degree. The presidency is an institution too. It shouldn't be denigrated by congressmen screaming "RESIST!" because they're angry that Hillary Clinton lost.


Trump openly declared war on the media because they had the audacity to suggest that he wouldn't win. Mind you every poll known to man suggested the same thing. Hell City of Fools only posted the same thing for about 6 months.


I don't know if there was collusion and frankly I don't care. I don't think it affected the the outcome of the election. Trump isn't under siege. He along with his chief advisor have attempted to discredit leading institutions and when you do that you should expect pushback.

He is the President but he isn't a dictator. He seeks to be an autocrat and it's obvious that he has a problem with being challenged. That's not going to change and it's not media created either.

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He is the President but he isn't a dictator.



Is he acting like a dictator? Because the last guy refused to enforce laws passed by Congress and I don't recall you ever calling him a dictator. That's certainly as dictator-like as anything Trump has done, yet nobody on CNN ever rolled his eyes at Jay Carney.

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He is the President but he isn't a dictator.



Is he acting like a dictator? Because the last guy refused to enforce laws passed by Congress and I don't recall you ever calling him a dictator. That's certainly as dictator-like as anything Trump has done, yet nobody on CNN ever rolled his eyes at Jay Carney.


I'm not the biggest Obama supporter and I've been openly critical of him on here.

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Everyone who disagrees with Trump is just a sore Hillary supporter.

The media (probably somewhat true there)
The intelligence communities
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He is the President but he isn't a dictator.



Is he acting like a dictator? Because the last guy refused to enforce laws passed by Congress and I don't recall you ever calling him a dictator. That's certainly as dictator-like as anything Trump has done, yet nobody on CNN ever rolled his eyes at Jay Carney.


I'm not the biggest Obama supporter and I've been openly critical of him on here.



I do know that. I think I like Obama more than you do. I'm just pointing out that nobody had his hair on fire over Obama's dictatorial behavior that was arguably worse than anything Trump has done.

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Everyone who disagrees with Trump is just a sore Hillary supporter.

The media (probably somewhat true there)
The intelligence communities
Military leaders
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Republicans
Europe
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His own Cabinet
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The Pope

Are all just Hillarettes.


When I say they're mad that Hillary didn't win, I'm not just talking about the "I'm With Her" people. Some are mad because the fact that Hillary didn't win means we have goofs like DeVos and Pruitt making policy that some of us consider antithetical to the posts they hold. I put myself in that camp. The thing is though, I recognize Trump's right to appoint these douchebags whether I like it or not. In three years we'll have a crack to vote him out. That's how it works. Obama archly reminded us that "elections have consequences." Yeah, they do. Even when shitheads like Trump win.

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I just hate when your argument devolves into generalizations about Hillary supporters. Clearly, I and many others who are critical of him aren't Hillary supporters.

Additionally, the criticism of the media and the Russia witch hunt (not all of it but some) is a valid one that doesn't need hyperbole to gain traction. It turns people off when this devolves back into a Clinton discussion.

I also think that we've reached a point where many (not you specifically) are actually defending everything Trump does as an overreaction to the media. For example, the president tweeting about a specific morning news show and using infantile names is a big deal... that's not bias. When you admit that he's a crass asshole with no self-awareness, that's not a footnote. It's a lead. This is a complex world we live in.

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I just hate when your argument devolves into generalizations about Hillary supporters. Clearly, I and many others who are critical of him aren't Hillary supporters.



You're misunderstanding my point. The RESIST! movement is driven by people who are upset that Hillary Clinton lost.

And the whole Russia thing is an outgrowth of the thought that "How could the noble Hillary actually lose to this crass beast unless the fix was in?" Otherwise it would be a bipartisan effort including the president to try to attempt to make sure no foreign power can meddle in future elections rather than a backward-looking hunt to prove that Trump isn't really president.

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You can think he's a fool, crass and thin skinned BUT still think that the media is handling him poorly. It's not a zero sum game.

Funny enough, they created this monster on two fronts. He got them ratings so they pushed him to the top of the shows and sites. Before they knew what they had done it was too late and the momentum was unstoppable. On the other side, they were so hell bent on pushing Hillary that they never objectively looked at what a shitty candidate she was.

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The MSM is inarguably just as culpable for this idiot's psychotic ramblings as he is. So are Washington politicians.

But at the end of the day, he's the fucking president. People are confused at how to even analyze him. I know I am, and I'm brilliant.

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I just hate when your argument devolves into generalizations about Hillary supporters. Clearly, I and many others who are critical of him aren't Hillary supporters.



You're misunderstanding my point. The RESIST! movement is driven by people who are upset that Hillary Clinton lost.

And the whole Russia thing is an outgrowth of the thought that "How could the noble Hillary actually lose to this crass beast unless the fix was in?" Otherwise it would be a bipartisan effort including the president to try to attempt to make sure no foreign power can meddle in future elections rather than a backward-looking hunt to prove that Trump isn't really president.


It's not a backward hunt. It started well before Trump became president. I'll respond in detail later but this whole because they're mad at Hillary losing stuff and the resist thing has been thoroughly dismantled in several other threads. It just doesn't square with the facts. And the investigation is bipartisan. Why isn't the president complying? Is he also mad that Hillary lost?

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I just hate when your argument devolves into generalizations about Hillary supporters. Clearly, I and many others who are critical of him aren't Hillary supporters.



You're misunderstanding my point. The RESIST! movement is driven by people who are upset that Hillary Clinton lost.

And the whole Russia thing is an outgrowth of the thought that "How could the noble Hillary actually lose to this crass beast unless the fix was in?" Otherwise it would be a bipartisan effort including the president to try to attempt to make sure no foreign power can meddle in future elections rather than a backward-looking hunt to prove that Trump isn't really president.


It's not a backward hunt. It started well before Trump became president. I'll respond in detail later but this whole because they're mad at Hillary losing stuff and the resist thing has been thoroughly dismantled in several other threads. It just doesn't square with the facts. And the investigation is bipartisan. Why isn't the president complying? Is he also mad that Hillary lost?


Come on. The endgame is to try and depose Trump. He may be be a dipshit but he's smart enough to know that. And the focus on Russian meddling in the election has changed over time to looking for collusion of which nobody has provided evidence and now that it is become clear that such is the case the investigation is morphing into an obstruction of justice case when there was nothing to obstruct. I'm not sure how you can argue that this isn't about "Get Trump".

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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
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I just hate when your argument devolves into generalizations about Hillary supporters. Clearly, I and many others who are critical of him aren't Hillary supporters.



You're misunderstanding my point. The RESIST! movement is driven by people who are upset that Hillary Clinton lost.

And the whole Russia thing is an outgrowth of the thought that "How could the noble Hillary actually lose to this crass beast unless the fix was in?" Otherwise it would be a bipartisan effort including the president to try to attempt to make sure no foreign power can meddle in future elections rather than a backward-looking hunt to prove that Trump isn't really president.


It's not a backward hunt. It started well before Trump became president. I'll respond in detail later but this whole because they're mad at Hillary losing stuff and the resist thing has been thoroughly dismantled in several other threads. It just doesn't square with the facts. And the investigation is bipartisan. Why isn't the president complying? Is he also mad that Hillary lost?


Come on. The endgame is to try and depose Trump. He may be be a dipshit but he's smart enough to know that. And the focus on Russian meddling in the election has changed over time to looking for collusion of which nobody has provided evidence and now that it is become clear that such is the case the investigation is morphing into an obstruction of justice case when there was nothing to obstruct. I'm not sure how you can argue that this isn't about "Get Trump".


Agreed...if Hillary had won, there would be no investigation into Russia interference. That doesn't mean people weren't speculating about the Trump-Russia connection last year (starting when he mused that gee, it might be nice if we had good relations with Russia...and some were actually outraged at that comment!). All it means is that people were adding it to their list of excuses as Hillary began to unravel.

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Agreed...if Hillary had won, there would be no investigation into Russia interference. That doesn't mean people weren't speculating about the Trump-Russia connection last year (starting when he mused that gee, it might be nice if we had good relations with Russia...and some were actually outraged at that comment!). All it means is that people were adding it to their list of excuses as Hillary began to unravel.


Duh. Russia wanted Trump. If Hillary would have won, it would have been in spite of the Russian efforts.

This doesn't sound like someone who doesn't think Russia was interfering:

“I will tell you this, Russia: If you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing,” the Republican nominee said at a news conference in Florida. “I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press.”

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He opens himself up to all of this by not showing his tax returns, not severing all business ties, and being too stupid to stop complimenting Putin at every opportunity. If you are president, there will be witch hunts. You should be smart enough not to play into them every goddamn time.

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I just hate when your argument devolves into generalizations about Hillary supporters. Clearly, I and many others who are critical of him aren't Hillary supporters.



You're misunderstanding my point. The RESIST! movement is driven by people who are upset that Hillary Clinton lost.

And the whole Russia thing is an outgrowth of the thought that "How could the noble Hillary actually lose to this crass beast unless the fix was in?" Otherwise it would be a bipartisan effort including the president to try to attempt to make sure no foreign power can meddle in future elections rather than a backward-looking hunt to prove that Trump isn't really president.



People aren't that upset because Hillary lost. People are upset because it finally has sunk in that they have elected a damn idiot President. I don't believe this election was rigged either. This guy which each passing day further demonstrates that he shouldn't be President. He is an embarrassment. Once it is all said and done no legislation will get passed.

No one wants to work with him. His approval ratings are at record lows. Those aren't media creations.

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Jaw Breaker wrote:
Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
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I just hate when your argument devolves into generalizations about Hillary supporters. Clearly, I and many others who are critical of him aren't Hillary supporters.



You're misunderstanding my point. The RESIST! movement is driven by people who are upset that Hillary Clinton lost.

And the whole Russia thing is an outgrowth of the thought that "How could the noble Hillary actually lose to this crass beast unless the fix was in?" Otherwise it would be a bipartisan effort including the president to try to attempt to make sure no foreign power can meddle in future elections rather than a backward-looking hunt to prove that Trump isn't really president.


It's not a backward hunt. It started well before Trump became president. I'll respond in detail later but this whole because they're mad at Hillary losing stuff and the resist thing has been thoroughly dismantled in several other threads. It just doesn't square with the facts. And the investigation is bipartisan. Why isn't the president complying? Is he also mad that Hillary lost?


Come on. The endgame is to try and depose Trump. He may be be a dipshit but he's smart enough to know that. And the focus on Russian meddling in the election has changed over time to looking for collusion of which nobody has provided evidence and now that it is become clear that such is the case the investigation is morphing into an obstruction of justice case when there was nothing to obstruct. I'm not sure how you can argue that this isn't about "Get Trump".


Agreed...if Hillary had won, there would be no investigation into Russia interference. That doesn't mean people weren't speculating about the Trump-Russia connection last year (starting when he mused that gee, it might be nice if we had good relations with Russia...and some were actually outraged at that comment!). All it means is that people were adding it to their list of excuses as Hillary began to unravel.


Jaw Breaker, JORR, and Pitt Mike:

Can you all explain why you think there would be no investigation into Russia's interference had Clinton won? Keep in mind the parameters of the eventual investigation had already began well before Trump won. In fact Clinton was the front-runner when the intelligence agencies informed the Obama administration about the interference one year ago, several months before Trump won. So factually what you guys are saying cannot be true, and I just want to see if you're basing this assertion on something other than facts.

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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
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I just hate when your argument devolves into generalizations about Hillary supporters. Clearly, I and many others who are critical of him aren't Hillary supporters.



You're misunderstanding my point. The RESIST! movement is driven by people who are upset that Hillary Clinton lost.

And the whole Russia thing is an outgrowth of the thought that "How could the noble Hillary actually lose to this crass beast unless the fix was in?" Otherwise it would be a bipartisan effort including the president to try to attempt to make sure no foreign power can meddle in future elections rather than a backward-looking hunt to prove that Trump isn't really president.


It's not a backward hunt. It started well before Trump became president. I'll respond in detail later but this whole because they're mad at Hillary losing stuff and the resist thing has been thoroughly dismantled in several other threads. It just doesn't square with the facts. And the investigation is bipartisan. Why isn't the president complying? Is he also mad that Hillary lost?


Come on. The endgame is to try and depose Trump. He may be be a dipshit but he's smart enough to know that. And the focus on Russian meddling in the election has changed over time to looking for collusion of which nobody has provided evidence and now that it is become clear that such is the case the investigation is morphing into an obstruction of justice case when there was nothing to obstruct. I'm not sure how you can argue that this isn't about "Get Trump".


Agreed...if Hillary had won, there would be no investigation into Russia interference. That doesn't mean people weren't speculating about the Trump-Russia connection last year (starting when he mused that gee, it might be nice if we had good relations with Russia...and some were actually outraged at that comment!). All it means is that people were adding it to their list of excuses as Hillary began to unravel.


Jaw Breaker, JORR, and Pitt Mike:

Can you all explain why you think there would be no investigation into Russia's interference had Clinton won? Keep in mind the parameters of the eventual investigation had already began well before Trump won. In fact Clinton was the front-runner when the intelligence agencies informed the Obama administration about the interference one year ago, several months before Trump won. So factually what you guys are saying cannot be true, and I just want to see if you're basing this assertion on something other than facts.



There was plenty of foreign influence peddling with Clinton when she was Secretary of State. What's happened to her Foundation since? But not a peep.

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Jaw Breaker, JORR, and Pitt Mike:

Can you all explain why you think there would be no investigation into Russia's interference had Clinton won? Keep in mind the parameters of the eventual investigation had already began well before Trump won. In fact Clinton was the front-runner when the intelligence agencies informed the Obama administration about the interference one year ago, several months before Trump won. So factually what you guys are saying cannot be true, and I just want to see if you're basing this assertion on something other than facts.


Because in my opinion it is a desperate attempt to explain away an election result that many people didn't see coming and became apoplectic about once the unthinkable happened. People don't want to admit that Trump's win was equal parts Obama legacy, and having an atrocious opponent. It's easier to attribute it to Russian meddling. I have a hard time believing people hadn't already formed their opinion of Trump and Hillary long before any Russian involvement. MANY people surveyed after the election said they were either apathetic about whether Russia helped Trump, and in fact, MANY said they were actually glad if Russia did help him win. I don't believe that would have been the case had there been actual, real, tampering of votes or systems. Even Trump voters would have drawn that line in the sand. In this information age, people are not really concerned with the source of leaks of juicy gossip. Whether a domestic hacker or a Russian hacker had leaked the DNC's e-mails showing them trying to bury Bernie, it didn't matter to voters.

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I see a lot of parallels with Hillary's loss and Al Gore. it's really quite simple....they were both really bad candidates and they ran shitty campaigns.

Trump is most certainly doing his best to be an embarrassment, but he campaigned to the electoral vote and it worked. This entire Russia meddling thing didn't cause Hillary to violate security protocol...she did. The Russian campaign didn't force Hillary to ignore the voters in the midwest swing states...Hillary did.

this is beyond ridiculous.

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Trump was also a terrible candidate and ran a terrible campaign too. How soon we forget the freak show that was the convention. 3 campaign managers. Blowing off debates because he didn't like the coverag. God awful debate performances. Lack of preparation during performances. Overt racist comments and misogyny. Numerous lies and nothing which even suggests that he is qualified for the job.

I wanted Hillary to win but I'm good with having this goof in office. I don't get the sense that people are angry about her losing. Trump created his own bed and the statements that he got away with during the campaign carry more weight now. He is the President and he is making a mockery of the office. He is an utter embarrassment and it's not because of anything that the media has done. It's because of him and an incessant need that he has to bring attention to himself. He is the political equivalent of a damn shock jock.

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I wanted Hillary to win but I'm good with having this goof in office. I don't get the sense that people are angry about her losing. Trump created his own bed and the statements that he got away with during the campaign carry more weight now. He is the President and he is making a mockery of the office. He is an utter embarrassment and it's not because of anything that the media has done. It's because of him and an incessant need that he has to bring attention to himself. He is the political equivalent of a damn shock jock.

You underestimate how much people approve of Trump because of his ramblings. Or simply because he's not the "muslim" black guy.


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Trump was also a terrible candidate and ran a terrible campaign too. How soon we forget the freak show that was the convention. 3 campaign managers. Blowing off debates because he didn't like the coverag. God awful debate performances. Lack of preparation during performances. Overt racist comments and misogyny. Numerous lies and nothing which even suggests that he is qualified for the job.

I wanted Hillary to win but I'm good with having this goof in office. I don't get the sense that people are angry about her losing. Trump created his own bed and the statements that he got away with during the campaign carry more weight now. He is the President and he is making a mockery of the office. He is an utter embarrassment and it's not because of anything that the media has done. It's because of him and an incessant need that he has to bring attention to himself. He is the political equivalent of a damn shock jock.


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Trump won because people don't have good jobs. Hillary did not come across as the right person to fix that. This was her campaign's fault, or hers. It's her fault we're stuck with this mess of a presidency.

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That's going to be the running Trumpet line whenever criticism of Trump arises. I really was wrong about all of the closeted Trump love running rampant on here too wasn't I? Sure I was.


People can never just admit that they voted for a damn fool. Forget the fact that he beat Kasich (much better candidate) (Bush much better candidate) (Rubio much better candidate). When it is all said and done this jerk will go down as possibly the worst President in history. Keep clinging to Hillary Clinton if that's what floats your boat. Rest of the world has moved on.

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PostPosted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 11:28 am 
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How many more times does ltg get to say "Stop talking about Hillary!" while also talking about Hillary? I think this is at least the third time.

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PostPosted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 11:30 am 
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Boilermaker Rick wrote:
How many more times does ltg get to say "Stop talking about Hillary!" while also talking about Hillary?


83 times

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PostPosted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 11:31 am 
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Boilermaker Rick wrote:
How many more times does ltg get to say "Stop talking about Hillary!" while also talking about Hillary? I think this is at least the third time.


Probably as many times as he's critical of Trump, and someone comes along and says it's just because he's sad that Hillary lost.

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PostPosted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 11:32 am 
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Don Tiny wrote:
Boilermaker Rick wrote:
How many more times does ltg get to say "Stop talking about Hillary!" while also talking about Hillary?


83 times
Is that how old 2020 Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton will be?

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PostPosted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 11:34 am 
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Boilermaker Rick wrote:
How many more times does ltg get to say "Stop talking about Hillary!" while also talking about Hillary? I think this is at least the third time.


Is it really any surprise that you failed to notice that I wasn't the person that originally brought up Hillary Clinton? Is it really a shock?

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