Donald Trump, US President #47, US President #45, convicted felon, twice impeached, four times indicted, liable of rape, convicted for financial fraud, guilty of hiding hush money payments to porn actress in attempt to influence 2016 elections

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#1797202 9-Jun-2017 11:30

Paul1977:

I just can't get over the comments from Trump supporters saying that Comey's testimony completely vindicates Trump. What planet are they living on?

It tells me a lot about someone when they vote for a person like Trump.

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#1797204 9-Jun-2017 11:30

These people aka (1/4 of all) Americans voted him in on exactly the same basis. What makes you think they've changed?

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#1797221 9-Jun-2017 11:54

joker97: These people aka (1/4 of all) Americans voted him in on exactly the same basis. What makes you think they've changed?

I know. But even after all the months since the election I still can't get my head around the level of ignorance, gullibility, and sheer stupidity.

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#1797226 9-Jun-2017 11:59

Paul1977:

joker97: These people aka (1/4 of all) Americans voted him in on exactly the same basis. What makes you think they've changed?

I know. But even after all the months since the election I still can't get my head around the level of ignorance, gullibility, and sheer stupidity.

You clearly have never spent time in an American mobile home park.

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#1797227 9-Jun-2017 12:02

Rikkitic:

Paul1977:

joker97: These people aka (1/4 of all) Americans voted him in on exactly the same basis. What makes you think they've changed?

I know. But even after all the months since the election I still can't get my head around the level of ignorance, gullibility, and sheer stupidity.

You clearly have never spent time in an American mobile home park.

That's true.

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#1797277 9-Jun-2017 13:04

joker97: These people aka (1/4 of all) Americans voted him in on exactly the same basis.

Actually, I believe that Trump got the Republican nomination because people wanted change, and to stick one up the Republican hierarchy. He got in as President because the Republicans hated Hillary enough to get out and vote. And because Trump's election-manipulating team was better than Hillary's.

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#1797291 9-Jun-2017 13:29

The Trump Documents, released by the Onion on Monday, are the satirical newspaper’s fictional version of the Pentagon Papers.

It’s about 700 pages of fake executive order drafts, emails and classified “documents”.

eg President's Daily Briefing: February 15, 2017

(click to view)

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#1797297 9-Jun-2017 13:49

Some very clever people investing a lot of time and effort into this. Why don't any of them run for president?

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#1797485 9-Jun-2017 21:01

Paul1977:
I just can't get over the comments from Trump supporters saying that Comey's testimony completely vindicates Trump. What planet are they living on?

Probably because Trump did not say "I order you as your president to cease this investigation immediately!". Did he? I have not read any transcripts.

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#1797531 10-Jun-2017 00:28

Rikkitic:

Some very clever people investing a lot of time and effort into this. Why don't any of them run for president?

Being clever and being a Republican POTUS are mutually exclusive concepts for 1/2 century.

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#1797750 10-Jun-2017 16:35

Well worth reading:

Vox.com - James Comey’s testimony shows Hillary Clinton was right all along

One clear message shone through like a flash of lightning from James Comey’s testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee Thursday morning: Hillary Clinton was right about Donald Trump.

His testimony painted a picture of a president who neither understands nor respects the norms and values that underlie the constitutional order, lacks the information necessary to do his job properly, and doesn’t have the humility to seek or accept appropriate advice about how to get better. Comey knew it from his very first meeting with Trump.

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#1797908 11-Jun-2017 08:58

Trump: I'm willing to testify under oath about Comey claims

This is excellent news.

Donald is not very good at testifying under oath - he made a hash of it in 2007:

Trump: A true story

and later:

Donald Trump’s History of Lying Under Oath

Hopefully his inflated ego will cause him to self-destruct.

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#1797909 11-Jun-2017 09:09

Sideface:

Trump: I'm willing to testify under oath about Comey claims

This is excellent news.

Donald is not very good at testifying under oath - he made a hash of it in 2007:

Trump: A true story

and later:

Donald Trump’s History of Lying Under Oath

Hopefully his inflated ego will cause him to self-destruct.

Under oath means nothing to him. And from what I gather there is no evidence of the conversation. Funny that. His idea to make this conversation private has worked.

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#1797917 11-Jun-2017 09:37

The panel isn't a court. The same procedural rules do not apply.

It's more or less a circus ring. Trump plans to use the circus to his advantage.

I see Pence is virtually campaigning and has formed a PAC. That's a first for a sitting VP.

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#1797921 11-Jun-2017 09:56

There's plenty enough other stuff on Trump for an impeachment process to commence, emoluments in particular.

What's not happening is a shift in polling in the court of public opinion, the Gallup approval poll is a pretty good guide, conducted daily with large enough sample for a +/- 3 point MOE.
It's been sitting on ~40% since March.

While other polling suggests that individual Trump acts of stupidity aren't popular (less popular with Democrats than Republicans - though not necessarily supported by Republicans) - it has no significant impact on Trump's popularity whatsoever. Trump supporters appear to not care what he does or says.

Trump's been in constant campaign mode. The Democrats don't really have a leader - and Trump is always on the front page.

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