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To be fair trumps base are farmers begging for money now that their business is in the trash
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YASSSSSS!!!
And you have no proof, but you still hold that belief.
I think a lot of people here would acknowledge that there is insufficient proof to convict many of these men on sexual assault charges. I don't recall seeing anyone talk about locking people up simply because of allegations.
Of course when you use a straw man, it does make it sound like my analogy is off.
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You're right. This NEVER EVER happens. You got the justice system figured out
Allegedly
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Indeed. Rusty Malone and Rex Stockton will NEVER hoist the trophy. We WON this thread every single time. They tried the Aepps Rules to stop you but that's when Rico x Hood stepped in to hit the open 3.
The COAL RULES didn't work on us famb. They tried to foul us and take cheap shots with Lib conjecture and innuendo. Rustlambeer and RexMahorn are Dirty players but once we played team ball they had no answers. Now that Dwalkcurry and Bigrockforddurant are running the offense. LIBBYWINKSBELGIUM has no chance.
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The only issue I have is with people who think that an allegation means guilty. That is an erosion of due process. If that’s not what people think, there is no issue and our positions aren’t at odds.
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YO! I can't wait to get home from work to watch the highlights of this 
Trump prolly thinks he's Frank Underwood, thinking he got some SAUCE in him but ends up threatening to shut down the government if he doesn't get his wall.
Trump prolly thinks he's Frank Underwood, thinking he got some SAUCE in him but ends up threatening to shut down the government if he doesn't get his wall.
It's interesting that you automatically assume that's what people think. I have had to correct your assumptions multiple times. I guess you're not reading or you're trying to troll.
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No, though 'collusion' isn't a legal statute, nor is it necessarily a crime and you are aware of this as you included "or conspiracy."
Don Jr and everyone involved in the Trump tower meeting have already admitted to collusion. It was specifically advertised to them that a Kremlin connected lawyer was offering them dirt on Hillary "as part of the Russian government's support for Mr. Trump." and their response was to more than happily accept the offer and show up hoping to receive exactly that. The president later stated that the goal of the meeting was to obtain dirt on Hillary. If someone is offering me a load of drugs and I respond that I love it and show up for a deal, whether or not I receive anything I've already committed to the goal of obtaining that offer. Whether or not anything regarding the Trump tower meeting rises to the level of criminal activity is for Mueller to answer.
Despite Trump and Hillary both receiving FBI briefings specifically about Russian influence and urging them to report suspicious overtures, all of the dozens of Russian interactions were kept secret and denied until the evidence eventually forced them to admit it.
What you do have so far is a concerted effort to lie about any and all contacts with Russians. Let's remember that it started from "there were no interactions with any Russians by anyone" to repeated interactions by Russians with at least 14 Trump associates.
In several cases those lies about Russian contacts resulted in criminal charges as Trump associates were lying to the FBI about them. Cohen's guilty plea for lying to Congress is the latest example in the pattern of lies about Russia related matters. Former national security adviser Michael Flynn, former deputy campaign chairman Rick Gates and Cohen are all providing substantial cooperation in multiple ongoing investigations according to Mueller court documents.
You also have a key witness/target publicly rejecting a draft plea agreement and stating he will face a perjury (and presumably obstruction) indictment for lying about material facts in Mueller's conspiracy investigation.
Also, the very first "has anyone been arrested?" posts started within months of the Mueller probe and thus can be dismissed as disingenuous drivel. Putting Mueller's mandate aside, investigations don't work that fast regardless of whether there is no, a little or a whole lot of criminal activity. Perhaps I am wrong but I don't recall you discussing the Mueller investigation in anything but complete dismissal.
BuT iTs MeAnT tO HiGhLiGhT ThE MeDiA
Congratulations, you've figured out the media tends to exaggerate and/or hype unnecessarily (ex. "Mueller probe close to wrapping up" ad infinitum for the past year or so).
Welcome to reality I suppose?
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Don’t pull out, just go insideNo, though 'collusion' isn't a legal statute, nor is it necessarily a crime and you are aware of this as you included "or conspiracy."
Don Jr and everyone involved in the Trump tower meeting have already admitted to collusion. It was specifically advertised to them that a Kremlin connected lawyer was offering them dirt on Hillary "as part of the Russian government's support for Mr. Trump." and their response was to more than happily accept the offer and show up hoping to receive exactly that. The president later stated that the goal of the meeting was to obtain dirt on Hillary. If someone is offering me a load of drugs and I respond that I love it and show up for a deal, whether or not I receive anything I've already committed to the goal of obtaining that offer. Whether or not anything regarding the Trump tower meeting rises to the level of criminal activity is for Mueller to answer.
Despite Trump and Hillary both receiving FBI briefings specifically about Russian influence and urging them to report suspicious overtures, all of the dozens of Russian interactions were kept secret and denied until the evidence eventually forced them to admit it.
What you do have so far is a concerted effort to lie about any and all contacts with Russians. Let's remember that it started from "there were no interactions with any Russians by anyone" to repeated interactions by Russians with at least 14 Trump associates.
In several cases those lies about Russian contacts resulted in criminal charges as Trump associates were lying to the FBI about them. Cohen's guilty plea for lying to Congress is the latest example in the pattern of lies about Russia related matters. Former national security adviser Michael Flynn, former deputy campaign chairman Rick Gates and Cohen are all providing substantial cooperation in multiple ongoing investigations according to Mueller court documents.
You also have a key witness/target publicly rejecting a draft plea agreement and stating he will face a perjury (and presumably obstruction) indictment for lying about material facts in Mueller's conspiracy investigation.
Also, the very first "has anyone been arrested?" posts started within months of the Mueller probe and thus can be dismissed as disingenuous drivel. Putting Mueller's mandate aside, investigations don't work that fast regardless of whether there is no, a little or a whole lot of criminal activity. Perhaps I am wrong but I don't recall you discussing the Mueller investigation in anything but complete dismissal.
BuT iTs MeAnT tO HiGhLiGhT ThE MeDiA
Congratulations, you've figured out the media tends to exaggerate and/or hype unnecessarily (ex. "Mueller probe close to wrapping up" ad infinitum for the past year or so).
Welcome to reality I suppose?
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Bruh came in here wit da fry oil too hot and it backfired smh,
dwalk you know you supposed to not let dat crude oil go past 350˚
dwalk you know you supposed to not let dat crude oil go past 350˚
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It was refreshing at first, but If I have to hear one more David Brooks story about him touring America and his remedies for the American Politic I’m going to lose it.
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I got money down that the trolls are all fat white women
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No, though 'collusion' isn't a legal statute, nor is it necessarily a crime and you are aware of this as you included "or conspiracy."
Don Jr and everyone involved in the Trump tower meeting have already admitted to collusion. It was specifically advertised to them that a Kremlin connected lawyer was offering them dirt on Hillary "as part of the Russian government's support for Mr. Trump." and their response was to more than happily accept the offer and show up hoping to receive exactly that. The president later stated that the goal of the meeting was to obtain dirt on Hillary. If someone is offering me a load of drugs and I respond that I love it and show up for a deal, whether or not I receive anything I've already committed to the goal of obtaining that offer. Whether or not anything regarding the Trump tower meeting rises to the level of criminal activity is for Mueller to answer.
Despite Trump and Hillary both receiving FBI briefings specifically about Russian influence and urging them to report suspicious overtures, all of the dozens of Russian interactions were kept secret and denied until the evidence eventually forced them to admit it.
What you do have so far is a concerted effort to lie about any and all contacts with Russians. Let's remember that it started from "there were no interactions with any Russians by anyone" to repeated interactions by Russians with at least 14 Trump associates.
In several cases those lies about Russian contacts resulted in criminal charges as Trump associates were lying to the FBI about them. Cohen's guilty plea for lying to Congress is the latest example in the pattern of lies about Russia related matters. Former national security adviser Michael Flynn, former deputy campaign chairman Rick Gates and Cohen are all providing substantial cooperation in multiple ongoing investigations according to Mueller court documents.
You also have a key witness/target publicly rejecting a draft plea agreement and stating he will face a perjury (and presumably obstruction) indictment for lying about material facts in Mueller's conspiracy investigation.
Also, the very first "has anyone been arrested?" posts started within months of the Mueller probe and thus can be dismissed as disingenuous drivel. Putting Mueller's mandate aside, investigations don't work that fast regardless of whether there is no, a little or a whole lot of criminal activity. Perhaps I am wrong but I don't recall you discussing the Mueller investigation in anything but complete dismissal.
BuT iTs MeAnT tO HiGhLiGhT ThE MeDiA
Congratulations, you've figured out the media tends to exaggerate and/or hype unnecessarily (ex. "Mueller probe close to wrapping up" ad infinitum for the past year or so).
Welcome to reality I suppose?
You literally just reiterated that the goal posts have not shifted. Much appreciated.
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David Brooks is seriously one of the most delusional writers I have ever read.
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Necks probably sweaty as hell
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