Bill Clinton was impeached right?

he never left....

 

@Jdbfromnj

No it is actually you who can't keep your story straight and let me prove that right now.

On a thread about socks I pointed out is one way to spot them is if they claim to have a day job and yet spend most of day posting on a porn forum during what would be working hours. And you responded with this:

But that was not a true statement and you continue to post during what should be working hours.

And then just recently you posted this.

But that sure isn't what you said before. Which was:

See, "office." Not a clinic, a hospital, or doctor's office.

And you also claimed once that you carry a gun with you everywhere you go. Which means you would be carrying a gun on trains and in your place of employment in New York and New Jersey which is not believable considering gun laws in New York and New Jersey.

And this sure is not the first time I have proven you can't keep your stories straight.

 

@Jdbfromnj

And here is another example of you not being able to keep your stories straight. This is what you claimed yesterday:

But this is what you claimed before:

 

The republicans are not fond of Trump but not many will bet their political future on him being impeached.
Since there is not enough democrats to impeach him there isn't much likelihood of impeachment.

 

Unlike his critics and opponents, Trump doesn’t see a natural connection between his sharp tongue and any underlying antipathies; rather, his insults and barbs are, to his mind, either meant as a joke or are just part of the frank, straight-shooting personality that he credits with getting him where he is today.

 

This is not actually true. It depends on what Trump does or what the Trump/Russian investigations reveal. For one Trump's mental illness could very well become so pronounced that the Republicans can no longer ignore it. Or he could t0uch off a constitutional crisis by trying to fire Special Counsel Robert Muller and/or pardon himself, his family members, and his aides. Or the Trump/Russian investigations could uncover serious crimes. Any one of those might make the Republicans agree to impeach him.

Unless the Republicans lose the House, Senate, or both. In which case you can count on the Democrats coming after Trump.

 

I think you failed to realize that their only idea/response for anything these days is what's printed on the donkey's t-shirt.

 

"The list of lies, misrepresentations,"

List some.

"Trump's circle being involved in so many nefarious activities"

Name some.

 

Notice that one of the most favorite ploys of the PR hacks and their many many socks is to just keep demanding proof for things that have already been proven multiple times even though many times that proof is actually addressed specifically to them. But they just pretend that didn't happen and then try to pull the same trick on the next thread.

 

Tilt on General Quixote.
Still waiting for that proof of Russian/Trump collusion.

 

I rest my case.

 

Shooter rests his case.

 

So I heard that Kushner gave members of the Senate intelligence committee and the MSM a big nothing burger today. That must be heartbreaking to the snowflakes. He testifying again tomorrow, but I suggest eating before the hearing lest you go hungry again.

 

Since you already posted this same thing on another thread I guess I will have to post the same response to it as well. Because if you can't even sell your bullshit to Fox News (your favorite source) you know you have a problem.

WATCH: Fox’s Shep Smith just ripped a big hole in Jared Kushner’s excuse for Russian meeting

 

The buffet has already been set.
The White House set the menu, and Congress, and the DOJ, FBI, and the rest of the alphabet soup, are going to supply the knives, and forks.
In the mean time, just grab some popcorn, and watch the show.
LOL
Well, LOL if it wasn't so pathetically sad.

 

And Kushner's statement and 10 page written statement are being sliced and diced right now. And they are now standing up for shit. And tomorrow is going to be a lot harder because now they are ready for him.

 

Straight from the horse's ass, er, horse's mouth.

 

How come is cuts off so quick? What did she say after that? And is it illegal for a foreign leader to endorse a US candidate?

And is it illegal for a foreign leader to hack email systems and voter registration data? Is it illegal for US Campaigns to accept anything of value from Foreign Nationals? Is it illegal for US candidates to actually collude with with foreign leaders? Is illegal to leave contacts with foreign nationals off your security clearance forms? Is it illegal to leave more than 70 assets worth $10 million off your asset disclosure form?

You are doing exactly what Jared Kushner just did M4MPetCock. You just raised a lot more questions than you answered.

 

....Truth?....

Truth requires evidence...fact based evidence, fact based evidence that holds up in a ''COURT OF LAW''

All you leftists have is shit that barely passes the smell test, barely makes it in the ''court of public opinion'.

 

"Is it illegal for US candidates to actually collude with with foreign leaders?"

Dems just ‘crying wolf’ with claims of collusion


NO CRIME HERE: Alan Dershowitz, a former Harvard Law professor, told Boston Herald Radio yesterday that ‘there is no such crime as collusion.’

Jared Kushner claims he never colluded with Russia. So what if he did? There is a long history of incoming administrations colluding with allies and adversaries. Well-known Democrat and legal scholar Alan Dershowitz begs his party to stop crying wolf.

Kushner is guilty of marrying Donald Trump’s daughter and helping him win the White House. That’s the real crime Democratic politicians are trying to nail him for.

Dershowitz, a former Harvard Law professor, joined Boston Herald Radio while Kushner was being grilled by lawmakers behind closed doors yesterday.

“Collusion is not a crime. There is no such crime as collusion,” Dershowitz told us on our “Morning Meeting” show.

“Ronald Reagan colluded with the Iranians prior to becoming president to postpone the release of the hostages so he would get credit for it,” he said. “Virtually every incoming administration colludes with some ally and, sometimes, some adversary.”

Kushner was before Senate Intelligence Committee investigators to answer questions about a meeting he, Donald Trump Jr. and former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort had last summer with a Russian lawyer and others.

Reading from prepared remarks outside the White House without taking questions from reporters, Kushner said, “I did not collude, nor know of anyone else in the campaign who colluded, with any foreign government.”

The meeting reportedly was aimed at getting dirt on Hillary Clinton. Opposition research is as common in campaigns as kissing babies. Everyone does it.

Dershowitz is spot on when he argues that this is not a legal issue but a political one.

“The Democrats are crying wolf. ... They are yelling, ‘crime, crime, criminal offense and treason.’ ... Somehow if there were a crime committed, even though I am not predicting that, they would have no credibility because they keep yelling wolf.”

For the last six months, Dershowitz has been trying to draw the sharp distinction between “what is a crime and what is a political sin.”

He said the media are fueling the misconception. He claims the New York Times, which once welcomed his Op-Eds, is no longer interested in his views.

“The New York Times will have five Op-Eds on alleged crimes committed by the Trump administration. When I ask to write one Op-Ed showing maybe the leaders should understand there are no crimes committed, they would not even respond. They don’t want their readers to hear the other side of the issue,” Dershowitz said.

Stay tuned for Dershowitz’s new book, “Trumped up! How Criminalizing Politics Is Dangerous to Democracy,” due out next month. We can only hope that by then politicians in both parties will have recognized the difference between crime and politics, and will get back to work on issues that actually matter.