Moderator: Andrew
Andrew wrote:Threats of violence? That’s a new low.
Andrew wrote:On May 13th Russian state TV reported that no US officials would be attending the inauguration in Ukraine, on direct orders from Trump. According to the #WhistleblowerComplaint, on May 14th Trump ordered Pence not to attend. How did the Russians know that?
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Monker wrote:The fact is that Trump came out and admitted publicly that he talked to Ukraine about Biden.
Not a crime.Monker wrote:The fact is, the "transcript" proved that Trump asked Ukraine to do various favors - including investigating Biden.
Again, not a crime.Monker wrote:The fact is that ALL of these are impeachable acts. Pelosi did not have to wait for any more evidence because the very fact that Trump admitted these things publicly.
The house can impeach over anything they want.
In terms of constitutional standards, there's nothing in the call showing an express quid pro quo or "treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors.”
Imo, the CIA whistleblower's allegations are just more blowback by the intel community towards an anti-war president.
Monker wrote:What I see is Trump saying he is leading in the polls and this entire thing is meant to save Biden, and it will backfire. He is absolutely LYING...he is behind every major Democrat in every poll.
You just lectured all of us on how the polls on Trump vs. Clinton weren't reliable until the day of the actual election.
Now, when it suits your fickle arguments, you are back to invoking far-out polls again. Which is it?
Monker wrote:What I see is Republicans using a years old conspiracy theory about Biden to distract Trump's blatant abuse of power.
I am glad Trump is asking questions.
So name the laws he violated. Should be easy enough, right?
If the Dems really had the goods, Adam Schiff wouldn't be making up his own creatively-embellished version of the Trump/Ukraine phone call.
The call, and the facts, would speak for itself.
Monker wrote:And, even if Trump wins reelection, at least the Democrats did the right thing and stood up to a President who has no respect for anything and wants everybody to bow to him, kiss his ring, and pledge loyalty like he is some kind of king or messiah...or king of the jews, whatever.
That is not what impeachment is for. That is what elections are for.
This impeachment inquiry just proves that the Democrats are not serious about retaking the White House. Pelosi just effectively kneecapped every candidate in the race. Huge mistake.
Kurt Volker, US special envoy to Ukraine, has resigned one day after the release of a whistleblower report alleging a coverup by the White House of a call between President Donald Trump and Ukraine's President, three sources familiar with the matter confirmed to CNN.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:However, when event security finds you curled up in the fetal position behind Trixter's shopworn amps covered in your own shit and tears, you'll have no one but yourself to blame.
Monker wrote:But, regardless, IMO, Trump is going to be impeached for treason by conspiring with Russia to win the election.
Monker wrote:EXACTLY. There does not need to be a crime to impeach a President, or judge, and remove him from office. It has ALREADY HAPPENED to federal judges who were viewed as unfit for office.
Monker wrote:There does not need to be. The founders recognized impeachment as a political mechanism. That is why it all takes place in CONGRESS and not before the Supreme Court.
Monker wrote: Alexander Hamilton explained "high crimes and misdemeanors" as this, "those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust. They are of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated POLITICAL, as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to the society itself.
Monker wrote:You are simply wrong. Abuse of Presidential power is EXACTLY why impeachment is in the Constitution. You need a better mentor than Alan Dershowitz.
Monker wrote:Even if this is true, it is irrelevant. Trump publicly admitted to using his power as President to influence Ukraine to investigate Biden. The "transcript" clearly shows Trump asking for an investigation as a favor, which is an abuse of his power as President.
Monker wrote:THAT is evidence from the PRESIDENT HIMSELF and has nothing to do with the integrity of the whistle blower, or your conspiracy theories.
Monker wrote:You are a liar. I never said earlier polls were not reliable. In fact, I said I did not dispute what those early polls showed...But, that does not change the FACT that the polls showed the race was too close to call the day before the election.
Monker wrote:You are still lying. READ WHAT YOU QUOTED. Donald dumb-ass was the one who invoked the polls...claiming he was ahead and this was all to help Biden. I am simply corrected Donald dumb-ass because he was not ahead in ANY poll. He is lying.
Monker wrote:Well, he wasn't asking questions. He was asking for favors...and I am glad he did it too. It finally pushed the pussy Democrats into acting on impeachment.
Monker wrote:So, you have Trump clearly asking Ukraine to investigate the Democrat front-runner. A clear violation of use of Presidential power.
Monker wrote:You feel that it is OK to allow Presidential power to be used to influence other nations into demeaning other candidates...
Monker wrote:…and the Democrats are "kneecapped" because they are putting an end to it. That is just fucking STUPID.
Monker wrote:…If this precedent is allowed unchecked by congress, then we (the citizens of the US) are allowing political offices to be used to influence nations to enter our politics.
Monker wrote:…In the end, Republicans had better recognize the can of worms they are opening up by allowing this precedent to be formed. Next time, it may be a Democrat doing this...and if they don't want that to happen, they had better wise up and stop it now.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Monker wrote:EXACTLY. There does not need to be a crime to impeach a President, or judge, and remove him from office. It has ALREADY HAPPENED to federal judges who were viewed as unfit for office.
Impeachment is not a remedy for losing elections. Sorry.
Monker wrote:There does not need to be. The founders recognized impeachment as a political mechanism. That is why it all takes place in CONGRESS and not before the Supreme Court.
High crimes may not be defined in the criminal code, but charges brought by the house still have to be based on something beyond partisan vitriol. Right now, you don't have anything.
Monker wrote: Alexander Hamilton explained "high crimes and misdemeanors" as this, "those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust. They are of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated POLITICAL, as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to the society itself.
As the saying goes, even the devil can cite scripture for his own purpose. It’s pretty amusing to see you prance around as if you are some Scalia-lite constitutional purist.
Past articles of impeachment (Nixon, Clinton) all included definable crimes including perjury or obstruction. I ask again, where’s the crime? You are just a sore loser.
Monker wrote:You are simply wrong. Abuse of Presidential power is EXACTLY why impeachment is in the Constitution. You need a better mentor than Alan Dershowitz.
Never mentioned Alan. Between your random dig at him and your relentless Bernie bashing, I think it’s fairly obvious that you are a rabid anti-Semitic.
Monker wrote:Even if this is true, it is irrelevant. Trump publicly admitted to using his power as President to influence Ukraine to investigate Biden. The "transcript" clearly shows Trump asking for an investigation as a favor, which is an abuse of his power as President.
Trump asked him to investigate possible corruption. Good for Trump.
You have no frame of reference on whether his request is an abuse of power as these types of phone calls are usually confidential.
Monker wrote:THAT is evidence from the PRESIDENT HIMSELF and has nothing to do with the integrity of the whistle blower, or your conspiracy theories.
If there is no standard of proof to be met, why does evidence matter? Please be consistent.
Monker wrote:You are a liar. I never said earlier polls were not reliable. In fact, I said I did not dispute what those early polls showed...But, that does not change the FACT that the polls showed the race was too close to call the day before the election.
Monker wrote:You are still lying. READ WHAT YOU QUOTED. Donald dumb-ass was the one who invoked the polls...claiming he was ahead and this was all to help Biden. I am simply corrected Donald dumb-ass because he was not ahead in ANY poll. He is lying.
You are citing polls after going on and on and on about how all the 2016 polls were wrong and only you knew the truth.
Monker wrote:Well, he wasn't asking questions. He was asking for favors...and I am glad he did it too. It finally pushed the pussy Democrats into acting on impeachment.
What proof do you have that heads of state don’t engage in similar deal making all the time?
Monker wrote:So, you have Trump clearly asking Ukraine to investigate the Democrat front-runner. A clear violation of use of Presidential power.
Based on what precedent?
Monker wrote:You feel that it is OK to allow Presidential power to be used to influence other nations into demeaning other candidates...
I feel diplomatic leaders should be allowed to speak freely without second-hand leaks from the CIA.
Monker wrote:…and the Democrats are "kneecapped" because they are putting an end to it. That is just fucking STUPID.
Democrats will now go from discussing kitchen table issues to focusing on an issue that the vast majority of American could not give a baker’s shit over. Pelosi and co. have just handed Trump a landslide.
Monker wrote:…If this precedent is allowed unchecked by congress, then we (the citizens of the US) are allowing political offices to be used to influence nations to enter our politics.
As most calls between heads of state are private, you don’t know whether this is a new precedent or not. You must have a real Pollyanna-ish view of politics to think all discussions are comprised of just niceties. Get real.
[/quote]Monker wrote:…In the end, Republicans had better recognize the can of worms they are opening up by allowing this precedent to be formed. Next time, it may be a Democrat doing this...and if they don't want that to happen, they had better wise up and stop it now.
Unless you have access to other private and confidential phone calls, you have no way of knowing whether it is a new precedent. The truth is, you know it’s not unusual. You just hate Trump so much that you don't care about the truth.
Andrew wrote:Nothing to see here folks. Witch-hunt!!
Breaking: White House restricted access to Trump's calls with Putin and Saudi crown prince
cnn.com/2019/09/27/pol…
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Andrew wrote:Nothing to see here folks. Witch-hunt!!
Breaking: White House restricted access to Trump's calls with Putin and Saudi crown prince
cnn.com/2019/09/27/pol…
Given that this administration has been plagued by leaked phone calls, why should this be surprising?
Do you think presidential phone calls with leaders concerning national security matters etc. should be broadcast on FB live?
Monker wrote:Impeachment is a remedy for removing a President from office who abuses the power of the Presidency. Period. That is what Trump has ADMITTED PUBLICLY to doing.
Monker wrote:My God, you have no clue. He will be charged with abuse of power. It is not "partisan" at all.
Monker wrote:There doesn't need to be a "crime". Even you admitted that the House can impeach him for whatever they want.
Monker wrote:Impeachment also covers federal judges.
John Pickering, U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives on March 2, 1803, on charges of mental instability and intoxication on the bench; Convicted by the U.S. Senate and removed from office on March 12, 1804.
Samuel Chase, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives on March 12, 1804, on charges of arbitrary and oppressive conduct of trials; Acquitted by the U.S. Senate on March 1, 1805.
James H. Peck, U.S. District Court for the District of Missouri.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives on April 24, 1830, on charges of abuse of the contempt power; Acquitted by the U.S. Senate on January 31, 1831.
Charles Swayne, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives, December 13, 1904, on charges of abuse of contempt power and other misuses of office; Acquitted by the U.S. Senate February 27, 1905.
Robert W. Archbald, Commerce Court and U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives, July 11, 1912, on charges of improper business relationship with litigants; Convicted by the U.S. Senate and removed from office, January 13, 1913.
George W. English, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Illinois.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives, April 1, 1926, on charges of abuse of power; Resigned from office November 4, 1926; Senate Court of Impeachment adjourned to December 13, 1926, when, on request of the House manager, impeachment proceedings were dismissed.
Harold Louderback, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives, February 24, 1933, on charges of favoritism in the appointment of bankruptcy receivers; Acquitted by the U.S. Senate on May 24, 1933.
NONE of the above have specific "crimes". They have to do with abuse of power, or inappropriate conduct....EXACTLY what Trump admitted to. It is impeachable. Period.
Monker wrote:And, you are a liar. "Relentless Bernie bashing". Never happened.
Monker wrote:You have invoked Dershowitz in the past...just saving your the trouble of typing your response. He's wrong.
Monker wrote:Dude. He PUBLICLY ADMITTED to it, even before the transcript! The transcript backs up his own admission. Too funny!
Monker wrote:The whistle blower and Trump ADMITTING PUBLICLY that he discussed investigating Biden with Ukraine have NOTHING to do with each other! If the whistle blower is a lying political hack, that does not change the FACT that Trump admitted publicly that he asked Ukraine to investigate Biden! LOL....you are making no sense AT ALL!
Monker wrote:I'm not getting into this again. If people want to go to RealClearPolitics.com and look up the final polls before election day and see for themselves that election was too close to call, that's fine. What you are talking about is RCP taking those "too close to call" states and accepting the numbers and rolling with it to get a prediction. Not a good idea! They should have just called it for what it was - too close to call.
Monker wrote:LOL! YOU are the one who was arguing that the polls were wrong! I was the one saying they got it right. You are fucking
Hillaryious!
Monker wrote:If anybody else is abusing their position like Trump is, they should be kicked out of office, too.
Monker wrote:You are in total denial and just making shit up now.
Monker wrote:This was reported completely correctly and investigated by the IG...everything was followed by the book. The only reason you are complaining is that Trump got caught.
Monker wrote: Like I said, you should stop using Dershowitz as your mentor in such things.
Monker wrote:I said "allow". No President should ever be allowed to do this. If they are doing this in what they believe is secrecy, they should KNOW they are doing it at the risk of being impeached. If Trump is NOT impeached, it will allow for this to be done without any need for secrecy as that precedent will be set.
Monker wrote: And, you are allowing your allegiance to a demagogue to blind you.
Andrew wrote:You are beyond help. Magapalooza awaits.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Andrew wrote:You are beyond help. Magapalooza awaits.
Not interested in your fact-free cyber insults. Like I said, if you want to talk shit, I am happy to speak at MRFest.
Also, any updates on that 100% verified dossier? What about Trump's pedophile connections? How about Manafort meeting with Assange?
Your track record for BS news is worse than ConservativeTreeHouse (or whatever).
Andrew wrote:Here is why any interaction with you is pointless. Monker also tries, but hits the same blinkered magabrick wall...
No matter who posts what here, if it’s not in line with your philosophy then it’s wrong, fact free, from a non-credible source, bullshit...whatever.
So I’m done. I’ll just ignore any future posts.
You’ve become the most aggressive asshole here
and if you threaten me one more time I’ll delete your account and every post you’ve ever made on here.
Trump is the most crooked, corrupt, moronic, self-serving, lying president ever. He will only be known for that, and with any luck he will rot in prison for his many crimes.
I’m on the right side of history here, but I’m also a patient guy...there is no other possible outcome.
PS. TDS only exists because the Orange Sphincter is undeservedly in office and those with half a brain cell and any shred of decency get wound up when they see such blatant shittiness affecting so many people that deserve better.
Ahhhhh. That felt good. DONE!
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Monker wrote:Impeachment is a remedy for removing a President from office who abuses the power of the Presidency. Period. That is what Trump has ADMITTED PUBLICLY to doing.
If he admitted that, please quote it. He asked for a favor concerning Crowdstrike and later asked about Biden corruption involving Ukraine. Where's the crime?Monker wrote:My God, you have no clue. He will be charged with abuse of power. It is not "partisan" at all.
Two leaders talking on the phone is not an abuse. The main witness and person on the receiving end of the "abuse", Zelensky, says there was no abuse. Like I said, you have nothing but partisan butt-hurt.Monker wrote:There doesn't need to be a "crime". Even you admitted that the House can impeach him for whatever they want.
The articles against Nixon and Clinton all contained definable crimes. Past is prologue.
All you have is wishful thinking. If it was up to you, the House should have impeached Trump over serving fast food to college sports teams.Monker wrote:Impeachment also covers federal judges.
John Pickering, U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives on March 2, 1803, on charges of mental instability and intoxication on the bench; Convicted by the U.S. Senate and removed from office on March 12, 1804.
Samuel Chase, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives on March 12, 1804, on charges of arbitrary and oppressive conduct of trials; Acquitted by the U.S. Senate on March 1, 1805.
James H. Peck, U.S. District Court for the District of Missouri.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives on April 24, 1830, on charges of abuse of the contempt power; Acquitted by the U.S. Senate on January 31, 1831.
Charles Swayne, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives, December 13, 1904, on charges of abuse of contempt power and other misuses of office; Acquitted by the U.S. Senate February 27, 1905.
Robert W. Archbald, Commerce Court and U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives, July 11, 1912, on charges of improper business relationship with litigants; Convicted by the U.S. Senate and removed from office, January 13, 1913.
George W. English, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Illinois.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives, April 1, 1926, on charges of abuse of power; Resigned from office November 4, 1926; Senate Court of Impeachment adjourned to December 13, 1926, when, on request of the House manager, impeachment proceedings were dismissed.
Harold Louderback, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
Impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives, February 24, 1933, on charges of favoritism in the appointment of bankruptcy receivers; Acquitted by the U.S. Senate on May 24, 1933.
NONE of the above have specific "crimes". They have to do with abuse of power, or inappropriate conduct....EXACTLY what Trump admitted to. It is impeachable. Period.
Every instance you cite is nearly 100 years old. Some even older.Monker wrote:And, you are a liar. "Relentless Bernie bashing". Never happened.
I was here. Yes you did. In fact, you still do.Monker wrote:You have invoked Dershowitz in the past...just saving your the trouble of typing your response. He's wrong.
On maybe a handful occasions, I have used a quote of his. The quote is, "in America we prosecute crimes NOT people." It's a good quote. I haven't relied on Alan for legal analysis. That said, he is def more knowledgeable than your apparent legal idols, Rachel Maddow and Don Lemon.Monker wrote:Dude. He PUBLICLY ADMITTED to it, even before the transcript! The transcript backs up his own admission. Too funny!
Admission of what? Talking to the leader of another nation? A president can ask another leader to look into whatever he or she wants.Monker wrote:The whistle blower and Trump ADMITTING PUBLICLY that he discussed investigating Biden with Ukraine have NOTHING to do with each other! If the whistle blower is a lying political hack, that does not change the FACT that Trump admitted publicly that he asked Ukraine to investigate Biden! LOL....you are making no sense AT ALL!
I never said the whistleblower was a liar. I do think the leak was politically motivated and I think these types of conversations take place all the time between leaders.Monker wrote:I'm not getting into this again. If people want to go to RealClearPolitics.com and look up the final polls before election day and see for themselves that election was too close to call, that's fine. What you are talking about is RCP taking those "too close to call" states and accepting the numbers and rolling with it to get a prediction. Not a good idea! They should have just called it for what it was - too close to call.
RCP's analysis of those polls predicted a Hillary win. There is no proof that the election was too close to call - not from you, RCP, or anyone significant in the media. The Trump victory was a surprise upset.Monker wrote:LOL! YOU are the one who was arguing that the polls were wrong! I was the one saying they got it right. You are fucking
Hillaryious!
Except you never said that. All you said on this forum is that Hillary had it in the bag. You are attempting to rewrite history. When Trump doesn't get impeached, you will do the same thing again.Monker wrote:If anybody else is abusing their position like Trump is, they should be kicked out of office, too.
So you don't know. You have no frame of reference regarding these types of calls because all you have is one selective and partisan leak from a CIA scumbag.Monker wrote:You are in total denial and just making shit up now.
Not at all. If Trump's behavior is an abuse of power, the CIA should retroactively leak every call every past president had with Ukraine (or any leader).Monker wrote:This was reported completely correctly and investigated by the IG...everything was followed by the book. The only reason you are complaining is that Trump got caught.
Phone calls between leaders happen all the time. The important question is 'why' was this singled out and reported, especially given the president's animus towards certain factions of the intelligence community. Also, the IG is overseen by the DOJ. As far as I'm aware, the DOJ already said this was nothing.Monker wrote: Like I said, you should stop using Dershowitz as your mentor in such things.
And you should really stop hating on prominent Jews like Bernie and Alan. I see you Adolph.Monker wrote:I said "allow". No President should ever be allowed to do this. If they are doing this in what they believe is secrecy, they should KNOW they are doing it at the risk of being impeached. If Trump is NOT impeached, it will allow for this to be done without any need for secrecy as that precedent will be set.
Presidents shouldn't be allowed to discuss openly with foreign leaders? Both Crowdstrike and Biden corruption merit investigation. If that is touched upon in the context of a phone call, who gives a shit? You just have an issue with it because they are both, Crowdstrike and Biden, sacred cows of the Democratic establishment. And you are on here to defend the fetid rancid corpse of the DNC at all costs.Monker wrote: And, you are allowing your allegiance to a demagogue to blind you.
My multiple donations to Gravel, Tulsi, and Bernie would indicate otherwise. What candidates have you donated to?
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Saying outright lies like "Hillary had permission to use a private server"
Monker wrote:Wow, you are in complete denial. You are in denial of the facts. You are even in denial of history. All I am seeing is someone who has an unwavering loyalty to a demagogue and refusal to admit when he's wrong. That doesn't allow any space for debate, or even discussion.
In the meantime, since Ukraine broke, over 100 more members of congress turned in favor of the impeachment inquiry. This is a REAL problem - no matter how much Trump denies it. Impeachment is going to happen. Any smart political minded person would admit and start focusing on the trial in the Senate. Trump doesn't seem to be that smart.
And, one specific thing you asked me about, which I actually that was an interesting question. You asked who I donated to. As I have said many times, I do subscribe to any party. So, I do not donate...or caucus. I feel it is up to the members of the party to decide who to nominate. If I were to donate, I would probably donate to Weld, because I think he is closer to my views than any other candidate out there.
Monker wrote:Oh, please. You know that isn't true. You just constantly have a desire to disparage people. I said I saw something online that said that, somebody asked for the link...I couldn't find it to post it, so I backed off of it. So, I screwed up. But, it's not a lie.
Monker wrote: That's just not true. She had permission to use it.
You don't care about this shit. All you are doing is trying to paint people in a negative way. For example, when I said the last poll I saw had Sanders behind Biden, Warren, and Harris. You called that a lie, too. But, I didn't feel like pandering to your bullshit looking it up and posting it. So, you call it my "imaginary poll" and go down this same tangent you did above. But, this wasn't some obscure link on the internet...it was all over the news.
ANYBODY paying attention should have known I was right. In fact, I wasn't even paying that close of attention back then and I saw it. So, when I post not just one but TWO polls showing I was right, can you admit it? Nope...you go off on more excuses and disparaging bullshit.
Then you lace your posts with trolling....especially when you are triggered and want to change the subject. It is just so obvious. You like to dictate to others. You don't like discussion.
In fact, I think you WANT Andrew to kick you off just so you can be some kind martyr.
It is very transparent and causes you to look very childish and weak.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Monker wrote:Oh, please. You know that isn't true. You just constantly have a desire to disparage people. I said I saw something online that said that, somebody asked for the link...I couldn't find it to post it, so I backed off of it. So, I screwed up. But, it's not a lie.
That's not what happened at all. Boomchild mentioned that Hillary was conducting official state business on unsecured server, and you replied with the following:Monker wrote: That's just not true. She had permission to use it.
It was only until later, when I asked for actual sourcing, did you say you saw it online and couldn't find it. You literally invented a lie and thought you could get away with it. It is symptomatic of the type of political discourse you conduct on here. It's fundamentally dishonest and it makes KC look like Water Cronkite.
You don't care about this shit. All you are doing is trying to paint people in a negative way. For example, when I said the last poll I saw had Sanders behind Biden, Warren, and Harris. You called that a lie, too. But, I didn't feel like pandering to your bullshit looking it up and posting it. So, you call it my "imaginary poll" and go down this same tangent you did above. But, this wasn't some obscure link on the internet...it was all over the news.
You are attempting to rewrite history again. You posted another factually nebulous claim without any sourcing. Yeah, sure, after harping on it, you eventually dug up a link long after the fact. So what?
[ANYBODY paying attention should have known I was right. In fact, I wasn't even paying that close of attention back then and I saw it. So, when I post not just one but TWO polls showing I was right, can you admit it? Nope...you go off on more excuses and disparaging bullshit.
The guy who thought AOC was running for president is now lecturing me on attentiveness? Too funny.
It is very transparent and causes you to look very childish and weak.
If I wanted to look childish and weak, I would melodramatically threaten to quit this forum and then come back a few days later - like you. You are just an uninformed aging old queen. There's a reason this forum operates civilly when you're gone. Go take a shit.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Monker wrote:Wow, you are in complete denial. You are in denial of the facts. You are even in denial of history. All I am seeing is someone who has an unwavering loyalty to a demagogue and refusal to admit when he's wrong. That doesn't allow any space for debate, or even discussion.
You are a repeat liar who doesn't even merit a response. From Hillary server abuse to imminent economic meltdowns to Russiagate, you have been wrong on virtually every issue of this administration.
I have nothing to admit being wrong about.
In the meantime, since Ukraine broke, over 100 more members of congress turned in favor of the impeachment inquiry. This is a REAL problem - no matter how much Trump denies it. Impeachment is going to happen. Any smart political minded person would admit and start focusing on the trial in the Senate. Trump doesn't seem to be that smart.
You would need a super majority in the senate, which is unlikely to happen.
The house's actions just guarantee Trump a 2020 landside and cement his place in history as being opposed by status quo establishment forces - like FDR and JFK. The optics are completely a win for Trump.
And, one specific thing you asked me about, which I actually that was an interesting question. You asked who I donated to. As I have said many times, I do subscribe to any party. So, I do not donate...or caucus. I feel it is up to the members of the party to decide who to nominate. If I were to donate, I would probably donate to Weld, because I think he is closer to my views than any other candidate out there.
You care so much about the imperiled fate of this country that you can't even give a dime to candidates you believe in? Pretty much says it all. If the conviction of your beliefs extends only to spreading bullshit on a music forum, then you pretty much don't care at all.
Monker wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:Monker wrote:Oh, please. You know that isn't true. You just constantly have a desire to disparage people. I said I saw something online that said that, somebody asked for the link...I couldn't find it to post it, so I backed off of it. So, I screwed up. But, it's not a lie.
That's not what happened at all. Boomchild mentioned that Hillary was conducting official state business on unsecured server, and you replied with the following:Monker wrote: That's just not true. She had permission to use it.
It was only until later, when I asked for actual sourcing, did you say you saw it online and couldn't find it. You literally invented a lie and thought you could get away with it. It is symptomatic of the type of political discourse you conduct on here. It's fundamentally dishonest and it makes KC look like Water Cronkite.
So, I posted something. You called for the link. I couldn't find it so I backed off. You are saying the same thing I did but trying to do it in a disparaging way. That is all it is.You don't care about this shit. All you are doing is trying to paint people in a negative way. For example, when I said the last poll I saw had Sanders behind Biden, Warren, and Harris. You called that a lie, too. But, I didn't feel like pandering to your bullshit looking it up and posting it. So, you call it my "imaginary poll" and go down this same tangent you did above. But, this wasn't some obscure link on the internet...it was all over the news.
You are attempting to rewrite history again. You posted another factually nebulous claim without any sourcing. Yeah, sure, after harping on it, you eventually dug up a link long after the fact. So what?
The fact is that it was NOT "factually nebulous", or a lie, or an "imaginary poll". It was reality. Sanders was in fourth place in the polls after that debate. FACT. It was a fact that was all over the news because of how Harris rose after taking on Biden. It was so hard to miss that I felt absolutely no need to go seek out links to prove it to you. But, you are so quick to jump on this shit and add it to your list of disparaging bullshit that you got caught up in it. So, when I post a link to TWO POLLS that showed I was right, all you can do is make up more bullshit.
You have a complete inability to admit you are wrong. YOU WERE WRONG.[ANYBODY paying attention should have known I was right. In fact, I wasn't even paying that close of attention back then and I saw it. So, when I post not just one but TWO polls showing I was right, can you admit it? Nope...you go off on more excuses and disparaging bullshit.
The guy who thought AOC was running for president is now lecturing me on attentiveness? Too funny.
Yep...and I admitted I wan't paying very close attention even before I said whatever you are referring to. And, I admitted I was wrong...something you don't seem to have the balls to do.It is very transparent and causes you to look very childish and weak.
If I wanted to look childish and weak, I would melodramatically threaten to quit this forum and then come back a few days later - like you. You are just an uninformed aging old queen. There's a reason this forum operates civilly when you're gone. Go take a shit.
I didn't say you WANTED to, I am saying that is how you look.
Monker wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:Monker wrote:Wow, you are in complete denial. You are in denial of the facts. You are even in denial of history. All I am seeing is someone who has an unwavering loyalty to a demagogue and refusal to admit when he's wrong. That doesn't allow any space for debate, or even discussion.
You are a repeat liar who doesn't even merit a response. From Hillary server abuse to imminent economic meltdowns to Russiagate, you have been wrong on virtually every issue of this administration.
The economy has been stalled for over a year now with plenty of indicators of a coming recession, the Russia thing has never ended and is still in congress.I have nothing to admit being wrong about.
In the meantime, since Ukraine broke, over 100 more members of congress turned in favor of the impeachment inquiry. This is a REAL problem - no matter how much Trump denies it. Impeachment is going to happen. Any smart political minded person would admit and start focusing on the trial in the Senate. Trump doesn't seem to be that smart.
You would need a super majority in the senate, which is unlikely to happen.
Not too long ago, it was impossible. Now it is "unlikely". That is not a good thing for Trump...The house's actions just guarantee Trump a 2020 landside and cement his place in history as being opposed by status quo establishment forces - like FDR and JFK. The optics are completely a win for Trump.
This is simply NOT TRUE. You have NO WAY of knowing how all of this is going to play out and what the election will be like over a year from now.And, one specific thing you asked me about, which I actually that was an interesting question. You asked who I donated to. As I have said many times, I do subscribe to any party. So, I do not donate...or caucus. I feel it is up to the members of the party to decide who to nominate. If I were to donate, I would probably donate to Weld, because I think he is closer to my views than any other candidate out there.
You care so much about the imperiled fate of this country that you can't even give a dime to candidates you believe in? Pretty much says it all. If the conviction of your beliefs extends only to spreading bullshit on a music forum, then you pretty much don't care at all.
And, I set you up for an EASY bit of discussion by giving you a completely serious answer to your question. But, as I thought, you can't resist going down a path of trying to disparage and insult. You have no interest in discussion. Thank you for proving it.
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