Russia Collusion Scandal (aka A Leftist fantasy)

[bravesnumberone]

Don't worry. When the stock market collapses again, surely thethe will be here to heap praise on Trump.

[thethe]

Don't worry. When the stock market collapses again, surely thethe will be here to heap praise on Trump.

Oh the market will come back down - that much is for sure. But we will see where the economy is as a whole.

[bravesnumberone]

Oh the market will come back down - that much is for sure. But we will see where the economy is as a whole.

When we have another 2008, surely you will tie the economy's performance to the sitting president. Both sides are notoriously guilty of this.

[thethe]

No, they don't. No, it isn't. No, it doesn't. No, it isn't. Source?

http://insider.foxnews.com/2017/12/2...al-correctness

Your claims about the economy are generally pretty hyperbolic. I'd assume that whatever growth we're seeing because of expected tax policy and corporate confidence would have happened under a generic Republican. If given the choice, I'd take the generic Republican economic regime and a lower chance of an international incident based on a Twitter beef.

But this is his presidency and he did push tax reform from the very beginning. Trumps presidency is the one that is beinga ccused of being the worst of all time. The economy says otherwise. Your unwillingness to give Trump any credit on the economy reeks of partisianship. The elimination of burdensome regulation is another great thing that Trump did immediately.

Was the offensive against ISIS planned and implemented after January 20, 2017?

The generals themselves have said they have more freedom. Obama administration micromanaged any conflict because they were concerned about backlash. When you are dealing with animals you don't hesitate. YOu act. It is undeniable the gains that we have made against ISIS after Obama allowed them to grow calling them a JV team and of course ignoring Hezbollah which is a completely different discussion.

[Julio3000]

http://insider.foxnews.com/2017/12/2...al-correctness

This link does absolutely nothing to prove your larger point, about which the available data suggests otherwise.

But this is his presidency and he did push tax reform from the very beginning. Trumps presidency is the one that is beinga ccused of being the worst of all time. The economy says otherwise. Your unwillingness to give Trump any credit on the economy reeks of partisianship. The elimination of burdensome regulation is another great thing that Trump did immediately.

I've said it before: Trump deserves significant credit for the market rally. That doesn't change the fact that you're massively hyperbolic about the economy relative to past years and past presidents.

The generals themselves have said they have more freedom. Obama administration micromanaged any conflict because they were concerned about backlash. When you are dealing with animals you don't hesitate. YOu act. It is undeniable the gains that we have made against ISIS after Obama allowed them to grow calling them a JV team and of course ignoring Hezbollah which is a completely different discussion.

There is really not much practical difference between Obama and Trump policy on ISIS.

[thethe]

This link does absolutely nothing to prove your larger point, about which the available data seems to say otherwise.

You don't like that link? Here is another:

https://www.truthrevolt.org/news/tuc...mmigrant-crime

"Non-citizens are actually far more likely to commit serious crimes than Americans are," the stats reveal. Immigrants commit 22 percent or more than a fifth of all federal murder convictions, for example.

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The video in that link is Tucker discussing statistics. These are not made up numbers. Illegals commit more crimes. It is a fact and was not disclosed because of political correctness. Similar to what happens in Sweden by not discussing demographics of rape suspects.

[sturg33]

Give me specifics of the interfering... what did they physically do to effect the the election?

Darn it I was really hoping for an answer here

[sturg33]

Alright 103 pages, it looks like the usual suspects have started to move on from collusion. Is that right?

[nsacpi]

Darn it I was really hoping for an answer here

Hacked Podesta's emails and disseminated them.

[thethe]

Hacked Podesta's emails and disseminated them.

Do we have proof that they hacked Podesta?

[sturg33]

And that has been proven without a shadow of doubt? Bc I thought wikileaks distributed.

Meanwhile, was the hacking what hurt HRC or the content? What matters?

[thethe]

And that has been proven without a shadow of doubt? Bc I thought wikileaks distributed.

Meanwhile, was the hacking what hurt HRC or the content? What matters?

Don't talk about the content. That is not up for debate? The fact that they were exposed is more important!!!!

[nsacpi]

And that has been proven without a shadow of doubt? Bc I thought wikileaks distributed.

Meanwhile, was the hacking what hurt HRC or the content? What matters?

To the extent the intelligence services have been able to pinpoint it, the individual(s) or organization(s) responsible are associated with the moniker Fancy Bear, who seems to work for the Russians.

[Hawk]

Alright 103 pages, it looks like the usual suspects have started to move on from collusion. Is that right?

Apparently the "collusion" they were referring to all along was between Michael Wolff and Steve Bannon.

[thethe]

I've said it before: Trump deserves significant credit for the market rally. That doesn't change the fact that you're massively hyperbolic about the economy relative to past years and past presidents.

He is the president. He is setting the tone. He cut regulations. He pushed tax reform. Trump absolutely deserves credit for this. Not sure what your comparison point is about my reaction when discussing other presidents.

There is really not much practical difference between Obama and Trump policy on ISIS.

So why the difference in the results? Do you need me to post all the articles talking about how Trump gave more power to the generals? Trump doesn't deserve credit for strategy to defeat ISIS. He would embarrassingly fail if he attempted to do that. He does what any good CEO does. Identify talent and empower them to do their job. Obama on the other hand thought he was all knowing and that he could develop the appropriate actions and failed miserably. JV team and all that...

[thethe]

Apparently the "collusion" they were referring to all along was between Michael Wolff and Steve Bannon.

PAPA DOC!!!!! Dirt over drinks!

Meetings with Russian lawyers! OMG WHAT IS THE WORLD COMING TOTOTOTOTOTOTOT

[sturg33]

This is BIG

[thethe]

To the extent the intelligence services have been able to pinpoint it, the individual(s) or organization(s) responsible are associated with the moniker Fancy Bear, who seems to work for the Russians.

So the person who is so dedicated to analysis on the baseball side and doesn't believe anything he can't prove is so willing to set aside your whole mantra because of your dislike of Trump. That is shocking. I fully expect you to embrace the grit of the Atlanta Braves moving forward sir.

[sturg33]

To the extent the intelligence services have been able to pinpoint it, the individual(s) or organization(s) responsible are associated with the moniker Fancy Bear, who seems to work for the Russians.

Ahhh. Well I guess that passes for proof now

[Hawk]

*STOP THE PRESSES*

“The president ate in bed,” the staffer added. “You had to change the sheets every day. He smoked cigarettes and didn’t try to hide it at all. And he snores. I heard him. He ate a lot of junk food, chips and stuff. He loved fudge and bought it from Murdick’s Fudge. It was a wonder that he stayed so thin.”

Hint: this wasn't written about Trump.