I didn’t read it. I noticed that it was written by Shifty. The same clown who claimed that he had more than circumstantial evidence that Trump colluded with Russia. Shifty whiffs every time he swings. Calling him a weasel would be an insult to weasels.
But, but…in August (or was it July) somebody borrowed some money for six months at a rate lower than somebody else borrowed for a year and…and… its almost the great depression.
Democrats are predictible in their ability to take a 1st and Goal situation and find a way to let the opposition score. There’s nothing new there. What’s unusual in the present moment is their opposition is both incompetent and corrupt to eleventy dimensions and they’ll still fumble. Despite all his frothy tweets and rhetoric I’m certain Donald realizes the Democrats are his best defense.
How can we predict what incredibly stupid things Trump will do between now and the election? But we can be sure there will be incredibly stupid things done by Trump, just won’t know if they are impeachable or not.
It’s safe to predict Donald will do and say incredibly stupid things between now and November. What’s more difficult is to predict their scope and severity.
There is definitely still time for a third personal lawyer to be charged and sent to prison. Democrats are putting bills forward while draining the swamp creatures President Trump surrounds himself witt and I think they will continue that plan until next election.
Dems will be banging the impeachment drum like a rabid punk bunny they’ll just keep going and going and going and voters are the only ones who can stop them.
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But in the end it doesn’t matter. Trump has declared himself King. And his loyal subjects will approve whatever he decides to do.
Trump could declare that he is taking $2B from government and putting it into building a new Trump Tower, and his loyal subjects would go “That’s seems fair since our King never got his fair chance.” Not one Republican would be angry at what Trump did.