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I think Alan J. was sniffing too many hazardous chemicals during his time at the EPA.
 
You guys are right, Trump will totally ride his BS to prison.
 
tlongII said:
I don’t think so.
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MARIS61 said:
The opinionater has a serious case of TDS.
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bodyman5000 and 1 said:
I think Alan J. was sniffing too many hazardous chemicals during his time at the EPA.
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Former Republican Congressman: Trump's presidency won't survive 2019 and is headed for a spectacular political crash-and-burn, fairly soon; Mueller will unveil evidence of Trump putting himself out to the highest bidder in return for campaign help and financing: Russians, Saudis, Emiratis, Qataris.


As a new chapter in American history unfolds with the start of another year, here are some predictions for the political scene in 2019:

  1. Donald J. Trump’s presidency will not survive 2019;
  2. The downward trajectory of every aspect of his tenure indicates we are headed for a spectacular political crash-and-burn — and fairly soon;
  3. His increasingly erratic and angry behavior, his self-imposed isolation, his inability and refusal to listen to smart advisers that he hired, all are leading him to a precipice;
  4. Meanwhile, the global and U.S. economies are softening in great part because of the unnecessary and ill-conceived trade war he launched against Canada and our European allies; if he wanted to conduct a legitimate trade war against China, wouldn’t it have made more sense to have trading allies such as Canada and Europe with us, instead of making them our adversaries?
  5. Consumer confidence is declining and the American economy will slow noticeably in 2019. A recession is right around the corner, heading into 2020;
  6. The volatility in the stock markets threatens to weaken Trump’s support among the GOP donor class, which will translate to GOP senators pulling away from Trump in short order;
  7. Legally, Trump is in peril from not only from special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation but also from separate investigationsbeing conducted by the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York into Trump’s life and business dealings;
  8. Fox News hosts are beginning to question the Trump administration’s actions on air, showing cracks — albeit, small cracks at the moment — in Fox’s heretofore 100 percent fealty to Trump;
  9. These cracks will expand into chasms as news and entertainment mogul Rupert Murdoch calculates Trump’s prognosis and decides he doesn’t want his Fox News network to go down the drain with Trump;
  10. Fox recently lost several days in a row to MSNBC in the ratings race — and Fox host Sean Hannity has lost 20 percent of his nightly audience since the midterm elections;
  11. Without Fox approving Trump’s agenda, his support will decline from the 40s into the upper 20s;
  12. The Mueller investigation will come to an end in 2019;
  13. Mueller will shock everyone with what he has discovered, and the result will be much worse for Trump than anyone has anticipated;
  14. Yes, Trump indeed knew about the now-infamous June 9, 2016, Trump Tower meeting — and he lied to the American people repeatedly about it;
  15. Trump lied on Air Force One when he concocted a phony statementabout “adoptions,” because he knew the truth about the meeting;
  16. The Mueller investigation will unveil evidence of Trump putting himself out to the highest bidder in return for campaign help and financing: Russians, Saudis, Emiratis, Qataris — there will be evidence that millions of foreign dollars illegally flowed into the Trump campaign coffers in 2016;
  17. In other words, Trump basically said, “I’m for sale”;
  18. We may learn the source of the $66 million of his own money that Trump donated to his campaign in 2016. Was it a foreign entity who gave him the money as, in effect, an illegal pass-through?
  19. Now that he has removed Secretary of Defense James Mattis, Trump can do what he tried in 2018: He will remove our troops from South Korea;
  20. This is exactly what North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, and China and Russia want us to do;
  21. Trump tried this last spring but Mattis and former chief of staff John Kelly talked him out of it; now, neither man remains to stop him;
  22. This will provoke a crisis the likes of which we have never seen;
  23. The GOP Senate will go nuts when this happens, as will the Pentagon and Japan;
  24. This action may begin the breaking away of the 20 GOP senators it will take to remove Trump if the House impeaches, dooming the Trump presidency;
  25. In June, the Democratic Party presidential race will begin to take shape when the first TV debates begin with perhaps two dozen candidates; no one yet can predict who will emerge as the 2020 nominee, but history is a guide here:
  26. John Kennedy, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama all won the Democratic nomination in great part as a result of the energy, shoe leather, devotion and passion of an army of young people in the primaries. That phenomenon almost propelled Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) to an upset victory over Hillary Clinton in 2016. Who can harness the youth movement in 2020?
  27. As of today, it looks like Rep. Beto O’Rourke (D-Texas) has that energy behind him and incredible online fundraising abilities; if he runs, he will begin as a formidable candidate in a field of well-known, older candidates (Sanders, Joe Biden, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Michael Bloomberg). That army of young people will be tempted to leave Sanders for O'Rourke — or their loyalties will split between the two, and that may open the door for someone unexpected to step forth;
  28. With Trump forced to exit the scene in 2019, the post-Trump GOP will devolve into all-out reshuffling. The Trump hangover will bedevil the party, just as the immediate post-Nixon era did to the GOP in 1974. The 2020 Republican nomination fight will be even more brutal than the Democratic one;
  29. With Trump disgraced, both political parties will search for a message and a messenger;
  30. An unexpected candidate will seize the political center in 2020.
https://thehill.com/opinion/white-h...ump-goes-unexpected-candidate-emerges-in-2019
 
1. John LeBoutillier is a descendant of the Deep State Vanderbilt family.
2. LeBoutillier was elected to Congress in 1980, representing New York's 6th District.
3. LeBoutillier ran unsuccessfully for re-election versus Robert J. Mrazek in New York's 3rd congressional district.
4. In 1983, LeBoutillier was fined $7,000 by the Federal Election Commission for violating federal election laws during the course of his 1980 congressional campaign.
5. With contributions by individuals limited to $1,000 per person, LeBoutillier accepted a $200,500 contribution from his mother.
6. LeBoutillier's mother was also fined $7,000.
 
I hope this all happens. It seems plausible, but there's some grey area.

Though I hope he isn't immune from prosecution. He deserves to pay for what he did. But knowing him, he's only out for him, so it wouldnt surprise me if that's how it happened.

But in the end, it's just opinion. Cant wait for the facts to drop.
 
I honestly don't think so. Can't say for sure but I think his ego is so immense and ignorance so profound that unlike Tricky Dick the notion that he could really face prosecution is beyond him
True, he is the world's number one victim, no one is more persecuted than he but he is also the greatest president in history ( in his mind) so how could he leave?
 
SlyPokerDog said:
Former Republican Congressman: Trump's presidency won't survive 2019 and is headed for a spectacular political crash-and-burn, fairly soon; Mueller will unveil evidence of Trump putting himself out to the highest bidder in return for campaign help and financing: Russians, Saudis, Emiratis, Qataris.


As a new chapter in American history unfolds with the start of another year, here are some predictions for the political scene in 2019:

  1. Donald J. Trump’s presidency will not survive 2019;
  2. The downward trajectory of every aspect of his tenure indicates we are headed for a spectacular political crash-and-burn — and fairly soon;
  3. His increasingly erratic and angry behavior, his self-imposed isolation, his inability and refusal to listen to smart advisers that he hired, all are leading him to a precipice;
  4. Meanwhile, the global and U.S. economies are softening in great part because of the unnecessary and ill-conceived trade war he launched against Canada and our European allies; if he wanted to conduct a legitimate trade war against China, wouldn’t it have made more sense to have trading allies such as Canada and Europe with us, instead of making them our adversaries?
  5. Consumer confidence is declining and the American economy will slow noticeably in 2019. A recession is right around the corner, heading into 2020;
  6. The volatility in the stock markets threatens to weaken Trump’s support among the GOP donor class, which will translate to GOP senators pulling away from Trump in short order;
  7. Legally, Trump is in peril from not only from special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation but also from separate investigationsbeing conducted by the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York into Trump’s life and business dealings;
  8. Fox News hosts are beginning to question the Trump administration’s actions on air, showing cracks — albeit, small cracks at the moment — in Fox’s heretofore 100 percent fealty to Trump;
  9. These cracks will expand into chasms as news and entertainment mogul Rupert Murdoch calculates Trump’s prognosis and decides he doesn’t want his Fox News network to go down the drain with Trump;
  10. Fox recently lost several days in a row to MSNBC in the ratings race — and Fox host Sean Hannity has lost 20 percent of his nightly audience since the midterm elections;
  11. Without Fox approving Trump’s agenda, his support will decline from the 40s into the upper 20s;
  12. The Mueller investigation will come to an end in 2019;
  13. Mueller will shock everyone with what he has discovered, and the result will be much worse for Trump than anyone has anticipated;
  14. Yes, Trump indeed knew about the now-infamous June 9, 2016, Trump Tower meeting — and he lied to the American people repeatedly about it;
  15. Trump lied on Air Force One when he concocted a phony statementabout “adoptions,” because he knew the truth about the meeting;
  16. The Mueller investigation will unveil evidence of Trump putting himself out to the highest bidder in return for campaign help and financing: Russians, Saudis, Emiratis, Qataris — there will be evidence that millions of foreign dollars illegally flowed into the Trump campaign coffers in 2016;
  17. In other words, Trump basically said, “I’m for sale”;
  18. We may learn the source of the $66 million of his own money that Trump donated to his campaign in 2016. Was it a foreign entity who gave him the money as, in effect, an illegal pass-through?
  19. Now that he has removed Secretary of Defense James Mattis, Trump can do what he tried in 2018: He will remove our troops from South Korea;
  20. This is exactly what North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, and China and Russia want us to do;
  21. Trump tried this last spring but Mattis and former chief of staff John Kelly talked him out of it; now, neither man remains to stop him;
  22. This will provoke a crisis the likes of which we have never seen;
  23. The GOP Senate will go nuts when this happens, as will the Pentagon and Japan;
  24. This action may begin the breaking away of the 20 GOP senators it will take to remove Trump if the House impeaches, dooming the Trump presidency;
  25. In June, the Democratic Party presidential race will begin to take shape when the first TV debates begin with perhaps two dozen candidates; no one yet can predict who will emerge as the 2020 nominee, but history is a guide here:
  26. John Kennedy, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama all won the Democratic nomination in great part as a result of the energy, shoe leather, devotion and passion of an army of young people in the primaries. That phenomenon almost propelled Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) to an upset victory over Hillary Clinton in 2016. Who can harness the youth movement in 2020?
  27. As of today, it looks like Rep. Beto O’Rourke (D-Texas) has that energy behind him and incredible online fundraising abilities; if he runs, he will begin as a formidable candidate in a field of well-known, older candidates (Sanders, Joe Biden, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Michael Bloomberg). That army of young people will be tempted to leave Sanders for O'Rourke — or their loyalties will split between the two, and that may open the door for someone unexpected to step forth;
  28. With Trump forced to exit the scene in 2019, the post-Trump GOP will devolve into all-out reshuffling. The Trump hangover will bedevil the party, just as the immediate post-Nixon era did to the GOP in 1974. The 2020 Republican nomination fight will be even more brutal than the Democratic one;
  29. With Trump disgraced, both political parties will search for a message and a messenger;
  30. An unexpected candidate will seize the political center in 2020.
https://thehill.com/opinion/white-h...ump-goes-unexpected-candidate-emerges-in-2019
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Is that all? I thought the list would be longer.
 
dviss1 said:
Just like I've said before.

The people that CONTINUE to support him after all this shit are the REAL ones who have Trump Derangement Syndrome.

#FACTS
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Trump's Deluded Sycophants
 
barfo said:
Lady Gaga is an excellent choice for Chaplain. Pelosi is doing great so far.

barfo
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Yes, I expect all is well in your world.
I plan on being at the boat next week, want to stop by and give me a hand?
 
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