TRUMP ACCOMPLISHMENTS

[AbbyTC]

"THE SCENE AT A TRUMP RALLY: Trump supporters have gathered for a rally with the president tonight in West Virginia, hours after news broke that Trump's campaign chair and longtime lawyer are both guilty of felonies. NBC News spoke to one man in a 'Hillary for Prison' shirt who said of the convictions: 'I don't see how that has anything to do with Trump.'" 

And in other news, Giuliani insists that "truth isn't truth".   

This administration is a whack job.

[The Troll]

   
  Trump sure didn't drain the swamp, but Bob MULLER SURE IS!       

[Palehorse]

Developments today sure do not look good for the Raging Cheeto.

Cohen is rolling on him and has a paper trail demonstrating the Cheeto paid his lawyer to pay that porno actress off.

Manafort is guilty on 8 counts and a mistrial on the other 10; so more to come there. Tax fraud, bank fraud, hiding foreign bank accounts.

Hope you like your Cheeto fried, because the fryer is heating up right now. . .

The devil is in the details and I expect any others involved are consulting with their own lawyers to line up and try to secure a deal of their own to keep them out of of the sin bin by rolling on the Cheeto. ("I can see Russia from here").

Trumpites, enjoy your 15 minutes of infamy as the clock is ticking. . . And forget a second term for this bully. He'll be lucky to escape with his freedom. . . And the GOP now wears the scarlet letter. . .

[Henry Hawk]

I knew this would get you kids fired up..........


No collusion with the Russians..........ISN'T THAT what this was supposed to be about???


My suggestion is for everyone to calm down. Let's wait on FACTS.  First it was russian collusion, then it was Trump had dementia, then stormy daniels....there was /always has been........"something".......now this.


Every time...it was "Trump is through!".... then his ratings went up.


I'm still betting on Trump.  I'm betting 2018, there will be no blue wave....and 2020, there will still be a Trump presidency.  But, time will tell.

[Henry Hawk]

Let's get back on topic okay...




U.S. Steel has announced that they will invest $750 million at their 110-year-old steel manufacturing plant known as Gary Works in Gary, Indiana, crediting President Trump's protective tariffs on steel imports.
[/size]
"We are pleased to be making this significant investment at Gary Works, which will improve the facility's environmental performance, bolster our competitiveness and benefit the local community for years to come," Burritt said in a statement.
"We are experiencing a renaissance at U.S. Steel," Burritt said.

[The Troll]

Let's get back on topic okay...




U.S. Steel has announced that they will invest $750 million at their 110-year-old steel manufacturing plant known as Gary Works in Gary, Indiana, crediting President Trump's protective tariffs on steel imports.
[/size]
"We are pleased to be making this significant investment at Gary Works, which will improve the facility's environmental performance, bolster our competitiveness and benefit the local community for years to come," Burritt said in a statement.
"We are experiencing a renaissance at U.S. Steel," Burritt said.

  Dumbass Coo Coo Bird.  Those tariffs can go away as fast as he put them on.  Dodo bird they are after everything Trump has done.  Stealing the election with the help of Russia, fraud, cheating, lying, tax evasion and being the most unfit person to be president of the United States of America.

  He will go down in flames.  As far as the next election, Birdy.  I got a hundred dollar bill to bet you on the next election Trump might be in.  Want to bet chickie   I'll bet Trump will lose if he runs.  If he runs.    The Republican Party is evil and has no morals in any way.. 

[Palehorse]

. . .
I'm still betting on Trump.  I'm betting 2018, there will be no blue wave....and 2020, there will still be a Trump presidency.  But, time will tell.

All of these people are guilty of breaking the laws of this nation. A large number of them were involved in his campaign and all of them were "the best people" the Cheeto "promised" to fill his cabinet with and "drain the swamp". They are now convicted felons, and former right hand men of his. (Former in the sense that he can and will do his best to try to downplay their relationships).

He has illegally ordered his "minions" to commit crimes, including paying hush money to a porno actress and porno model, and his own son(s) met with Russian agents during the campaign. . . the list is a long one. 

At the bare minimum the Cheeto is guilty by association of many of these transgressions himself. Moreover, it is increasingly apparent that the electoral college put a bully and gangster in the White House. And you're okay with this?  (You sleep with dogs you get fleas). 

Already the Cheeto is taking to social media and trying to distance (poorly) himself from these felons. He has lied countless times himself so his credibility doesn't carry the value of toilet paper, and these two latest convictions significantly strengthens the investigation into Russian collusion and other illegal acts currently under investigation by the feds.

Seriously, the ongoing support of this bully despite the growing evidence of his felonious lifestyle is astounding, and serves as validation of the thought that Americans in general are idiots. He's nothing more than Al Capone with a briefcase instead of a Thompson. . .

He has and is bringing disgrace upon the office of the POTUS and directly and negatively impacting its reputation globally, thereby weakening the credibility of this nation and every citizen.

He will not be re-elected and in fact I'd say it is highly likely he will not finish his current term. The saddest part about the latter is that should it become reality then Pence takes the helm; a religious zealot of highly questionable character and ability. 

[Exterminator]

U.S. Steel has announced[/url] that they will invest $750 million at their 110-year-old steel manufacturing plant known as Gary Works in Gary, Indiana, crediting President Trump's protective tariffs on steel imports.

Which I am sure sounds great to simpletons like Trump and his gullible followers.  The reality is that while the tariffs are expected to add 26,280 jobs in the steel and aluminum industries over the next three years, they are expected to reduce employment in the rest of the economy by 432,747 jobs for a net loss of 400,455 jobs.  That's more than 16 jobs lost for every job gained.  How is that beneficial, exactly?

But hey, at least prices of consumer goods are increasing as a direct result of the tariffs as well! 

[Palehorse]

Which I am sure sounds great to simpletons like Trump and his gullible followers.  The reality is that while the tariffs are expected to add 26,280 jobs in the steel and aluminum industries over the next three years, they are expected to reduce employment in the rest of the economy by 432,747 jobs for a net loss of 400,455 jobs.  That's more than 16 jobs lost for every job gained.  How is that beneficial, exactly?

But hey, at least prices of consumer goods are increasing as a direct result of the tariffs as well! 

Short term gain in exchange for long term disaster. . . 

[The Troll]

  Anyone want to bet that there will be a Trump Depression like Nixon had a rescission  when he tried tariffs. 

[Exterminator]

Short term gain in exchange for long term disaster. . . 

Exactly.

[Palehorse]

  Anyone want to bet that there will be a Trump Depression like Nixon had a rescission  when he tried tariffs. 

Yep. It's coming. . . Almost certain if we continue down this path. . .

[Henry Hawk]

All right. I want to address Michael Cohen. How did we get to that? I want to help the law professors, the constitutional experts, the criminal defense lawyers, the former prosecutors and of course, the professors. I want to help them understand what the law is.

The general counsel for the Clinton mob family, Lanny Davis, he had his client pleaded two counts of criminality that don't exist. These campaign finance violations that is all over TV, they are saying implicates the president of the United States directly.

First, let's back up. It is a guilty plea. It is a plea bargain between a prosecutor and a criminal. A criminal who doesn't want to spend the rest of his life in prison. That is not precedent. That applies only to that specific case. Nobody cites plea bargains for precedent. That's number one.

Number two, just because a prosecutor says that somebody violated a campaign law doesn't make it so. He is not the judge. He is not the jury. We didn't adjudicate anything. It never went to court. That's number two.

A campaign expenditure under our federal campaign laws is an expenditure solely for campaign activity. A candidate who spends his own money or even corporate money for an event that occurred not as a result of the campaign, it is not a campaign expenditure.

Let me give a few examples to help people understand this, especially the American people. Let's say, I wrote these down. Let's say a candidate had said we owe vendors a whole lot of money. We've had disputes with them. But I want you to go ahead and pay them. I'm a candidate, I don't want all this negative publicity.

So he says to his private lawyer, you pay them, I'll reimburse you, get it done. Is that illegal? It's perfectly legal.

Yet according to the prosecution of the Southern District of New York it's paid at the direction of the candidate to influence the election. Yes, Mr. Prosecutor, how stupid is your point? It's not a crime.
More, let's say that this candidate settles a lawsuit that was initiated before he becomes a candidate. And he says to his personal lawyer, I want you to pay, settle that lawsuit. You can use my corporate funds, my private funds, whatever it is. That is perfectly legal, too.
The prosecutor would say, but that influenced the election. So what? There are certain things you do that influence an election that are legal and certain things you do to influence an election that are illegal.

Let's say a candidate gets a non-disclosure agreement from a disgruntled employee, and he wants to quiet that disgruntled employee as he goes into the election. He pays the funds out of his pocket or through his corporation. Perfectly legal.

Nothing here was spent out of the campaign. Nothing was done with the campaign or to the campaign. This is exactly what the federal law is.

And Mr. Lanny Davis had his client plead guilty to two offenses that aren't offenses that the prosecutor insisted were offenses. That's why he is no good. That is Michael Cohen against Donald Trump.

Donald Trump is in the clear. Let's say Donald Trump even directed Michael Cohen to make payments in non-disclosure agreements. So what? He is allowed to do that.

Now, here's my question. Has the Southern District of New York ever paid money in a non-disclosure agreement with any of its employees? How about any U.S. attorney's office in the United States? How about the Department of Justice? How about any business?

How about any union? How about the DNC? How about a member of Congress? It's done all the time. It is all hush money. And all of this hush money, they can't pay hush money. Well, it is hush money. It's legal. It's a contract. It's done all the time.

Now, what does Mr. Mueller have left? It's worked. He is chasing the Manhattan madam. Who the hell is the Manhattan madam? I don't know. And how is he interviewing? He is dragging her in front of the grand jury.

What's next? The Manhattan madam. He's got — he's got Manafort where he wants him on banking charges, he set up a few guys like Flynn who has gotten in trouble. Now they have Cohen. What do they have? They have nothing. I'll tell you what they have.

Mr. Mueller as a federal prosecutor is preparing his impeachment report which is an unconstitutional activity. Mr. Mueller is supposed to be non-political. He is not supposed to preparing impeachment report.

Mr. Mueller, I told you before, you can't indict a sitting president. I told you that 15 months ago. Now you figured it out. You and Rosenstein figured it out. Now you and Rosenstein are trying to figure out what to do with the subpoena.

You see, Sean, Giuliani was on your show the other day or somebody's show and said why do they take two or three weeks? I'll tell you why they take two or three weeks. Because Mr. Mueller has to consult Mr. Rosenstein, his boss, to figure out what to do with the subpoena.

I'll tell you what happens when they issue that subpoena. The president of the United States takes it all the way to the Supreme Court. And what does he cite? Department of Justice memos. What else does he cite? The Constitution of the United States.

So this is going to be an impeachment battle in the end. The president of the United States if he doesn't get involved in the perjury trap — think about that. They don't have a crime. He needs this interview to create a crime against the president of the United States. This prosecutor.

Well, that's pretty damn outrageous. So, in any event, I want the news media to understand. You know what took place in the Southern District of New York? Nothing that matters. Zippo.

There was no violation of the federal campaign laws. Lanny Davis blew it. Lanny Davis — Lanny Davis he puts out a tweet today. "Today, Cohen stood up and testified under oath that Donald Trump directed him to commit a crime."

You are a dummy, Lanny.

"By making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an election. If those payments were a crime for Michael Cohen then why wouldn't they be a crime for Donald Trump?"

They weren't a crime for Michael Cohen. He screwed himself. And they're not a crime for Donald Trump either. Now move along and go back into your corner with Hillary Clinton.

[Exterminator]

Well, if bat shit crazy Mark Levin says Trump's in the clear, it must be so!  LMFAO!   

[Henry Hawk]

Well, if bat shit crazy Mark Levin says Trump's in the clear, it must be so!  LMFAO!   

He isn't bat shit crazy!!!! YOU ARE!!! (NO CHANGE BACKS-nanny nanny boo boo!!)

I'm betting he is spot on when it is all said and done...