bluethrunthru
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I can see how your mind works lol
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I can see how your mind works lol
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They're the Leeds united of the political world.Has anyone in anything ever had more staff resign in such a short space of time? Even City in the mid-to-late 90s didn't go through this many staff.
crazyg
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Yes, but they were only obeying orders.The upper echelons of the Nazi party had a high turnover of senior personnel in the spring of 1945.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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You can't s**t stir if there is no s**t to stir.Hope Hicks resigns and the appeasement loving republicans are all over the US media networks blaming the Dems for shit stirring.
Things people will do to keep power.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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I think The Don might live to regret the "Lock her up" chants.
Muller has more political savvy than the whole of the Trump administration put together. Most of the indictments have practically written themselves.
On the one hand, you have the likes of Manafort and Gates, who just couldn't keep their noses out of the trough, and at the other extreme you have Hicks resigning after 9 hours of questioning by the Special Council, presumably because they have uncovered a whole load of lies that she told.
Then you have all the Cushner deals, and bank loans to the tune of hundreds of millions of Dollars for his company after supposedly diplomatic meeting with foreign nationals in the White House.
Being the shrewd (6 times bankrupt since 1991) business man he is, there is no way the Don knew nothing of any of this. He is up to his orange neck in it. He may have said he was going to drain the swamp, but that was only so he could fill it back up again with his family members and close personal friends.
Muller has more political savvy than the whole of the Trump administration put together. Most of the indictments have practically written themselves.
On the one hand, you have the likes of Manafort and Gates, who just couldn't keep their noses out of the trough, and at the other extreme you have Hicks resigning after 9 hours of questioning by the Special Council, presumably because they have uncovered a whole load of lies that she told.
Then you have all the Cushner deals, and bank loans to the tune of hundreds of millions of Dollars for his company after supposedly diplomatic meeting with foreign nationals in the White House.
Being the shrewd (6 times bankrupt since 1991) business man he is, there is no way the Don knew nothing of any of this. He is up to his orange neck in it. He may have said he was going to drain the swamp, but that was only so he could fill it back up again with his family members and close personal friends.
Magicpole
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Correct. Impeachment is off the table. Paralysis is the "best" that can be hoped for if the House switches over. I doubt Republicans will abandon him unless his/their base does.
That’s a no then. That shower of cunts wouldn’t give a shit what the scumbag did or continues to do. Evangelical Christians are the scum of America.
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He hasn't mentioned the stock market for a while now. Wonder why.
Whilst both the rise over the last year and the subsequent correction about a month ago can't really be attributed to Trump (even though he took credit for the rise), the latest instability can be squarely blamed on him due to his stated intention to bring in protectionist tariffs on steel and aluminium. I suspect he won't go through with introducing the tariffs then will take credit for the consequent rise in the stock market!
Whilst both the rise over the last year and the subsequent correction about a month ago can't really be attributed to Trump (even though he took credit for the rise), the latest instability can be squarely blamed on him due to his stated intention to bring in protectionist tariffs on steel and aluminium. I suspect he won't go through with introducing the tariffs then will take credit for the consequent rise in the stock market!
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McMaster rumoured to be going before end of month.
bluethrunthru
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He hasn't mentioned the stock market for a while now. Wonder why.
Whilst both the rise over the last year and the subsequent correction about a month ago can't really be attributed to Trump (even though he took credit for the rise), the latest instability can be squarely blamed on him due to his stated intention to bring in protectionist tariffs on steel and aluminium. I suspect he won't go through with introducing the tariffs then will take credit for the consequent rise in the stock market!
But he has - affecting Canada and China who now threaten retaliation - meanwhile Trump tweets " Trade wars are a good thing because the US will win "
This isolationist protectionist buffoon is someone we are told post Brexit will do us a great trade deal................ha !
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Dow Jones going down faster than Katie Price at a footballers party.
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