Tis_Bearself
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Somebody on this board whose wife works there said NK just does this act in order to get SK to give it stuff.
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Spyridon
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Trump is like, really smart.
No way such a stable genius as him will be impeached; he’s above reproach!
No way such a stable genius as him will be impeached; he’s above reproach!
Tis_Bearself
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For a lot of people, the fact that Trump breathes air is a “high crime and misdemeanor”.
I think they need to calm down and pray that they never experience an actual bad, evil, scheming President. Honestly, Nixon was way way worse. Most of these people complaining are too young to have lived through Nixon.
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TK421
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:fried_egg: 
Secret answer contained within.
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JoshuaIsLord
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No he has not made it halfway yet. Matter of fact, he has not finished his first year yet.
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JoshuaIsLord
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And everyone will can that to the Bank and draw some Interest on it.
He might even switch Parties if Rep lose Senate Control. For Trump, it is all about winning. If he can’t win as a Rep, he will Hop, Skip, and Jump the aisle just to Win.
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JoshuaIsLord
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If Trump gets impeached, it will be done at the hands of the Reps, not the Dems IMHO…
Tis_Bearself
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it’s his bull in a china shop qualities that actually protect him from committing impeachable offenses.Trump is like, really smart.
No way such a stable genius as him will be impeached; he’s above reproach!
He’s simply not capable of scheming anything. If he were to have Putin over they’d probably be seen walking down the street and chowing down together at the Trump Grill.
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PetraG
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If the Senate ever has the stomach to be the first to remove a sitting President, I can hardly see it being a partisan effort.
People talk about congressional “nuclear options,” but removing a sitting President really is that. People who throw the idea around may not realize that, but the Senate does.
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JoshuaIsLord
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Here is a concise timeline on the possible “Impeachment Reason”
And that is just what the Public currently knows. Who knows what Mueller has knows beyond the public.
And that is just what the Public currently knows. Who knows what Mueller has knows beyond the public.
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BoomBoomMancini
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I think its way more likely that the GOP will quietly ask him not to seek re-election. They hate being tied to him, but don’t have the stomach to try to remove him.
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PetraG
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I do not think any of us truly think the President is incapable of accomplishing anything discretely as the leader in a group setting. Of course he can. He does not need to have committed what he believed would get him removed from office. He only needs to have committed an act with knowledge of what it was he was doing. He can plan. He can give directions. He can send underlings off to accomplish tasks on pain of firing. Really, he made himself a real estate tycoon and a TV personality on that kind of thing, no?
I would say that if he did anything wrong, his belief that he would not be caught would be his downfall…if he were to fall, and let us not tell ourselves that a guilty President is sure to be (a) found out and (b) expelled.
The road to be removed from the White House has never been travelled, start to finish. The President would be more resistant to resigning than nearly anyone else I can think of. The evidence will have to be there to get him the whole way against his will, not to mention against the will of a rather large and already disaffected segment of the electorate, and he knows it.*
I don’t think he could be removed unless most of his base were to become convinced he is an utter scoundrel or obviously unable to continue because of undeniable incapacity.
*Well, considering that he just can’t keep from publically obsessing about the investigation, maybe he doesn’t.
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PetraG
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He’d tell them to go jump into a lake of burning sewage. They surely know it and they know he knows they know it.
He talks a great deal as if he believes he was the savior of the GOP, and as if they’re simply too arrogant to admit it (particularly the ones he beat and their partisans).
You are right, though: they do not work and play well together.
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BoomBoomMancini
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Maybe. He seems to hate the job, and if the latest reporting is true, he never wanted to win anyway. It was all a publicity stunt. I think if he could not seek reelection in some way that let him save face, he might agree. Especially if he continues to be extremely unpopular and is facing electoral defeat.
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PetraG
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I have a hard time believing that he ran for President in the firm belief that he’d lose. That doesn’t make sense considering the way he talked about McCain and Romney.
I do believe he ran for President with some enormous misconceptions about what the job entailed. Do you remember the first meeting he had with Obama, when they talked for such a long time and Mr. Trump was so complimentary about Obama’s help (on that day, anyway)? I do believe that President Obama very patiently explained all the things that Mr. Trump would have to do in order to be ready to run the government. Mr. Obama detests Mr. Trump, but he wasn’t going to set the government up for complete and utter chaos by conveniently “forgetting to mention” all the things that Mr. Trump did not know about his new role.
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BoomBoomMancini
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Doesn’t seem that far-fetched to me. He’d get to be the darling of the right-wing media, and have a huge chunk of the country he could sell MAGA gear to. Of course, he’d claim he only lost because Hillary cheated or whatever, because he’s a raging narcissist. But in many ways it would be better for him. He could go on Hannity weekly and talk about how great it would have been if he were President, and never have to actually deliver on his bombast. Now he actually has to do the day-to-day job of being the President, and his approval rating is in the 30s.
Tis_Bearself
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Which would likely bring on some big tweet about how So-and-so had the nerve to tell him not to run, well guess what, he’s not backing down, are you with him, supporters? (resounding chorus of Yeas from the Trump faithful)
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BoomBoomMancini
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I mean, I get that you don’t want to underestimate the narcissism of Donald Trump, but presumably if his approval rating doesn’t improve dramatically, he’ll know he’s probably not going to get lucky twice. His ego might prefer to not seek reelection than face likely defeat. If he just doesn’t seek reelection, he can do it in a way that saves his ego. “Well, I accomplished SO MUCH in the last four years and really made America super awesome (many members of my family say I’m the greatest President since Julius Caesar!), so I’ve decided to pass the reins on to (chosen sacrificial lamb).”
Tis_Bearself
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He may just decide to step aside because he’s had his time as President and he personally is tired of it. It’s going to have to be his own decision though. If anybody other than Ivanka or Jared tells him he needs to step aside, he will get mad and not do it.
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angel12
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Don’t forget the Republicans’ incessant negativity about Obama.
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