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I'm good.

How's Pritzker treating ya? You start paying that mileage tax yet?

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Wanna bet he'll blame it on Conservatives, or Trump?

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WHO GIVES A FUCK

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So much for civil discourse, eh there Kiki?


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I'm good.

How's Pritzker treating ya? You start paying that mileage tax yet?

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Wanna bet he'll blame it on Conservatives, or Trump?

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That one is going to be hard to do since outside of a few ineffectual Republican governors that completely had their hands tied the state of Illinois has been a Democratic stronghold on all levels of government. They currently have a super majority in Springfield as well right now, so the likelihood that this mileage tax will pass is much higher than the last time they tried passing it.

The state is beyond bankrupt and beyond saving.

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WHO GIVES A FUCK.

Saint Obama didn't come right out and tell people he was assassinating Americans - sans trial and guilty verdict. Which one is more heinous?

To hell with all you lobotomized traitors. All you care about is your 'team' winning. As far as you're concerned, fuck democracy, fuck justice, fuck an independent press, fuck everyone not on your 'side'.

Well, fuck you too.

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FUCK OFF

Does RUSSIAN TROLL ring a bell? I've written off enough of your personal abuse to fill a book. Look in the mirror, asswwipe.

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You seem to be confused.
Of course all disasters are caused by Democraps, and whenever Democrats have royally hosed things up, they blame Republicans, and Libtards believe every lie they're told.

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Faced with Cohen’s admissions in court on Thursday, Trump at first tried to bully his way out of the corner by saying that Cohen was a “weak person and not a very smart person.” But he quickly switched gears and effectively confirmed what Cohen had said. “There was a good chance that I wouldn’t have won [the election], in which case I would have gotten back into the business, and why should I lose lots of opportunities [with Russians]?”

Trump’s comments show the coarse, cynical approach he takes toward public service. But more ominously for him, they also reveal that he had much deeper connections to Russia in the midst of the campaign than he has ever previously acknowledged. It suggests that Trump will lie about his Russian connections until he realizes he can no longer get away with it, and then will quite casually admit that he has been lying all along.

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You call it cynical. I call it pragmatic.

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You seem to be confused.
Of course all disasters are caused by Democraps, and whenever Democrats have royally hosed things up, they blame Republicans, and Libtards believe every lie they're told.

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I don't agree that all disasters are created by one party, and both parties are equally culpable in blaming the other. This is why nothing will ever get fixed and our government is broken.

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You call it cynical. I call it pragmatic.

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Pragmatic my ass, 6ix. Even with leaders whom he has tried to befriend, Trump hasn’t done so in ways that give him leverage. Russian President Vladimir Putin has corrupted U.S. elections

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Buckle Up: Next Week Is Going to Be a Busy One for Robert Mueller. Next up on the list is Mueller’s side of the Paul Manafort story.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/buckle-up-next-week-is-going-t
o-be-a-busy-one-for-robert-mueller/ar-BBQjG1w?ocid=spartanntp

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It looks like Trumps been in office long enough now for his economic decisions to begin reversing Obamas recovery.

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It looks like Trumps been in office long enough now for his economic decisions to begin reversing Obamas recovery.

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aaahhhhhhhaaaaaaahhaahhaahaahaahaahahaha.

Delusion of the Week.

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An ex-prosecutor believes that Mueller has a major problem. Can you spot Mueller’s problem?

If Mueller thinks Trump committed a federal crime, his remedy is to recommend impeachment in a report to the attorney general. The attorney general, in turn, is supposed to tell Congress the outcome of the special counsel’s investigation and decide whether the report should be made public. Did you catch the problem? The acting attorney general is Matthew Whitaker, Trump’s creature and a vigorous critic of Mueller’s investigation. Mueller has every reason to expect that Whitaker will suppress the report and limit what he shows to Congress.

A formal report is not, however, Mueller’s only way to tell the Nation (and the GOP controlled senate, which will never impeach) about his conclusions. Mueller could make his report to the Nation through court filings against Trump confederates like Manafort and Cohen. On Monday, Mueller accused Manafort of lying to investigators, breaching his cooperation agreement, and committing further federal crimes. The sentencing briefs will let Mueller tell the story of how Manafort lied about the Trump campaign — and, by extension, lay out the evidence of what the Trump campaign did.

Cohen’s case lets Mueller do the same thing — tell a story, make a report — despite the GOP’s efforts to hush Mueller.

The remarkable thing about Cohen’s plea was its substance. The president of the United States’ personal lawyer admitted to lying to Congress about the president’s business activities with a hostile foreign power, in order to support the president’s story. In any rational era, that would be earthshaking. Now it’s barely a blip. Over the past two years, we’ve become accustomed to headlines like “President’s Campaign Manager Convicted of Fraud” and “President’s Personal Lawyer Paid for Adult Actress’s Silence.” We’re numb to it all. But these are the sorts of developments that would, under normal circumstances, end a presidency.

They still might. Cohen’s plea is only one shoe dropping in a boot warehouse. Who else lied to Congress? They’re not just in danger from Mueller, either. In weeks the Democratic majority will take over the House of Representatives. Control of committees will shift, and subpoenas will fly like arrows at Agincourt. Each hearing will present new terrible choices: Take the Fifth, tell uncomfortable truths, or lie and court perjury charges?

I wouldn’t expect President Trump’s agitated tweets to stop anytime soon.

More at www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2018/11/three-remarkable-things-abou
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Mr. Ken White is a better attorney than I was going to give him credit for. I thought the part that I underlined was part of the article, but you added it there, Second.

You're right. The GOP controlled Senate would never impeach. A Democrat controlled Senate couldn't impeach either. It's the House of Representative's job to impeach. It's the Senate's job to either convict or acquit after the impeachment.

You've really got to stop passing off other people's articles as your own.

Do you know what impeachment means?

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Yeah he has.

MAGA bitch.

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Prove it. It is standard technique in salesmanship to declare your product to be greater than the competition's, but not provide the proof. Salesmen don't ripoff every person they talk to, just the ones that believe the sales pitch without proof.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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Prove that he hasn't, you dumb cunt.

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Nah. Trump's alright.

Sorry not sorry that you have to deal with him for the next 6 years.

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Give me a more palatable source. If it's a legit story, I'm sure somebody other than Rachel is reporting on it.

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Yep, as expected. Can't argue with the facts can you dummy. It going to be another busy week for Mueller I think, I hope.

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Nah. Trump's alright.

Sorry not sorry that you have to deal with him for the next 6 years.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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I love Trump for good reasons:
1) Multi-million dollar tax cut for me. Each year. Never could have gotten that from Hillary.
2) Trump's emotional instability could ruin the GOP. I hope Trump is not smart enough to resign for the good of his party like Spiro Agnew did. And like Nixon did. With those guys gone, President Ford took charge. He was competent, and he also was not a crook nor a loudmouth drama queen like Spiro, Nixon, and Trump. V.P. Pence would make a fine President, in the manner of Ford.
3) Because Ford pardoned Nixon, Ford was not elected to a second term. I hope V.P. Pence learned that lesson from Ford. Pence can privately, on second though, publicly dangle a pardon in front of Trump to get him to resign, then Pence changes his mind once he is President and does not issue the pardon. Oh, that would be such a funny joke on Trump.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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He's not even going to be impeached, so don't worry... he's not going to resign.

Your tax cuts are going to be fine.

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You are right that Trump is not smart enough to resign.

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I suppoze you lissened to Bagman. Az I understand it, Spiro'z rezignation wuznt a matter uv being smart or stoopid, it wuz 'or else'.

And the 'else' wuz a financially ruinous trial followed by forfiture uv assets and prizon time.

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Yep, that's my understanding as well. Hey, does anyone remember the back channel Trumps son in law tried to set up at the Russian embassy? I do, I remember. I don't see how this all ends good for the Trumps.

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New questions about Kushner's alleged plan for back channel Communications with Russia

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Give me a more palatable source. If it's a legit story, I'm sure somebody other than Rachel is reporting on it.

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I suppoze you lissened to Bagman. Az I understand it, Spiro'z rezignation wuznt a matter uv being smart or stoopid, it wuz 'or else'.

And the 'else' wuz a financially ruinous trial followed by forfiture uv assets and prizon time.

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lol

Why doesn't anything important ever happen on Sunday?

Saving the world can wait till Monday. I got football to watch.

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But others weren't so sure.

Ken White, a criminal defense attorney, told NBC News that he didn't think it was a clear cut case, though the tweet was "the kind of thing that prosecutors would look at carefully."

White pointed out that to make a case against Trump, "you'd have to prove that he had 'corrupt intent' (meaning an illegitimate aim like intimidating Stone into silence) and intended to get Stone to keep answering a particular way."

"It would be an incredibly difficult case, as Trump would say that Stone is already telling the truth and Trump is merely praising him for that," White added in an email. "But it's very norm-violating. And it drives prosecutors crazy."

Other legal experts echoed White.

"Yes, Trump is a walking, breathing, tweeting violation of 18 USC 1512 obstruction," tweeted Jed Shugerman, a Fordham University law professor. "But: Taking this tweet *on its own*, how can it be felony witness tampering to publicly agree with a witness account even if you know he's lying? Too broad an application."

And Renato Mariotti, a former federal prosecutor, also tweeted that it would be difficult for a prosecutor to charge Trump with a crime based on solely the tweet.

Conway, Katyal "and other highly respected attorneys quickly noted that Trump’s tweet looks a lot like witness tampering," Mariotti wrote. "They're right — it does. But proving beyond a reasonable doubt that it’s witness tampering is more challenging than it might seem at first glance."

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Is this what we were waiting for on Monday, December 3rd, 2018?

Are we already looking forward to the 10th then?

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lol

Why doesn't anything important ever happen on Sunday?

Saving the world can wait till Monday. I got football to watch.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Is today Monday?
So, Mueller & Crew being exposed as committing Extortion, Bribery, and Suborning Perjury - is that the big news predicted?

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You guys denying what's happening in the courts and the importance of it all is to be expected. Mueller's team will be in court today, then again on Thursday. Here's a video to watch while we wait.

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