ChatterBank1 min ago
A Real Nut Job ?
Is it only me that thinks that this rather silly and childish phrase shouldn't be used by a President of the USA ?
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/wo rld-us- canada- 3998325 7
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.well it was a private phrase which was not designed to be repeated (by anyone outside the KGB)
if you recollect Nixon - by the time the tapes were published
90%of his time by the end was[had been] spent discussing how to get out of Watergate and around 50% had to be blooped because of expletives deleted....
Everyone apparently 'knows' about the 13 y o that Trump um didnt hump -I mean what would the tape about that show?
"Hey I'll you waaaat - look what Daddy's gart fer YOU !"
Girl ( for it is she ) Daddy - you Daddy to your third wife Ivarnka- you more like my grand daddy.
Trump: yeah but never mind baby - it is arl in working order
Girl Hey that looks like a (expletive deleted)only smaller.....
rest of tape lost in transcription
if you recollect Nixon - by the time the tapes were published
90%of his time by the end was[had been] spent discussing how to get out of Watergate and around 50% had to be blooped because of expletives deleted....
Everyone apparently 'knows' about the 13 y o that Trump um didnt hump -I mean what would the tape about that show?
"Hey I'll you waaaat - look what Daddy's gart fer YOU !"
Girl ( for it is she ) Daddy - you Daddy to your third wife Ivarnka- you more like my grand daddy.
Trump: yeah but never mind baby - it is arl in working order
Girl Hey that looks like a (expletive deleted)only smaller.....
rest of tape lost in transcription
He just digs himself deeper and deeper in the ******
Now after initially denying it totally the White House lawyers have admitted they are starting to research the impeachment process
http:// edition .cnn.co m/2017/ 05/19/p olitics /donald -trump- white-h ouse-la wyers-r esearch -impeac hment/
Now after initially denying it totally the White House lawyers have admitted they are starting to research the impeachment process
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Hey peachy !
that is you mikey - remember I am partially sighted - but I have been staring at the screen of Liberty (and Free Speech)
impeachment is miles away -cant see it at all on the horizon
all Trump has done is mooged - nowhere near high crimes and misdemeanours ( which dont have to be criminal acts by the way)
that is you mikey - remember I am partially sighted - but I have been staring at the screen of Liberty (and Free Speech)
impeachment is miles away -cant see it at all on the horizon
all Trump has done is mooged - nowhere near high crimes and misdemeanours ( which dont have to be criminal acts by the way)
// close advisers to the President, including lawyer and surrogate Michael Cohen, visited the White House to discuss his need to hire personal attorneys for Trump.//
apparently lawyers advice to the President is NOT privileged under lawyer-client confidentiality as an office ( the president that is!) isnt a person or client in this context but an office of state
( if you recollect in this coutnry someone got their hands on the attorney generals advice to Bliar over the Iraq War)
apparently lawyers advice to the President is NOT privileged under lawyer-client confidentiality as an office ( the president that is!) isnt a person or client in this context but an office of state
( if you recollect in this coutnry someone got their hands on the attorney generals advice to Bliar over the Iraq War)
Impeachment is nearer than most people think
http:// www.ind ependen t.co.uk /news/w orld/am ericas/ us-poli tics/tr ump-imp eachmen t-repub lican-a mash-fi rst-to- say-pos sible-a 7741796 .html
The 'Nut Job' comments are a possible 'obstruction of Justice' which is one of the grounds for impeachment!
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The 'Nut Job' comments are a possible 'obstruction of Justice' which is one of the grounds for impeachment!
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