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Sinteres posted:If he sticks with this, people will have to stop saying he's all talk. We'll see. Did they find the new super viagra that grows spines edit: 
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Jaxyon posted:And you should be too for not posting a video link Sorry my dude. Trying to find it. It was at the end of Erin Burnett's show right before Anderson Cooper. I don't think it's been put up yet.
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Jul 14, 2017 01:28
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Spaced God posted:Remember, Russia has presidential elections. Putin always seems to win by 90% Dr. Angela Ziegler posted:The Military and/or Mattis himself would never let this happen. They have too much respect for America (misplaced as that might be at this point) The only reason the intelligence agencies are adversarial to Trump is because he's openly flouted the rule of law, otherwise they would be more than happy to help his zany schemes. Lets put this in perspective: they want this to go back to normal so they can go back to harassing civil rights groups and calling Scooby Doo in on their own engineered crimes. These are people who thought rectally feeding Afghani farmers was a more pressing security concern than the Kremlin infiltrating the government.
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Jul 14, 2017 01:28
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Sneakster posted:That's completely absurd, but does anyone actually think Trumps reaction to prosecution isn't going to be something unthinkably stupid and horrid? Coup's need 2 major things: Secret Police and the military. Trump has managed to alienate both. What's much, much more likely is increased voter suppression.
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Maybe. Well, not really. If his were to be the deciding vote, there's basically no chance he would choose the well-being of his constituents over his party's line. But if they're already going to be more than one vote short of passing it, then there's no actual consequence to voting No, propping up his fake "Maverick" image so that it might still be useful next time he needs it.
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Jul 14, 2017 01:32
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Sneakster posted:That's completely absurd, but does anyone actually think Trumps reaction to prosecution isn't going to be something unthinkably stupid and horrid? I think it's entirely within the realm of possibility that he tries something nuts if put under too much pressure. If the top Republican leadership is really compromised they might just go along with it. I'm pretty much at the point where I legit thing Trump could publiclly announce he colluded with Putin, Russia rules, and he'd do it again and the Republican party would make grumbling noises and frown and then... do nothing. The one thing I'm sure of is that even if the piss tape drops tonight and Mueller announced EXTREME COLLUSION IMPEACH NOW tomorrow, things are absolutely going to get worse before they (maybe) get better. Dr. Angela Ziegler posted:The Military and/or Mattis himself would never let this happen. They have too much respect for America (misplaced as that might be at this point) Even if it's better then Emperor Trump, a military coup to 'restore democracy' is pretty much RIP America 1776-2018 - Putin wins scenario. But yeah, I doubt the military is institutionally broken enough to go along with a Trump/Republican coup/martial law attempt. /clancy chat
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Jul 14, 2017 01:34
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mod sassinator posted:Makes you wonder just how bad things are if Trump's lawyer is working 16 hour days and getting into emotional outbursts at the smallest provocation. This is the part that's got me confused. It's not surprising that everyone around Trump is garbage, but are all of them spending literally every hour of the day writing threats to every single internet nobody who posts on twitter? When do they eat?
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Jul 14, 2017 01:35
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Sinteres posted:My money's on that guy actually committing suicide. It would be pretty easy to verify the health and insurance issues, and to see if he purchased helium. Plus a suspicious death of an American citizen that could be investigated and connected to campaign issues doesn't seem to serve Russia's interests and would represent a pretty significant escalation from killing Russian dissidents abroad. I read that article as "Mayo Clinic discovered to offer discrete, luxury assisted suicide to wealthy Americans"
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Jul 14, 2017 01:35
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Robot Hobo posted:Did John McCain finally make it to the Wizard of Oz and learn that the spine he wished for... was inside him all along? Good Goon, investing word choice. I'm actually in a production of Oz right now and let me tell you the parallels to Trump in this play are unnerving... 
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Fintilgin posted:I think it's entirely within the realm of possibility that he tries something nuts if put under too much pressure. If the top Republican leadership is really compromised they might just go along with it. I'm pretty much at the point where I legit thing Trump could publiclly announce he colluded with Putin, Russia rules, and he'd do it again and the Republican party would make grumbling noises and frown and then... do nothing. Putin's already released the kirovs. They'll be here just before midterms.
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did the thread somehow miss that the gop operative reported dead of a suicide today was peter smith so the report today was confirming suicide as cause of death from june, not announcing the death you know, the peter smith from the wall street journal article from a few weeks ago: https://www.wsj.com/articles/gop-operative-sought-clinton-emails-from-hackers-implied-a-connection-to-flynn-1498770851 so uh yea even if confirmed as a suicide, quite suspicious a very very very very deeply rooted gop dude would just up and off himself because he had the sadbrains about the gop that we've all had for like a while
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John McCain has an absolutely incredible brand as being the reasonable voice in the room for someone who marches straight down the party line but says the same three or four sentences every once in awhile to distance himself from being an "insider." I still see liberal friends posting about how "principled" he is during his biweekly expression of concern with Republican policies. It's like we just forget about Sarah Palin, him doing the "health of the woman" airquotes, about virtually ever time he has ever voted. I don't even care if he ends up being on the right side of an issue once or twice in the future; he's always going to be all talk.
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Bicyclops posted:John McCain has an absolutely incredible brand as being the reasonable voice in the room for someone who marches straight down the party line but says the same three or four sentences every once in awhile to distance himself from being an "insider." I still see liberal friends posting about how "principled" he is during his biweekly expression of concern with Republican policies. It's like we just forget about Sarah Palin, him doing the "health of the woman" airquotes, about virtually ever time he has ever voted. I don't even care if he ends up being on the right side of an issue once or twice in the future; he's always going to be all talk. Show your liberal friends how fried his brain is.
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Jul 14, 2017 01:40
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Ammanas posted:Back in darker times I had some suicide ideation but my big concerns were pain/guarantee of death but most importantly not leaving a mess. Glad I didn't know/go researching this poo poo It's pretty hosed up, and only part of why those pro-suicide sites like the article mentioned are so horrible. People have those mental blocks for a reason, cheerleading that stuff is inhuman.
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skylined! posted:did the thread somehow miss that the gop operative reported dead of a suicide today was peter smith Killary strikes again.
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Jul 14, 2017 01:41
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Interview starts at 28:35. The further it goes the worse the bearded dickhead on the left gets it. Fred Astaire would be impressed by this guys tap dancing. https://youtu.be/4Zjxo16G0k8
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McCain is a Paper Tiger right up until the point that maybe the fire will start to burn him. But I doubt he'll fall over with a no.
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Lote posted:Killary strikes again. i know we're all joking about that but it's important to remember that per the wsj story, this dude could have been a big part of the russia investigation, and further linking the gop to russian money
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Jul 14, 2017 01:43
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Bicyclops posted:John McCain has an absolutely incredible brand as being the reasonable voice in the room for someone who marches straight down the party line but says the same three or four sentences every once in awhile to distance himself from being an "insider." I still see liberal friends posting about how "principled" he is during his biweekly expression of concern with Republican policies. It's like we just forget about Sarah Palin, him doing the "health of the woman" airquotes, about virtually ever time he has ever voted. I don't even care if he ends up being on the right side of an issue once or twice in the future; he's always going to be all talk. John McCain has always been a poo poo. Like he's never been good, he just had the good fortune of spending most of his career (fuckups) before the internet was a thing so he built up an aura that was complete bullshit. Even Jon loving Stewart fell for that poo poo.
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TyroneGoldstein posted:John McCain has always been a poo poo. Like he's never been good, he just had the good fortune of spending most of his career (fuckups) before the internet was a thing so he built up an aura that was complete bullshit. Even Jon loving Stewart fell for that poo poo. BCRA was cool and good.
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skylined! posted:i know we're all joking about that but it's important to remember that per the wsj story, this dude could have been a big part of the russia investigation, and further linking the gop to russian money
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Jul 14, 2017 01:48
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Sneakster posted:Hmm. Are G Liddy's current whereabouts known? just hope the peter smith autopsy includes utilization of a geiger counter
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skylined! posted:i know we're all joking about that but it's important to remember that per the wsj story, this dude could have been a big part of the russia investigation, and further linking the gop to russian money There's always a trail. Like why would an investment banker billionaire care about a $5 million insurance policy?
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Jul 14, 2017 01:53
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What if we find out that someone bet Trump a few years back that he could never release a sex tape that would be as famous as the Hilton or Kardashian videos, and this entire ordeal has been his plan to win the bet by somehow creating the burning demand for a sex tape starring an elderly man? He's been a 7th-dimensional chess mastermind all along, we just never understood his true goal, and the release of his piss tape will be his ultimate triumph as it utterly crushes all others before it. We're playing right into his hands, sheeple!
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Jul 14, 2017 01:55
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Your Taint posted:Interview starts at 28:35. The further it goes the worse the bearded dickhead on the left gets it. Fred Astaire would be impressed by this guys tap dancing. Trump supporters would be fine with that interview. He claims to be ignorant of details of campaigns that laypeople don't know, and then mentions Hillary as often as possible.
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Your Taint posted:Interview starts at 28:35. The further it goes the worse the bearded dickhead on the left gets it. Fred Astaire would be impressed by this guys tap dancing. Oh my God they're both completely disgusted with him 
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Your Taint posted:Interview starts at 28:35. The further it goes the worse the bearded dickhead on the left gets it. Fred Astaire would be impressed by this guys tap dancing. Jaxyon posted:Trump supporters would be fine with that interview. He claims to be ignorant of details of campaigns that laypeople don't know, and then mentions Hillary as often as possible. Yeah, it bothers me immensely just how well he is executing his strategy here. This man has been coached in this technique, and coached well. Edit: I have no idea how effective the strategy might be at the moment with how blatantly bad the Trump jr emails are, but he is executing it perfectly here nontheless.
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Robot Hobo posted:What if we find out that someone bet Trump a few years back that he could never release a sex tape that would be as famous as the Hilton or Kardashian videos, and this entire ordeal has been his plan to win the bet by somehow creating the burning demand for a sex tape starring an elderly man? He's been a 7th-dimensional chess mastermind all along, we just never understood his true goal, and the release of his piss tape will be his ultimate triumph as it utterly crushes all others before it. We're playing right into his hands, sheeple! this is not what is happening, but may end up being his defense
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Jul 14, 2017 02:03
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Sinteres posted:If he sticks with this, people will have to stop saying he's all talk. We'll see. I'll take back an awful lot of poo poo I've said about McCain if he sticks to his guns on this. Not all of it. But a good deal. Of course, that's incredibly unlikely to be an issue I ever have to face, which is good, as it would be deeply concerning.
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Lote posted:There's always a trail. Yup. That's why you're always taught to follow the money.
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Ugh, Maddow is running the suicide story this evening. Leave it and the conspiracy poo poo to the conservatives. This is barely better than the Seth Rich nonsense.
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Prester Jane posted:Yeah, it bothers me immensely just how well he is executing his strategy here. This man has been coached in this technique, and coached well. It seemed to me like he was reeling near the end. Perhaps that's just me.
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Don't people get disbarred for doing things like sending death threats to randos?
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Mister Adequate posted:I'll take back an awful lot of poo poo I've said about McCain if he sticks to his guns on this. Not all of it. But a good deal. He just wants to tack on amendments.
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Jul 14, 2017 02:13
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Petr posted:Don't people get disbarred for doing things like sending death threats to randos? My understanding is that in practice you have to try really hard to get disbarred.
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Sinteres posted:My understanding is that in practice you have to try really hard to get disbarred. Nah, you just gotta steal from your clients.
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Sinteres posted:My understanding is that in practice you have to try really hard to get disbarred. I immediately thought of the modern example.
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We read a case in Professional Responsibility where a lawyer in Montana was literally pimping his female client out to his other clients because she wasn't able to pay him. I can't remember if he got disbarred but the fact that I can't remember means you have to gently caress up big time
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Caros posted:Ugh, Maddow is running the suicide story this evening. Putin has an actual track record of killing people who pose a threat to him, though. The Seth Rich conspiracy banks on you believing that the Clintons have been secretly murdering people for decades.
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