The Siberian Candidate

[BoyNextDoor]

OK - FFS here it is.

When the newly elected president is being briefed by our $80 Billion dollar a year national intelligence and says he does not think Korea has missiles that can hit the US, but the intelligence officers in the room make it clear that his thinking was not consistent with any of the intelligence our government possesses and he responds:

'I don't care. I believe Putin,"

You open up an investigation into The Siberian Candidate.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

We're going to impeach the motherfucker.

OK - FFS here it is.

When the newly elected president is being briefed by our $80 Billion dollar a year national intelligence and says he does not think Korea has missiles that can hit the US, but the intelligence officers in the room make it clear that his thinking was not consistent with any of the intelligence our government possesses and he responds:

'I don't care. I believe Putin,"

You open up an investigation into The Siberian Candidate.

 

[butters]

it's truly alarming

 

[Ann_Tagonist]

I haven't seen them hit anything yet but if you guys want to lose sleep over it, be my guest.

 

[Ann_Tagonist]

Wait...I may need a clarification. If they miss Hawaii by, say 1000 miles, and the resulting tsunami drowns a bunch of rich liberals and Japanese tourists, does that count as a hit?

 

[mackiemack]

Wait...I may need a clarification. If they miss Hawaii by, say 1000 miles, and the resulting tsunami drowns a bunch of rich liberals and Japanese tourists, does that count as a hit?

https://dailystormer.name/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/old-ugly-tranny-e1489283023836.jpeg
would it include ugly clown trannies lying about cancer?

 

[Ann_Tagonist]

Luk...good to see you. Getting any action with the professor alt?

 

[Tigersman]

Pence needs to organize a parade in Dallas with the president's limo set up just like JFK's. The route should be the same JFK used.

 

[BoyNextDoor]

I'd not be broken hearted if Tiny visited Dallas either. But really it would be like impeaching him: The deplorables would cry foul for a generation or two and the non-Republics around the globe get to sneer that we have to resort to their antics too.

I have every confidence our Republic can withstand Tiny and the Deplorables for two more years, vote the fucker out, take over the Senate, not declare any bullshit emergencies and get on with the people's business of cleaning up the pollution, educating our people and meaningfully leveling the economic playing field for everyone.

Everything else is just the dipshit deplorables needing a reality TV show to watch.

 

[mackiemack]

Luk...good to see you. Getting any action with the professor alt?

so who is paying for u tonight? toejam? how much r u swindling people to pay for ur fake cancer treatments?

 

[Ann_Tagonist]

...deplorables...Deplorables...deplorables ...

Wow! It's a deplorable trifecta!

 

[mackiemack]

Wow! It's a deplorable trifecta!

talk about deplorable acts
https://f1.media.brightcove.com/8/4221396001/4221396001_4270340080001_Cancer.jpg?pubId=4221396001&videoId=4270233637001

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[KeithD]

OK - FFS here it is.

When the newly elected president is being briefed by our $80 Billion dollar a year national intelligence and says he does not think Korea has missiles that can hit the US, but the intelligence officers in the room make it clear that his thinking was not consistent with any of the intelligence our government possesses and he responds:

'I don't care. I believe Putin,"

You open up an investigation into The Siberian Candidate.

And it's quite legitimate to have the 25th Amendment in the mix. That's a Constitutional process, not treason or attempting a coup. It's something that was put in the Constitution to try to help preserve the union from treasonous morons like Trump. Unconnect him and lock him up.

 

[KeithD]

Pence needs to organize a parade in Dallas with the president's limo set up just like JFK's. The route should be the same JFK used.

And Pence can be in the car too. In fact, the car's not big enough to hold all of the enablers who should be in it.

 

[trysail]

...meaningfully leveling the economic playing field for everyone...

I should have known. Underlying all the "save the planet" crap, it was ultimately always about envy and jealousy.

It all adds up. What we've got here is another believer in Santa Claus, perpetual motion and good ol' Bug-Eyed Bernie Sanders.

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[trysail]

Comments On Andrew McCabe And The FBI Coup Plotters

by Francis Menton

"...Not wanting to repeat what’s already been said, I’ll just offer up a few thoughts. Most important, you really have to marvel at the deep state mindset exemplified by this guy [i.e., McCabe] — a combination of ignorance, stupidity, arrogance, and, more than anything else, sanctimony. Sanctimony. The total confidence in his own righteousness and holiness, even as he has wholly lost track of — or is completely ignorant of — all the applicable legal and ethical principles, even the very most basic ones...

...Where to start? “Everyone in America saw” that when Trump fired Comey Trump had “step[ped] over [a] bright ethical and moral line.” Something tells me that you didn’t see that as an obvious “ethical and moral” violation by Trump. Certainly, I did not. And I’m a lawyer who specializes in legal ethics! I know all the relevant legal and ethical principles, and I don’t know of a one of them that Trump even potentially violated by firing Comey. As far as I know, the main applicable rule here is that the President has the absolute right to fire the FBI Director, at any time, for any or no reason. That rule follows directly from the first line of Article II of the Constitution, which provides that “the Executive Power” is “vested” in the “President.” So Trump didn’t do anything wrong that I know of by firing Comey; but how about McCabe, acting as Director of the FBI, claiming that the President crosses a “bright ethical and moral line” by exercising his constitutional authority to fire a subordinate officer? McCabe took an oath to “support the Constitution.” How can McCabe not see that it is contrary to his oath of office to oppose the President’s exercise of constitutional authority?..."


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Francis Menton, J.D. ("Manhattan Contrarian") is a Yale graduate and a retired partner of Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP.

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[BoyNextDoor]

And it's quite legitimate to have the 25th Amendment in the mix. That's a Constitutional process, not treason or attempting a coup. It's something that was put in the Constitution to try to help preserve the union from treasonous morons like Trump. Unconnect him and lock him up.

I agree. But 63 million deplorables heard Rush Limbaugh say it was a coup attempt because the FBI did not like his hair. And that is what they now believe.

He went from being Putin's bitch to Pelosi's bitch so we can ride it out.

 

[Ann_Tagonist]

I agree. But 63 million deplorables heard Rush Limbaugh say it was a coup attempt because the FBI did not like his hair. And that is what they now believe.

He went from being Putin's bitch to Pelosi's bitch so we can ride it out.

63 million progs want to impeach Trump for stating the obvious.

 

[Ann_Tagonist]

https://images.complex.com/complex/image/upload/c_limit,w_680/fl_lossy,pg_1,q_auto/micpvkkytij8ldykzlxe.jpg

 

[phrodeau]

He should be arrested like a sixth-grader for not knowing the National Anthem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zo_mpwmashg

 

[Ann_Tagonist]

He should be arrested like a sixth-grader for not knowing the National Anthem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zo_mpwmashg

You progs need to make up your mind...like the Anthem or Hate the anthem.

 

[bigsly]

And it's quite legitimate to have the 25th Amendment in the mix. That's a Constitutional process, not treason or attempting a coup. It's something that was put in the Constitution to try to help preserve the union from treasonous morons like Trump. Unconnect him and lock him up.

Quit lying. The 25th clearly states the constitutional requirements for invoking it:

Death, Resignation, or Inability to discharge the Powers and Duties of the said Office

It has absolutely nothing to do with treason, no matter how much you need to partisanly fantasize it does, as the House is the only entity constitutionally permitted to impeach a President for treason, as the Senate is the only entity constitutionally allowed to remove a President after she or he is impeached for treason.

Any other federal government individuals seeking to unconstitutionally employ the 25th to unconstitutionally remove the rightfully sitting President of the United States of America are fully subject themselves to impeachment and removal from office and then criminal action.

 

[mackiemack]

You progs need to make up your mind...like the Anthem or Hate the anthem.

who said anything about hating the anthem, stupid tranny? make up ur mind, annie. which cock are u going to take up the rectum tonight for a fee? toejam's? he's waiting.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

The Prez cannot fire or pardon anyone if it is for the purpose of obstructing justice or any other crime. The power to fire or pardon is NOT absolute. What can you not get about that?

Comments On Andrew McCabe And The FBI Coup Plotters

by Francis Menton

"...Not wanting to repeat what’s already been said, I’ll just offer up a few thoughts. Most important, you really have to marvel at the deep state mindset exemplified by this guy [i.e., McCabe] — a combination of ignorance, stupidity, arrogance, and, more than anything else, sanctimony. Sanctimony. The total confidence in his own righteousness and holiness, even as he has wholly lost track of — or is completely ignorant of — all the applicable legal and ethical principles, even the very most basic ones...

...Where to start? “Everyone in America saw” that when Trump fired Comey Trump had “step[ped] over [a] bright ethical and moral line.” Something tells me that you didn’t see that as an obvious “ethical and moral” violation by Trump. Certainly, I did not. And I’m a lawyer who specializes in legal ethics! I know all the relevant legal and ethical principles, and I don’t know of a one of them that Trump even potentially violated by firing Comey. As far as I know, the main applicable rule here is that the President has the absolute right to fire the FBI Director, at any time, for any or no reason. That rule follows directly from the first line of Article II of the Constitution, which provides that “the Executive Power” is “vested” in the “President.” So Trump didn’t do anything wrong that I know of by firing Comey; but how about McCabe, acting as Director of the FBI, claiming that the President crosses a “bright ethical and moral line” by exercising his constitutional authority to fire a subordinate officer? McCabe took an oath to “support the Constitution.” How can McCabe not see that it is contrary to his oath of office to oppose the President’s exercise of constitutional authority?..."


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Francis Menton, J.D. ("Manhattan Contrarian") is a Yale graduate and a retired partner of Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP.

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[phrodeau]

Quit lying. The 25th clearly states the constitutional requirements for invoking it:



It has absolutely nothing to do with treason, no matter how much you need to partisanly fantasize it does, as the House is the only entity constitutionally permitted to impeach a President for treason, as the Senate is the only entity constitutionally allowed to remove a President after she or he is impeached for treason.

Any other federal government individuals seeking to unconstitutionally employ the 25th to unconstitutionally remove the rightfully sitting President of the United States of America are fully subject themselves to impeachment and removal from office and then criminal action.

Did you read the whole Amendment? All that’s required is the written opinion of the Cabinet and VP, and it goes to Congress to determine if their opinion is valid.