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uponit7771

(90,335 posts)
4. I'm think Red Don knows there's "no collusion" and that's all he cares about cause his base wouldn't
Fri Mar 22, 2019, 05:17 PM
Mar 2019

... accept him working with a foreign country against US assets.

Brother Buzz

(36,415 posts)
7. I agree, and the Friday news dump gives them time....
Fri Mar 22, 2019, 05:23 PM
Mar 2019

circle their wagons. It's gonna be crazy for the foreseeable future

SaschaHM

(2,897 posts)
10. Eh, I believe it, but the amount of shit that Republicans will eat to stack the
Fri Mar 22, 2019, 05:34 PM
Mar 2019

judiciary and roll back regulations should never be ignored.

Trump will be president until he decides he doesn't or he loses an election. At best, the GOP can be wounded by protecting an obviously guilty man in impeachment proceedings. They're not going to upset their base by removing him though.

Caliman73

(11,730 posts)
11. You are likely correct.
Fri Mar 22, 2019, 05:47 PM
Mar 2019

The real question is how "not good" is it. There may be damaging information politically but not legally. There may be an exposure of a a level of unethical behavior that suggests probable impeachment. There may be a finding of clear illegality. We don't know yet. I hope it comes out. Trump is still likely to get himself into real trouble if he tries to obstruct the release of the report.

He is also facing multiple investigations for things not related to the Russia probe and for offenses in state courts.

Trump will do what he always does which is walk around ranting about being vindicated, but he is still in trouble, and the way the economy is looking, he is likely facing problems on that front as well.

 

NacLeeFF

(89 posts)
14. I think the NYT's articles on his dealings with Deutsche Bank were what really set him off.
Fri Mar 22, 2019, 06:06 PM
Mar 2019

But I hope you're right.

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