Why did they let him be installed?

[SHRED]

That's the real question.

Link to tweet

[MousePlayingDaffodil]

1. Who do you mean by "they"?

The Constitution specifies how someone is elected President. What would you have had your "they" do, exactly?

[SHRED]

3. He would have never qualified for candidacy

If just the IRS did their job.

[MousePlayingDaffodil]

6. I'm not sure I know what you mean about the IRS doing its job . . .

. . . but as Trump was 35+ years old, a natural born citizen, and a resident of the U.S. for at least 14 years, that would have qualified him for the office per Article II.

If you mean that Trump's rise to claim the GOP nomination could have been derailed somewhere along the way, I suppose so. But, again, I'm not sure under what authority the IRS would have acted nor, for that matter, the "what" they were supposed to have acted upon.

Trump is President because he received 270+ electoral votes. Constitutionally, that makes him "legitimate" no matter how much we may dislike it.

Meanwhile, back in those swing states, if people cast a ballot based on their having been persuaded by some bogus Facebook ad generated by the Russians, who's ultimately responsible for that particular failure?

[SHRED]

7. Trump has been corrupt and criminal for decades

What's hard to grasp here?

[SunSeeker]

12. Exactly. How has he gotten away with all that tax fraud for decades? nt

[NewDayOranges]

58. Just speculatin' here, but I think US Atty Rudy Giuliani was paid to look the other way...

As well as several other US Attys and FBI Agents in NY City. Surely some of the people scammed by Trump complained to the BBB, FBI or US Atty's office and apparently nothing was done... For forty years...

[TwilightZone]

13. What's hard to grasp...

is what authority you think the IRS has to stop someone from being inaugurated.

[SHRED]

14. Tax fraud and money laundering

You think he'd get a nomination with that in his record?

[TwilightZone]

29. Why not?

He was busted for racist housing practices decades ago. Not only did that not hurt him, it probably helped him with some of his target audience. They insist he's not a racist in light of incontrovertible proof to the contrary.

He's failed at multiple businesses, yet his base thinks he's the most successful businessman ever. Much of what we're seeing was in plain sight. They didn't care.

His base would look at tax fraud as "sticking it to the man" and it would just play into his government-is-bad, victimhood rhetoric. They already buy that, as evidenced by the reaction when his massive losses were exposed.

Besides, it's incredibly difficult to prosecute white-collar crime in this country thanks to Reagan, et al. The IRS might have very well "done their jobs" but didn't conclude there was enough to prosecute. As we've seen throughout the Mueller investigation, he surrounds himself with lackeys to isolate himself and ensure others take the fall. There's little reason to believe he didn't do the same there.

[whathehell]

62. For what it's worth, I believe

may be confusing Donald Trump for his father, Fred, in terms of being "busted for racist housing practices". It occured in the early 70's, when Fred was still in charge.

[StarfishSaver]

64. Father and son were found to have engaged in intentional racial discrimination

[whathehell]

93. You are correct.

I thought it was Fred only, but I see both were charged.

[thewhollytoast]

53. Out of sight out of mind.

It's not a cover-up. It's merely a comb-over.

My "Trumpling" family here in Ohio still think he's some kind of Robin Hood. This summer is going to be telling. If the Soy bean market does not change for the better they are both finished.

I kept my hands in my pockets, and my mouth shut,

Toast

[pangaia]

52. Well the Russians managed to do something

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

67. It's obvious as hell... you'd think that corrupt POS would have been ALREADY impeached by now!!

BUT no, we're still waiting... for what, I don't know.


Bernie & Elizabeth 2020!!!
Welcome to the revolution!!!

[NanceGreggs]

18. Yeah, it was all about FaceBook ads.

Where have I heard that before? Oh, right - from that towering intellect, world diplomacy expert, and all-around useless idiot Jared Fuckin' Kushner.

[Turin_C3PO]

19. Russia's influence was far more pervasive than "Facebook ads"

It’s a right wing talking point that it was just dumb people fooled by “ads“.

[JHB]

44. Republicans

All of them. The ones who voted for him, and the ones who didn't vote for him but spent their careers fostering the ones who did.

[Kitchari]

2. The tentacles of corruption

no doubt run very wide and deep, even to those agencies you have named, perhaps

[sandensea]

48. +1

Cheeto is what Wall Street wanted, and they usually get what they want (even if they sometimes later regret it).

[Laura PourMeADrink]

5. Exactly! Why then? Why not after he met with Russia

and trashed OUR intelligence and there were no "notes"? Why not when he broke the law doing the same thing Cohen is in jail for? Why not when it was obvious he was milking his presidency for $$? Why not when he tried to talk his aides/appointees into breaking the law like, what, 11 times?

Why in heaven's name are we giving him space and benefit of the doubt??

I am SO unbelievably disappointed in our lack of immediate fervor. If ANYONE deserves impeachment it is him. If we continue to delay and more time passes between the act and action...we are equally complicit.

[SHRED]

8. Folks are claiming 2020 will solve this

I'm am not sure at all.
In fact I think that's foolishly dangerous.

They vote in Russia also.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

15. Do we actually have the underlying evidence to

Mueller's report yet.? There is zero true argument that impeachment would hurt us. Yet that belief (not sure if is it TRussia/GOP inspired) is pervasive.

I like what Slate wrote about taking Mueller's section on obstruction and submit with evidence as articles of impeachment. don't drag it out. just do it.

Waiting for justice at next election is extremely dangerous. No voting safety has been implemented and Russia still free to influence. And trump can continue to claim that there was nothing there...if there was the Dems would have impeached.

[watoos]

26. I agree

Impeaching Trump will devastate him according to his biographer. The longer we wait the worse it will be.

If we impeach we should get the grand jury information which will have a lot of dirt on the Trump crime family.

We only have been given what Barr released. We don't have the entire Mueller report. Congress doesn't even have the results of the FBI counterintelligence investigation and Barr is about to do his own investigation and tell a great big fucking lie. Barr needs to be held in contempt of Congress at a minimum.

I hate to say this but Speaker Pelosi has in the back of her mind that she was Speaker in 2010 when Democrats lost a net 64 seats, she is trying desperately to not have a repeat. I'm not blaming her one bit for 2010 but I'm just saying it has to have an effect on her.

Impeaching Trump will rile up Democrats, the Senate failing to convict will rile up Democrats, let's do it.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

34. Yes, you've mentioned this before..that the true

motivation for not impeaching is an increased potential for losing the House. Yet don't see the evidence that impeaching could affect that this time and be a cause. Just don't see that many people (the voters we need) rushing to the polls because we impeached. So reckon it must be something else? Yet nothing harmless comes to mind.

[deist99]

78. Part I

I’ve read all of part I and half-way through part II. I don’t think there is anything in the unredacted parts in part I that is going to change the summary of part I which stated “this investigation could not establish that person from the Trump campaign conspired with the Russians in their election interference activities.”

What we needed is for Mueller to establish that they did. Now it is true that you don’t need a crime to be guilty of obstruction of justice, but from what I’ve read it’s hard to prove obstruction without a crime. And that’s what the republicans senators will hide behind if we impeach.

[uponit7771]

87. Politically there are true arguments that a drawn out impeachment process will hurt Red Don though

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

70. Should just remove all doubt and impeach the Liar-in-Chief now!!

It's a travesty that this sick, deranged lunatic has been allowed to remain in office. I hardly watch TV anymore to avoid even hearing the mere mention of his cursed name.


Bernie & Elizabeth 2020!!!
Welcome to the revolution!!!

[uponit7771]

86. THIS !!!!

[Billy Ray Joe Bob.]

20. Pelosi

Pelosi failed to hold Bush and Cheney accountable
For torture. She said 'impeachment is off the table '. I hold very little hope that Trump will be held accountable by Pelosi. I hope to be proven wrong.

[SHRED]

25. I hear you

Sickening.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

27. And accountable for starting a fake war where

Hundreds of thousands of people died.

[Billy Ray Joe Bob.]

30. Yes indeed

War criminals going unpunished is the sign of a nation headed down . But Regan and Bush senior also sold weapons to our enemy's and funded an illegal war in ELSALVADOR. Also never held to account. I'm sad for America and now Trump the ultimate evil.

[treestar]

68. Most voters don't get that

They still go on about “protecting our freedoms”. They are poorly informed, probably by choice.

[watoos]

28. President Obama didn't want to hold

Bush and Cheney accountable.

[Billy Ray Joe Bob.]

32. Yes

Also a disappointment. The ruling class appears to be exempt from laws.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

39. There were good Dems who weren't voting to go to

war. They were voting to give Bush the authority IF all else failed. IOW, they voted to trust Bush. More a matter of naivety vs. war mongering.

[mr_lebowski]

79. Specifically for the purpose of improving Bush's lot at the bargaining table

To get Saddam to truly FEAR war (due to appearance of a united Front in the USA), so he'd let the inspectors in. Which worked, and we DID get inspectors in. Then Bush f***ed the Dem's that had given him their vote for a whole other purpose ... avoiding war.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

83. Yes. I heard Hillary explain that one time. But not

as well as you did! I think it's a bit of a syndrome I hope we lose one day. Never admit you are liberal. Always apologize. Never stand up with extreme certainty. Always parse and be overly cautious with the words you speak.

It reminds me of the way Hillary handled the whole email thing. She had a perfect defense...the system was the same as what was good enough for a former US president who lived in a home protected by Secret Service. And I heard a career IT manager say that it is very wrong to look at the past through the lens of today. Back then, people 100% relied on IT experts to worry about systems and security. Yet instead of explaining this with defiance, she thought apologizing would make it all go away.

[thewhollytoast]

49. Let's not forget Max Baucus. These supposed "leaders" love 2nd place! eom

[Hortensis]

69. Interesting to see a specific name mentioned.

When I hear plaintive complaints about all the "theys" and "thems" who are always at fault for everything, I always suspect nonvoters or people who make really ignorant, horrible voting mistakes but never clue in that they are the "they." I mean, people who can't or, worse, won't differentiate between Democrats and Republicans just don't strike me as among our brighter bulbs.

But here we have a name, Democrat "Max Baucus!" Don't know why you're bashing him specifically, don't need to know, I'm just impressed to see a name. (Except Pelosi's, of course. Even the dumbest trumpster can name our designated Democratic witches.) Anyway, congrats on coming up with a refreshingly specified target.

[EffieBlack]

75. IKR

Notice it’s the same folks who always swarm in to point fingers and name names. And their targets are always prominent Democrats. They use Trump as the initial justification for raising the topic, but their point always is to talk about how reprehensible certain Democrats are. Without fail.

[Hortensis]

80. And sometimes just opportunity grabbed for gratuitous insults.

Senator Baucus left in 2014 and became Obama's ambassador to China. BUT, he's still a Democrat.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

88. People who swarm in with their blind faith to disparage

the free thinkers are equally annoying. Doubt anyone's sole purpose is to target Dem leaders just because, like you imply.

Free thinkers who don't follow in lock step are constantly criticized when party actions are called out for anything legitimate. It is only natural to direct that to people who are calling shots. My party always right is such a dangerous path to take IMHO.

[Hortensis]

98. Yup, just what I mean, those awful "theys" and "thems" who

can never be free thinkers because they are competent and decent enough to work with others to do what needs to be done.

Never to be mistaken with dysfunctional outliers, aka "free thinkers," who pride themselves that their inability to respect or work with others to achieve is proof of their righteous superiority.

See, we can agree. It's just a matter of interpreting differing terminology.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

99. 10+ MILLION people signed the moveon petition to impeach!!! Nt

[Laura PourMeADrink]

102. I actually retract. Minority/majority are better terms

Since the majority of Dems want Impeachment

[thewhollytoast]

97. If you knew Max Baucus's family history in Montana you wouldn't talk shit.

Do your homework. This guy killed killed heathcare. The Baucus klan switches sides whenever it pleases them.

Montana, like all mountain states, is a fiefdom. He fucked us. He's really a nice guy, once you learn to hate him. Just ask his x-wife.

100 senators for 300+ million people. What could go wrong?

Toast

[Hortensis]

100. They're dead or obscure, he's retired, and you're resurrecting

them smear shit as you so Trumpishly put it on today's Democratic candidates. Apparently finding a current name is a dry hole? Only a bunch of "theys" and "thems"?

These smears are only for Democrats, right? Not for MT’s proud conservative majorities who have the nerve to expect their representatives to represent Montana’s majorities in a democracy?

Btw, if you know any who’ve been finding it impossible to vote for stinking Democrats, don’t let them dare complain about Trump. Because they own him as much as anyone.

[thewhollytoast]

103. Dead and buried....huh?

I lost my familie's home to colon cancer two years ago, after 30 plus years in the workforce. Insinuating that I'm a Trumpling is rich. Where is your next meal coming from? Don't bother telling me. I have an 11 year old still to raise. I just love how so many, so called, Democrats have barely less than idea of who Frank Little or Jeannette Rankin were.

It's time to pull up our pants and do what needs to be done. Will you meet me at the barricade? I'd be proud to stand with you if you show up.

Toast

[Turin_C3PO]

9. I wish I knew.

I kept hoping that the “deep state” actually existed and would work to keep him off the ballot.

[lapfog_1]

10. That he took the oath of office

is definitive proof that there is no "Deep State". And certainly no Deep State conspiracy against Orange Anus

[Initech]

11. This whole damn planet is turning into a colossal right wing category 5 shit storm.

Go to France. Go to India. Go to Eastern Europe. Go to England and Australia. Go to Brazil, Hungary, Poland. Everywhere you look, countries, cities and counties are flipping toward the ultra far right fascism and dictatorship mantra. It's getting scary. Trump is just part of the equation. It's Hitler's master plan on a global scale. What's their end game?

[smirkymonkey]

55. +1000

Unfortunately, I have to agree with you. This is really getting scary.

[Locrian]

77. perfect storm

The end result of capitalism is when it hits the boundary of finite resources. At that point - it goes into turbo mode as things become scarce - and the already wealthy compete even more to suck up what remains.

All at the same time climate change hits.

So now you have a grab for the last $$ (illusion) wealth hoarding when actual *people* need to cooperate more. Instead you get nationalism, right wing dictators, war, etc.

I have very little hope that as a species we get our collective shit together to the point where we can actually WORK TOGETHER to address the issue of our survival. Instead of this zero sum game of I win you lose.

[Control-Z]

16. I have felt the same since that first gawd awful night.

I guess I just hoped leaders, people in high office, constitutional lawyers, judges, and men and women of great and honorable character would step up, meet together, dig deep and find a way to stop the inauguration of this criminal. The math was impossible. The polls were off. Any layman could see there was something horribly wrong.

I've been waiting and waiting. There is more to know. There are people who know more. I believe there are people who could tell us what happened and how it happened - down to the very details. But we've all been sold a bill of goods. Mueller won't testify in public! That's a huge deal. Think about it. It's huge.

[SHRED]

21. Deep corruption

What else explains this?

[triron]

37. Just a sickening gut wrenching feeling? What I felt.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

40. But like you said...all those people should be

Getting together NOW too, to come up with a plan to get rid of MF45.

[Pobeka]

17. Obama went to McConnell in 2016 to get support to go public about Russian influence/hacking.

McConnell said "F*ck you", I'll fight you in the public arena (paraphrasing).

It's all about McConnell. He's the one who not only let this happen, he *wanted* it to happen. If HRC had been elected, the FBI and CIA would've uncovered McConnell's connections to Russia. McConnell desparately needed it to be Trump so McConnell himself could avoid investigations.

It's the only thing that makes any sense at this point to me.

[SHRED]

23. I don't let Obama off the hook

He should have called a press conference despite the repercussions.
He had a duty to the oath of office.

[triron]

36. Some questionable actons were taken by the Obama administration.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

41. Yes. His sense of fairness and not trying to overtly

tip the scales in favor of Dems won out. It's like he was almost too fair. He also was too modest. Never bragged one iota about turning the economy around, implementing ACA, or killing bin laden. This helped millions in NYC metro area sleep better at night!

[Pobeka]

71. I agree with that too.

and perhaps D's would've shown out in the numbers like we had in 2018 if they knew what was on the line, instead of complacently thinking we had the whitehouse, like the polls and pundits were saying...

But I definitely think McConnell owns 90% of the blame here, IMHO.

[RandiFan1290]

84. Agree 100% nt

[UniteFightBack]

22. And this nonsensical 'insurance plan' to keep rump from winning. IF ONLY. nt

[SHRED]

24. Never heard of this

??

[watoos]

31. Strock and Page chit chat

that is being blown out of proportion.

[triron]

33. I blame the IC mostly and the Russians of course; also there was treason, the kind of which no one

imagined.

[democratisphere]

35. The USA has a very f'ked up system of government with huge flaws.

Just imagine if our entire government was 100% rethuglicons. We are currently the United States of Supporting Corruption.

[ananda]

38. Why did WE let Bush be installed twice and then MF45?

I keep thinking that on a subconscious level we are
all complicit in a fascist worldview that is ultimately
going to destroy the planet’s ability to support large
life forms. Thus, human energy will have had it’s day...

[Laura PourMeADrink]

42. Yup. Need a truly bold leader who understands

and believes what you said. Someone that unabashedly follows what is true and just.

[Stonepounder]

43. The actual article in Newsweek referenced was 5/23/2018 n/t

[SHRED]

51. And nothing has changed

We have a weak justice system.

Almost non existent for the well connected corrupt world leaders.

[onecaliberal]

45. That is the million dollar question.

[Meowmee]

46. Good question

For so many reasons. He has been a major criminal for many years since Russia / putin started paying for his life and using him to launder money. He was inciting violence on his campaign which is illegal and he was not legitimately elected to name 3.

[Yavin4]

47. Trump is a product of corrupted systems

These corrupted systems are protected, both wittingly and unwittingly, by people who believe that they're doing the right thing. For example, Obama protected the system by going to congressional leadership for their approval about going public with the Russian tampering. Instead, he could have gone public without it.

[roamer65]

50. Dump is a symptom of a greater problem.

The United States is in the terminal stage of empire.

We may save some of it by breaking it up, like the Roman Empire split into east and west.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

54. Glad to be 46th recommender to want to be rid of Dolt 45. . . . nt

[pnwmom]

56. Legally, what steps should they have taken? I guess this is the occasion where the Electoral College

could have proven it's worth -- and it failed, utterly.

[SHRED]

57. It is my understanding

That Donald J. Trump has flagrantly violated tax and banking law for decades. High financial crimes including, but not limited to, money laundering.

If we had a Justice System worth two fucking shits he'd be in prison by now much less pResident.

But I could be wrong.

[Cha]

59. Because they're asshole traitor repubs.

Link to tweet

[Aussie105]

60. The Will of the People

is enshrined in the methodology of holding Democratic elections.

Unfortunately, it turns out some people are easily swayed by malicious rumours, make decisions on shallow logic, or out of spite, or pure hate and a need for revenge.

The Democratic Process of Elections is like a steam train. Destination unknown when it starts out. Hard to stop once it gets moving up to speed.

Unfortunately, this particular train went straight to the Gates of Hell.

The Founding Fathers never installed a reset button, or a 'pause' function in the whole process. The possibility that there could be a Creeping Evil and Insanity in the whole process never occurred to them.

[calimary]

61. This part was interesting. Not to mention doubt-provoking.

Last edited Mon May 27, 2019, 12:50 PM - Edit history (1)

Toward the end.

Clapper is also critical of Republican congressional leaders for refusing to sign a bipartisan statement condemning Russian meddling in 2016.

"House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said they would not support a bipartisan statement that might hurt their nominee for president," Clapper writes in an excerpt of the book published by NPR. "I was disappointed but not surprised. It seemed they had decided by then that they didn't care who their nominee was, how he got elected or what effects having a foreign power influence our election would have on the nation, as long as they won."

A spokeswoman for Ryan and McConnell denied Clapper's claims, and in a stament to Newsweek said “Mr. Clapper has his facts wrong. What was discussed with the White House staff in September was a letter to the states warning against attacks during the election, which was quickly drafted and sent on September 28th."

https://www.newsweek.com/evidence-russia-tipped-election-trump-staggering-says-former-us-intel-chief-940086

WHEN did they send such a letter? And to WHOM? Who received it? Any reaction? Did they say something - ANYTHING? Was there ANY coverage? ANYTHING in the news? I don't remember hearing a single thing about this back then. Is anybody in a position to receive such a letter back then still in that position? Could they confirm this? Produce the letter? If not, what happened to such a letter? Who has it now? And why hasn't this leaked? I'll quote one of Mike Pence's favorite responses: "This is the first I've heard of it." But in my case, it's the truth.

And other questions come up, now, about this purported letter sent to the states about the fucking Russians messing with our election: This letter - who wrote it? Who distributed it? How was it "sent" to the states? Assuming there was such a letter sent to the states, were the recipients told to keep it quiet? Told by whom? And why were they told to keep it quiet - if indeed there was such a letter distributed to the states? Any reasons given for not making this public? What were those reasons? Who gave the order to tell the states to keep this quiet? And why?

[JI7]

63. the people who voted for him don't care. they are happy russia helped him get elected

[sop]

76. Trump's ignorant yahoos love Russia now, in their minds it's the ideal country

It's a brutally authoritarian oligarchy, run by white nationalists, racists and christian fundamentalists, with laws that discriminate against immigrants, minorities, gays and women.

[Achilleaze]

65. He*s illegitimate. #BastardRepublianMisleader

* republican Draft-Dodger-in-Chief

[EffieBlack]

66. Because he won the EC thanks partl to the kinds of anti-Dem smears crawling all over this thread

But it’s so much easier and more effective to blame Nancy Pelosi (here we go again - it’s HER fault that Trump won the Electoral College in 2016 because she didn’t push to impeach George Bush in 2007?) and President Obama and other Dems than to admit that too many Democrats fell for and then eagerly, although sometimes (and only sometimes) unwittingly promulgated Russian and right wing propaganda about Hillary Clinton, Obama, etc. to help get Trump elected, and now continue smearing them and using them as excuses and smokescreens to hide their own culpability and, in many instances, advance ongoing agendas.

But they’re not going to get away with it this time because they’re not as clever as they think and many of us can see right through the smoke.

[ecstatic]

72. Clearly, there's no deep state.

If there were, this nightmare of a presidency would have NEVER happened.

[sop]

82. The corporate deep state gave us Trump

They need Trump to entertain his racist rabble, tweet lies and absurdities, and create distractions and divisions, while they pass tax cuts for themselves, confirm corporate-friendly judges, appoint agency heads to de-regulate and privatize the commons, and generally give themselves free rein to rape, pillage and plunder.

They don't care if Trump is a crazy, neofascist authoritarian. What they fear most is a genuine populist uprising and losing power. And if that requires alliances with repugnant demagogues to retain control, the corporate deep state will gladly make them.

[ecstatic]

73. I think NY is partially responsible. It was their job to rein

his criminal enterprise in. I really hate to beat up on my hometown, but this motherfcker was running an unregistered charity/foundation in plain sight, ffs. I'm glad they're going after him now, but it's too fcking late! The damage is done!

[EffieBlack]

74. I think, given what a complicated mess his businesses were, the state didn't have

the time or resources to untangle them in order to make a case. And, on top of that, I suspect they just thought of him as a petty criminal who wasn’t worth the effort.

Even now, with all of the time, resources and expertise being devoted to digging into his financial affairs, professionals are still struggling to sort them all out.

But they will ... and he will eventually realize that running for President was the biggest mistake he made in his life as it will be the down fall of him and his whole family.

[Me.]

81. I Think The Question Is

why aren't they taking him out? And I'm not talking physically.

[uponit7771]

85. K&R, We need people to speak up !!!

[hughee99]

89. Are you saying the DOJ, IRS and entire IC didn't go far enough in preventing Trump from taking

office? That sounds a lot like what republicans have been saying, except they call it an "attempted coup".

[SHRED]

90. I am not saying that

I am saying he should have been busted years ago and he'd never be eligible.
At the very least we should have been warned about Russia and his campaign pre-election.

[hughee99]

91. Eligibility to become president is based on his citizenship at birth, his age, and residency.

I'm not sure the FBI, DOJ or IC would have been able to change any of those things. If you're upset with the fact that he wasn't busted years ago, I think your issue would be with the previous administrations.

[EffieBlack]

92. Sh&t-stirring

Transparent as can be

[hughee99]

94. When someone suggests the IC "let him be installed"

And they should have done something about it, yeah, I’m going to stir a little shit. It’s the kind of comment that plays into republican hands by suggesting that their job is to make sure cartain people can’t become president.

[EffieBlack]

95. I'm sorry - I wasn't referring to you

I agree with you 100%.

We both know what this is ...

[hughee99]

96. I apologize. I'll be honest, I don't recognize the shit stirrers

As well as I used to, but should have been suspect of anyone who appears to be posting their own tweet.

[guillaumeb]

101. Reagan and Bush Jr set the bar very low.

And Trump walked under that low bar.