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It tells you all you need to know, doesn't it? That logger thinks the will of the people is unimportant so long as your "side" has the power.

Yes, I couldn't care less of the will of leftists in a small amount of cities, our process is fine, if want to continue to whine it's fine by me, I'll continue to gloat!
 
Popular vote means a lot now, which means that Trump does not have the support of the majority of the American people, which continue to show in his low approval ratings. Now, we are seeing cracks in Trump's support base and he has not even been in office 1/2 year yet.

Happy to see this but still deeply disturbed to see that so many folks still think he's doing a good job. I'd expect even people who love the man's politics to be disappointed at his lack of effectiveness. Border wall's not going to build itself.
 
Bill Moyers put a detailed timeline of Pence's involvement out.

A Timeline: Pence’s Role in the White House’s Russia-Related Mess
The Trump White House has produced what appear to be at least three cover-ups. They relate to:

1) former-national security adviser Mike Flynn’s questionable activities relating to Turkey;

2) Flynn’s role in the Trump/Russia controversy; and

3) the firing of former FBI Director James Comey.

It's detailed from well before Pence until after. The meat is down the page.These are only selected samples:
Cover-up #1: Pence, Flynn and Turkey...

Also on Jan. 15, 2017: Appearing on CBS’ Face the Nation, Vice President Pence says Flynn’s call to the Russian ambassador on the same day President Obama announced new sanctions was “strictly coincidental,” explaining: “They did not discuss anything having to do with the United States’ decision to expel diplomats or impose censure on Russia….
But we found out later that Pence did know before that newscast according to Yates.

Same here:
Cover-up #2: Pence, Flynn and Russia

March 9, 2017: Responding to questions about Mike Flynn’s lobbying activities for Turkish interests during the campaign and thereafter, Vice President Mike Pence tells Fox News’ Bret Baier twice that he’d just learned of it
Not true.

Cover-up #3: The Comey Firing

Also on May 8, 2017: Trump follows Kushner’s advice and, according to ABC News, Kushner, White House counsel Don McGahn, Vice President Pence and chief of staff Reince Priebus begin to prepare talking points about Comey’s planned firing. ...

May 10, 2017: Pence says repeatedly that Comey’s firing occurred because Sessions and Rosenstein recommended it
 
Amazing that we'Ve followed the election rules and process?


Under the EC? Trump won only because of the flawed EC and remember, both Clinton and Trump have attacked the EC in the past as well. Case in point:

Donald Trump branded Electoral College system 'disaster for democracy' after 2012 election

The voting system has been criticised as outdated and undemocratic

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...cracy-comments-us-election-2016-a7408836.html


As you can see, Trump slammed the EC as flawed.

What's amazing is you don't respect it, the agony of defeat, lol!


On the contrary, I am enjoying the licking that Trump is now receiving and no doubt, there will be more to come because I expect as multiple investigations continue, more derogatory information will be revealed. Since Trump took office, how many people have been fired or reassigned under the Trump administration? Now we hear that Sessions and Trump have undergone screaming matches against one another.

Since Trump has taken office, the Russian connection has been made and let's remember how the Russians humiliated Trump with those WH photos..
 
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Happy to see this but still deeply disturbed to see that so many folks still think he's doing a good job. I'd expect even people who love the man's politics to be disappointed at his lack of effectiveness. Border wall's not going to build itself.


We can take a look at Trump's wall and what some of his supporters are saying.

Life Comes at You Fast: Trump Voters Mad That Border Wall Would Put Their Homes on Mexican Side

http://www.theroot.com/life-comes-at-you-fast-trump-voters-mad-that-border-wa-1793990215


Now, let's take a look here.

Russia: Trump & His Team’s Ties

Despite Russia’s harmful national interests against the U.S., and its human rights violations around the world, President Trump and his team are directly and indirectly tied to Russia.

https://swalwell.house.gov/issues/russia-trump-his-administration-s-ties
 
It's revealing how a rabid supporter of Trump would consider the popular vote as being irrelevant. Like how California and New York are not representative of the larger populace. To see how ridiculous this is, imagine a *very* scaled down country where the voting population comprises 6 people living in a hamlet and 5 others living alone, dispersed throughout the land.

In the view of such a Trumpist, the 5 widely scattered loners are more representative of the nation than the 6 huddled together. Supposedly, I gather, because the more disparate individuals will have a more varied outlook, while the crowd will likely be more of one mind.

But then, it could be argued that the more congruent views of a close community would really be more 'representative' than would the less aligned views of an incohate 'diaspora.'

But in the end, of course, the only fair scheme is one voice, one vote. All must be of equal weight in a democracy.
 
Lol
Majority of people in New York City, the major California city and Illinois. Hardly representative of the country. :rolleyes:


Let's take another look.


Over 1,400 U.S. Cities, States and Businesses Vow to Meet Paris Climate Commitments

As soon as Trump announced he was abandoning the Paris climate agreement, mayors and governors started stepping up. Trump may be out, but America isn't, they say.

On Monday, more than 1,000 companies and institutions, including more than a dozen Fortune 500 businesses, signed onto a statement—"We Are Still In"—saying they're committed to meeting the Paris targets. The statement calls Trump's decision "a grave mistake that endangers the American public and hurts America's economic security and diplomatic reputation." By Tuesday, the coalition's numbers had climbed past 1,400.

A dozen states that together represent the world's third-largest economy and more than 200 cities had also committed to the Paris accord through various coalitions.

https://insideclimatenews.org/news/...ment-trump-bloomberg-cities-states-businesses


And let's not forget how the Russians made Trump look like an idiot over a false report over Oatar whereas, Trump took credit for what occurred, and that over a false report. As a result, the Russians humiliated Trump on the world stage.
 
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No, but what is worse is having people in power who are so careless with classified information so they can keep their lucrative side job going, like selling influence, exactly what the Clintons did.


Trump passed bypassed protocols and still passed classified information to the Russians from the White House. How low can he go?

Well, tell your friends in the deep state to hurry and finish the investigation! ;)


There are multiple investigations ongoing and they don't look good for Trump, especially after the beating he got this morning.
 
Here is something simple for you. Every republican I talked to, that was the most important issue, immigration second. So yeah, your point is officially run over. ;)

But that's what happens when you paint with a broad brush, at least that's what they tell me. ;)

That *you* personally talked to? That's sure to be a representative sample size, perfectly matching Trump voters across the nation!

And where do the economy, terrorism, jobs and health care come into play? Sure, immigration is high up the list when it comes to Republicans, but your sample size is tiny.
 
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No, but what is worse is having people in power who are so careless with classified information so they can keep their lucrative side job going, like selling influence, exactly what the Clintons did.

Yeah! She should have just blurted it out just to show off, like the current person in power.

Amazing that we'Ve followed the election rules and process? What's amazing is you don't respect it, the agony of defeat, lol!

What's not being respected about it? Are we calling Hillary President?
 
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Majority of people in New York City, the major California city and Illinois. Hardly representative of the country. :rolleyes:

Why is that not representative of the country? Why is fewer people in a lower density area more representative?

I think this is just ignorance of how big those cities are. New York City cast 780,000 votes for Trump. That is more than Wyoming, Alaska, and the Dakotas, combined. It is more than the number of Trump voters in Mississippi. A poll of NYC Trump voters has just as much weight as a poll of Mississippi Trump voters.
 
What the Clintons had done is one thing, but what Russia had done is much more serious.
Nonsense. The Clintons are Democrats, whereas Russia helped us elect a Republican president. One thing is obviously much more serious than the other.

Nothing is more important than keeping stinking liberals out of power. So when it is finally revealed that the Russians did help Trump beat Hillary, we should thank them. They are the good guys!
 
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So Oliver Stone's "Putin Interviews" film will be released in a couple of days. Looking forward to it. The pre$$titutes aren't.
As it was expected, the most officious, globalist media criticized Stone for his attempt to “humanize an authoritarian Russian leader”. Especially, The Daily Beast...
The Daily Beast is 'globalist media' ? :boggled:

Perhaps Stone will interview some of these journalists who have experienced Putin's 'humanity'. Oh wait, he can't - they're dead.
 
What is sad about this post is that it would probably work just fine.
But it won't because that would involve Trump "backing down" and admitting he was wrong about something plus of course he just can't let any perceived "slight" pass him by. He was sending photos of his hands to a journalist for over a decade because the journalist once said Trump had little hands!
 
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