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Politics : A Real American President: Donald Trump -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: locogringo who wrote (160176)	10/2/2019 3:53:55 PM
From: kckip	3 Recommendations Recommended By Honey_Bee locogringo Stock Puppy Respond to of 456541

Food for thought as well...... twitter.com @HNIJohnMiller Follow Follow @HNIJohnMiller 1) A hypothesis, strictly off the cuff, if you will. The important thing to look out for with the MSM is not what is being said. It's what isn't being said. Who has completely dropped off the face of the earth recently? Anyone? Anyone? ? @HNIJohnMiller 2) Before I provide my thought, let me pose another rhetorical question. What would drive the Dems so insane they would attempt to drive Trump out before the primaries are even done? Isn't triggering an impeachment inquiry this early going to make it stale bread by Nov 2020? @HNIJohnMiller 3) If they know that impeachment won't pass muster in the Senate, what would they have to gain by sending it to the Senate in the first place? A disclaimer: I have NO insider information. I have no knowledge. I only see patterns. I'm weird like that. ? @HNIJohnMiller 4) Perfect. 10 responses instantly to my first post, not one person has gotten the same answer I have. It shows how effective the media is at memory-holing things. Scary as fuck, btw. But enough stalling, one last rhetorical question. ? @HNIJohnMiller 5) What would best complete this sentence: "A president who is up for reelection and is under an impeachment inquiry should not be allowed to ______." I'll wait a few minutes on responses to that. @HNIJohnMiller Kyle Retweeted Kate Tyler 6) Boom. Someone got it. Kate Tyler @verykate45 SCOTUS nomination @HNIJohnMiller 7) Times change. So do health prognoses. After the last revealed health information of Ginsburg, now's aboouuuuuuut the time a cancer survivor would be going to get checked again. Last time, it was a total media blackout on anything to do with Ginsburg's health. @HNIJohnMiller 8) Again, I DO NOT KNOW IF THIS IS TRUE. I DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT GINSBURG'S CURRENT CIRCUMSTANCES. I HOPE SHE HAS A LONG AND PEACEFUL RETIREMENT FULL OF GOOD HEALTH AND SMILES. @HNIJohnMiller 9) But... It sure would explain a lot, wouldn't it? /end

To: locogringo who wrote (160176)	10/2/2019 4:32:41 PM
From: Honey_Bee	2 Recommendations Recommended By CF Rebel locogringo Respond to of 456541

That is BREAKING NEWS, and the President mentioned it in the joint press conference. You can read a transcript of what he said in answer to John Roberts bringing it up at the end of the conference at this link (Do those Corrupt, Lying Scum think they won't get caught?) BREAKING: Whistleblower Met With Schiff Staff Before Filing Report By Carmine Sabia Published October 2, 2019 at 12:13pm The staff of California Rep. Adam Schiff, who is leading the impeachment case against President Donald Trump met with the whistleblower before the report became public. The whistleblower told Rep. Schiff’s staff about the complaint before he even filed the report against President Trump, The New York Times The Democratic head of the House Intelligence Committee, Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, learned about the outlines of a C.I.A. officer’s concerns that President Trump had abused his power days before the officer filed a whistle-blower complaint, according to a spokesman and current and former American officials. The early account by the future whistle-blower shows how determined he was to make known his allegations that Mr. Trump asked Ukraine’s government to interfere on his behalf in the 2020 election. It also explains how Mr. Schiff knew to press for the complaint when the Trump administration initially blocked lawmakers from seeing it. The C.I.A. officer approached a House Intelligence Committee aide with his concerns about Mr. Trump only after he had had a colleague first convey them to the C.I.A.’s top lawyer. Concerned about how that initial avenue for airing his allegations through the C.I.A. was unfolding, the officer then approached the House aide. In both cases, the original accusation was vague. thefederalistpapers.org