President Trump: The NEW one and only politics thread

Pence is a conventionally bad Republican.

Trump is a singularity who will destroy us all.

 

Exactly. We've seen the likes of Pence before. He's controllable and predictable. The current shit stain is not and it's time for him to hit the bricks.

 

Gabbard is not a Senator, she's a Representative. Also she came out for impeachment today.

 

At some point we've got to ditch the standard "they'll never vote against Trump" and have some damn faith in Americans who care about America and will change dammit. I refuse to capitulate to the Trumpists as some monolithic, impenetrable force. He's only our president because less than 500,000 people voted for him. They can be shown the light and its up to us to do so.

 

Gabbard, thank god, is not a senator.

 

Yeah sure she did, as she wiped the orange greasepaint off her lips.

The Democrats really need to do a Doc Maarten dance on this fucker's neck, right at the beginning of the next debate. Chase her ass right off the stage.

 

I’m sure what’s public at this moment won’t swing nearly enough GOP senators. Maaaaaaaaybe Cory Gardner in Co. and Susan Collins as they try to pretend to be moderates before they lose their seats next year.

But the allegations from the whistle blower about attempted coverup of this call and his revelation of there being many other such troubling calls stashed away on a secret “Trump is stupid” server could change all that. I do think it’s possible this cracks open some very big things and that’s what could turn senators.

I’m just saying it all seems more likely than it did a week ago when I thought there was no chance the senate could ever convict. Now I at least see a path, even if I have to squint.

 

When you've lost Tulsi Gabbard....

 

Well, when the President refuses to allow an interpreter to take notes...

 

China, if you’re listening, I hope you are able to find the many phone call transcripts that are missing. I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press.

 

I'd throw Arizona as a potential senate swing, followed by North Carolina and the Georgia special