Will You Accept the Findings of the Muller Probe?

[Heathme]

Top 10 things the media got wrong about ‘collusion’ and ‘obstruction’

https://nypost.com/2019/04/19/top-10-things-the-media-got-wrong-about-collusion-and-obstruction/

 

[Red]

Here is a searchable PDF of the Mueller report. View on Scribd for the searchable version...

 

[Hotdog]

Top 10 things the media got wrong about ‘collusion’ and ‘obstruction’

https://nypost.com/2019/04/19/top-10-things-the-media-got-wrong-about-collusion-and-obstruction/

I wonder why all these "media dont have a bias" guys dont ever talk about these media reports.

 

[One Brow]

No. I dont think he is. But neither one of us can prove that.

We can compare counts of known lies. Trumps lies something like three times as much as any other President.

I think most these politicians are not what they advertise. Trump at least doesnt put on a fake show.

Please. He was a reality show host. What's more fake than that?

 

[Hotdog]

We can compare counts of known lies. Trumps lies something like three times as much as any other President.



Please. He was a reality show host. What's more fake than that?

Glad you asked.
CNN News

 

[Deleted member 365]

Remember when we had a president that wasn’t addicted to sitting on his *** watching tv?

 

[Gameface]

I wonder why all these "media dont have a bias" guys dont ever talk about these media reports.

So I should actually waste my time watching the link here?

And NPC, there's this ****ing thing called an apostrophe. Look it up. We speak English here.

 

[Red]

I wonder why all these "media dont have a bias" guys dont ever talk about these media reports.

And the Mueller report revealed how the "fake news" emanated, not from the media, but from Donald Trump....

https://www.washingtonpost.com/life...96e574-61f7-11e9-9412-daf3d2e67c6d_story.html

 

[Red]

To impeach, or not impeach. An excercise in ultimate futility and failure? A recipe for Democratic defeat in 2020? Or a moral necessity, an obligation to principle, to decide that impeachment represents our decision to choose between "liberal democracy or a form of elective authoritarianism"? "Game Over" Trump declares, and indeed, we have not seen anything yet. Trump unleashed will be set upon us. Lost in the 18 month long focus on "collusion" and "obstruction" is the image of a morally bankrupt authoritarian that is revealed in the report.

Will future generations ask "why did you lay down and simply accept this?"


https://www.theguardian.com/comment...port-bad-guys-play-dirty-trump-democrats-duty

".....they cannot ignore what Mueller has shown them. If they did, they would be accepting what Trump has done: they would be normalising his destruction of essential norms, allowing him to tear down those barriers that stand between liberal democracy and a form of elective authoritarianism, a gangster state."

https://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-coan-mueller-report-nixon-trump-20190419-story.html

"But if Trump escapes unscathed, future presidents will take notice. The cautionary tale of Watergate will be superseded by the Trump triumph and its very different lesson: In the hyperpolarized political environment of the early 21st century, the president is a law unto himself."

 

[Hotdog]

So I should actually waste my time watching the link here?

And NPC, there's this ****ing thing called an apostrophe. Look it up. We speak English here.

Guilty

I dont use the apostrophe. I cant find it on the first page on my keyboard. Its on the second page. Thats too much wasted time to chase that thing down.

 

[Hotdog]

To impeach, or not impeach. An excercise in ultimate futility and failure? A recipe for Democratic defeat in 2020? Or a moral necessity, an obligation to principle, to decide that impeachment represents our decision to choose between "liberal democracy or a form of elective authoritarianism"? "Game Over" Trump declares, and indeed, we have not seen anything yet. Trump unleashed will be set upon us. Lost in the 18 month long focus on "collusion" and "obstruction" is the image of a morally bankrupt authoritarian that is revealed in the report.

Will future generations ask "why did you lay down and simply accept this?"


https://www.theguardian.com/comment...port-bad-guys-play-dirty-trump-democrats-duty

".....they cannot ignore what Mueller has shown them. If they did, they would be accepting what Trump has done: they would be normalising his destruction of essential norms, allowing him to tear down those barriers that stand between liberal democracy and a form of elective authoritarianism, a gangster state."

https://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-coan-mueller-report-nixon-trump-20190419-story.html

"But if Trump escapes unscathed, future presidents will take notice. The cautionary tale of Watergate will be superseded by the Trump triumph and its very different lesson: In the hyperpolarized political environment of the early 21st century, the president is a law unto himself."

Red, it doesnt appear that you have accepted the results of the Muller probe. You voted yes in this thread.

 

[Hotdog]

And the Mueller report revealed how the "fake news" emanated, not from the media, but from Donald Trump....

https://www.washingtonpost.com/life...96e574-61f7-11e9-9412-daf3d2e67c6d_story.html

Sorry, I cant read the link. It wants one dollar. I refuse to give the Washington Post one dollar, or any other news outlet out there, fake or otherwise. Haha. The nerve of them to ask for a dolar. Wtf

I'll go off the cuff instead. The Muller reports "suggests" the fake news came from Trump. Sorry, but I dont take news reports with the words "appears" and "suggests" as their best proof. Which what you see alot with these "news" outlets.