Please invoke the 25th, then get him to a mental care facility.

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zinfamous

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We're living in times of great prosperity with a future that is about as bright as it gets. It's easy to see this if one can block out the noise from the media.

And this all suddenly became real at the end of 2016, right? We weren't very prosperous and living in rather great times from, say, 2008-2016? It all just "magically!" happened?
 

fskimospy

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Republicans for small government....or something sufficiently authoritarian as long as it aligns with their grievances.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-what-he-sees-illegal/?utm_term=.7b38c6216c64

Remember when conservatives freaked out at imagined government suppression of the media because Obama wouldn't give interviews to Fox News? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

It's both amusing and scary (mostly scary) how obvious it is now that conservative complaints about Obama were nearly 100% projection. They were worried Obama was going to do to them what they wanted to do to liberals.
 

MrPickins

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But corporations are people, right?

People have the right to free speech.

/s
 

fskimospy

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And this all suddenly became real at the end of 2016, right? We weren't very prosperous and living in rather great times from, say, 2008-2016? It all just "magically!" happened?

It is kind of funny that boomerang views an economy with a slower jobs growth rate and (currently) negative wage growth rate to be a time of great prosperity while thinking things during Obama were terrible.

In fact, let's look back on how boomerang viewed things in mid-2016!

If Trump wins and I were a liberal/progressive that was honest with myself I would blame Obama. You know, the head of the Democratic Party for the last eight years? The man that set the agenda for the party and made it all happen?

It would be a tough road, a bitter pill to swallow and would entail real, truthful examination of the stats surrounding the last eight years. It would mean casting off falsified stats on the economy, job growth and unemployment among others. It would take an unbiased look at our mounting debt that has increased at a rate unheard of since the inception of the nation. It would take looking at an administration that chose to lie and sensationalize its accomplishments to bolster its image while aggressively pursuing social issues at the expense of issues that would benefit all the people of the nation. It would take looking carefully at the degree of the effects of executive orders instead of proclaiming that others did things through executive order too. It would mean understanding that race relations have been set back decades under this administration. An administration that vastly widened the divide between races and genders in an attempt to then make it all better and come out on some moral high-ground but failed and only made it worse.

You place the blame where it is due. That's either on Obama or yourself if you voted for him. Pick whichever keeps you most firmly in your safe space.

El Oh Fucking El. I swear, this post is real and you can look it up yourself. In case anyone really wants to know how totally divorced from reality this clown is you need to look no further, haha.
 
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"We put all news sites on the left then complained that all news is left leaning"

Does that about sum up this whole topic?
 

ecogen

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"We put all news sites on the left then complained that all news is left leaning"

Does that about sum up this whole topic?

Pretty much, when you're on the far-right everything else seems like the left. That's why my sides enter orbit whenever someone calls US Democrats (the party that can't get itself to agree on simple things like universal healthcare) the "left".
 

K1052

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El Oh Fucking El. I swear, this post is real and you can look it up yourself. In case anyone really wants to know how totally divorced from reality this clown is you need to look no further, haha.

The projection level has reached "monumental" now since everything he's accusing Obama of is what Trump has done turned to 11.
 

UNCjigga

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Funny, I don’t see a vast left-leaning bias when I search for “Clinton emails”, “Benghazi”, or “Uranium One”. Maybe, just maybe if conservative “news” outlets had anything else of substance to contribute to the national conversation on Trump, something that a majority of Americans actually choose to read, they’d fare better in the search results??
 

VRAMdemon

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His staff is right now on the phone with Google, asking them to come up with a special Dear Leader Google that only returns good news.

If you don't like the fact that all the news about you is bad, maybe you need to try and not suck so much. Maybe he should be mad at his staff for only telling him the good news about him. Of course, he should wonder why it only takes them 4 seconds to do that each morning.

So...He wants Google to change its algorithms to prioritize certain 'news' sites to respond to specific queries that he comes up with. This could be just the break that Bing was looking for!
 

Hayabusa Rider

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You, are looking for vengeance based on what are imaginings and fantasies and yet you're concerned about the state of Trumps mental health. Interesting.

Vengence, no. That would manifest itself in other ways, but yes my perspective is such because of the imaginings and fantasies of Trump
Legally remove him? I don't see that happening because there is no basis for it.

Of course there is a basis for impeachment. I would have thought you would know that. Perhaps you do and choose to ignore it. The Founders discussed this and Franklin said that "obnoxious" is sufficient and yes I know what that meant. Well if you were a Conservative, the driven to extinction kind, you would know and support it's use.

No, if you want Trump out it's going to have to be done the way it's been done since the beginning of time

Funny thing is that impeachment was created to give the citizen alternatives to less approved methods around since the beginning of times.
We're living in times of great prosperity with a future that is about as bright as it gets.

All it requires is the tolerance of wrong. Let's not sacrifice liberty for security, let's do it because someone at the top benefits. I think not.
Books will be written about this.

Oh indeed.
 

dainthomas

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Legally remove him? I don't see that happening because there is no basis for it.

He admitted on TV to using campaign funds to pay off girlfriends so they didn't tell their stories right before an election. Why bother, if not to influence it? His (convicted felon) lawyer admitted setting up fake corporations to make the payments. Indicating they both knew it was wrong. Literally the only reason Trump isn't under indictment is the DOJ guideline regarding presidents.

If you're unclear how congress should proceed, imagine a black or woman president had done these things.
 

Stokely

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It's all fun and games until he actually does try to muzzle the free media. Would "we" actually let a President turn the media into state-sponsored only? At this point, I think a large number of people would cheer it on, and that is pretty terrifying. In the past, anyone floating threats like "it will be addressed" and questioning the legality of critical reporting would have seen their careers in jeopardy IMO....Trump just scores points with his supporters with this authoritarian shit.
 

Hayabusa Rider

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He admitted on TV to using campaign funds to pay off girlfriends so they didn't tell their stories right before an election. Why bother, if not to influence it? His (convicted felon) lawyer admitted setting up fake corporations to make the payments. Indicating they both knew it was wrong. Literally the only reason Trump isn't under indictment is the DOJ guideline regarding presidents.

If you're unclear how congress should proceed, imagine a black or woman president had done these things.


If he weren't a political body snatcher of what once were Conservatives then he'd know that Congress has the Constitutional right to remove a President for impropriety, not just illegal activities. He would know what the Founders made of all of this sort of nonsense in the WH. Ron R would have slapped Trump. Goldwater Conservatives would have put a bit in Trump's mouth and ridden him out into the streets like the jackass he is, metaphorically of course.

The pro-KGB types would never have seen a day in office because America would not have had this lot.
 

fleshconsumed

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Trump is unabashed narcissist. If something goes wrong, it's never his fault, it's always someone else. He's always right, everyone else is always wrong. Everything is about him, if Google finds disproportionate number of negative stories about him, it must be because they're conspiring against him, they're wrong, not him.

He's painfully predictable.

Is extreme narcissism a mental disorder worthy of removal from the office? In this specific case definitely yes, the man would not be able to function in a society if it wasn't for his money, but I don't think it's going to happen. And since Americans seem to be incapable from learning unless we suffer very direct and very dire consequences, it might be best to let it play out until the end. Maybe after everything goes to shit, maybe then the message will stick and Americans finally wise up.
 
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BoomerD

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No, if you want Trump out it's going to have to be done the way it's been done since the beginning of time.

Are you really suggesting the Oswald/Hinkley method of removal?

I mean...if you REALLY want to go back to the old school methods of removing a leader, that's historically how it was done...
 

zzyzxroad

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I highly encourage the conspiracy nuts who buy into trump's BS to stop using google and start asking Jeeves.
 

VRAMdemon

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https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/n...ons-for-google

"The White House is examining whether Google searches should be subject to some form of government regulation, Larry Kudlow, President Trump’s top economic adviser, said Tuesday. “We’re taking a look at it,” Kudlow told reporters outside the White House when questioned about whether Trump believes Google should be regulated. Kudlow’s comments came after the president posted a pair of early morning tweets accusing Google of rigging its search results and suggesting the tech giant was breaking the law."

Google has the lawyers and the will to defend itself against this kind of nonsense, but I never thought I'd live in a country where they would have to. Trump has to hate Google. Page and Brin are richer than he is, and therefore smarter.