It's Official, Russians Corrupted The Election

[Rajoo]

As one of Trump's sons commented lately, the Trump name is the hottest property right now.
I don't see him giving up the no risk easy money ever. Only impeachment will get him out and probably will not happen till after the 2018 elections and how the GOP fares.

[HarmanKardon]

The CNN coverage on this topic makes me smile.

I am more and more confident that the T nightmare will actually not last four years...

[nailer]

Originally Posted by HarmanKardon

The CNN coverage on this topic makes me smile.

I am more and more confident that the T nightmare will actually not last four years...

You're correct, just 46 months left.

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by nailer

You're correct, just 46 months left.

Sharp as usual.

[bobabode]

There really needs to be a bipartisan and independent investigation of all this. Watching Trump's pet congresscritters try to deflect to leaks and leakers shows that Nunez and his merry band of whitewashers have no intention of getting to the bottom of this.

[HarmanKardon]

Originally Posted by nailer

You're correct, just 46 months left.

So even the most servile DJ disciples do not reckon with a second term?

[nailer]

Originally Posted by HarmanKardon

So even the most servile DJ disciples do not reckon with a second term?

Fake news.

How like der Trumpenfuhrer of you.

[JCricket]

Originally Posted by Rajoo

As one of Trump's sons commented lately, the Trump name is the hottest property right now.
I don't see him giving up the no risk easy money ever. Only impeachment will get him out and probably will not happen till after the 2018 elections and how the GOP fares.

I dunno, I kind of think that if he is deemed a liability for the 2018 elections, he will get the short straw and be booted. IF Trump could turn his tweet finger off, sit back and be a good boy, the current situation might blow over. But if he keeps it up, the collective sum of his loud mouth tweets will do him in.

[whell]

Even Dems on the Senate Intel committee are apparently saying that there's nothing to this:

https://www.buzzfeed.com/alimwatkins...Po5#.yfY2866KD

Even some Democrats on the Intelligence Committee now quietly admit, after several briefings and preliminary inquiries, they don’t expect to find evidence of active, informed collusion between the Trump campaign and known Russian intelligence operatives, though investigators have only just begun reviewing raw intelligence. Among the Intelligence Committee’s rank and file, there’s a tangible frustration over what one official called “wildly inflated” expectations surrounding the panel’s fledgling investigation.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by whell

Even Dems on the Senate Intel committee are apparently saying that there's nothing to this...

There are a lot of shoes left to drop:

KIEV, Ukraine — A Ukrainian lawmaker on Tuesday released new financial documents allegedly showing that a former campaign chairman to President Trump laundered payments from the party of a disgraced ex-leader of Ukraine using offshore accounts in Belize and Kyrgyzstan.

The new documents may revive questions about the ties between the Trump aide, Paul Manafort, and the party of the former president of Ukraine, Viktor Yanukovych, who has been in hiding in Russia since being overthrown by pro-Western protestors in 2014. He is wanted in Ukraine on corruption charges.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world...120_story.html

Meanwhile, Sean Spicer (Trump's own Baghdad Bob) threw Manafort under the bus, claiming that Manafort had very little to do with the campaign, despite the fact he was Campaign Chairman for months.

Keep in mind that Comey was forced to come to Capitol Hill and testify in public by Lindsey Graham (and others) after Trump lied about Obama wiretapping Trump. Had it not been for Trump's silly, dishonest tweet storm, Comey would not have come to the Hill and revealed that Trump and his staff are under investigation for colluding with Russia. Trump brought yesterday's dark cloud down upon himself.