Goodnight, sweet Trump presidency thread. You served us well.

File: Drumpf Will Lose.png (22KB, 1912x314px) Image search: [Google]

22KB, 1912x314px

>>62430
Good night sweet prince.

rip

File: HQVOhGy.png (478KB, 539x719px) Image search: [Google]

478KB, 539x719px

>>62430
Why only one scoop?

File: 1494779392845.webm (462KB, 884x489px) Image search: [Google]

462KB, 884x489px

>>62443
TWO

FUCKING

SCOOOOOOOOOOOOOPS?

Damn, the Trump will lose thread finally archived huh?

>>62445
>>62443
Are you still on that?

File: uznurdjgjpry.jpg (73KB, 640x671px) Image search: [Google]

73KB, 640x671px

http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/336195-two-dozen-more-trump-ethics-waivers-to-be-released

Jesus Christ, what an embarrassment.

>>62461
It's like if he's getting fatter in each picture.

>>>/pol/ddit

File: 1496447123723.jpg (6KB, 250x220px) Image search: [Google]

6KB, 250x220px

>>62470
>>62469
>>62461
Don't get sour just because /pol/ won.

>>62471
She did nothing wrong.

>>62471
Stop shitting up /vip/ redditfag

Trump's art of the deal: pull out of an agreement, claim you'll renegotiate, instead get bypassed because you're seen as incredible and unreliable.

File: 1493657705266.png (169KB, 660x488px) Image search: [Google]

169KB, 660x488px

>>62496
Go back to your safe space if it bothers you so much.

>>62471
Hey, I'm not hating this shining example of competence. Who else can fire the director of the FBI without a replacement lined up?

File: 1495119256124.png (379KB, 1024x536px) Image search: [Google]

379KB, 1024x536px

>>62504
Uh, the president?

>>62505
Obama's Accomplishments*

>>62505
>Look at me, the stock market has a value, that's my accomplishment.

>>62505
- Obama
- Private sector
- The government always runs a surplus on tax day.
- Private sector
- Private sector
- Congress
- Congress
- This isn't anything to be proud of.
- Obama, but he's deporting everyone and wasting resources by chasing down old ladies instead of violent criminals.
- Congress
- Literally only one of these is true.
- Again, objective lies.
- Not really an energy sector gain; the pipeline eases traffic congestion in rail yard shipping and the coal fields he's opening up aren't economical to exploit. Regardless, the pipeline wasn't his idea in the slightest.

>>62545
>Obama
Who?

>>62547
The guy that did 9-11.

File: 1376395854399.jpg (36KB, 350x242px) Image search: [Google]

36KB, 350x242px

>tfw you're so toxic law firms are turning you away
https://www.yahoo.com/news/four-top-law-firms-turned-requests-represent-trump-122423972.html

>>62550
>toxic
Right back to tumblr, fucko.

>>62551
Sorry, I forgot to put a trigger warning. I'll be more considerate of our Trumpfriends next time.

>>62553
Thanks for the passive agressive reply! I'll make sure to pass it along to the President.

>>62554
Please do. Let him know his fanboys are thin skinned bitches.

>>62555
Jeez, calm down, buddy. You're gonna give yourself a hernia, and Obamacare won't be paying for it anymore.

File: blocked.png (221KB, 627x528px) Image search: [Google]

221KB, 627x528px

https://youtu.be/40cqCp8RryY

>people actually voted for this retard

>>62557
>some libtard filling up my twitter inbox with meaningless posts
>block said libtard because who wouldn't
>"LOL DID I HURT BABBY DDROMPHHFLS FEELINGS XDDD"

File: DEG5AL2n_400x400.jpg (22KB, 400x400px) Image search: [Google]

22KB, 400x400px

>>62557
Oh, sweetie...

>>62558
>being on Twitter when you have a golf game, I mean country to run

>>62556
Or anything at all, considering Trump's laughable attempts at replacing it.

>>>/pol/ddit

>>62557
>EFFING

Is she not allowed to swear or something?

>>62545
>ITT asspained cause my free sgit is gone amd i gotta get a fucking job because i suck ass and im a human cockroach

>>62555
HEHEHEHE

>fanboys.


You mean patriots with a job and a love for our country instead of other dudes, muslims, illegals, and social programs that leach off of our paychecks like a parasite.

Fuckoff faggot.

>HERES HOW BERNIE CAN STILL WIN!



2 SCOOPS, 2 GENDERS, 2 TERMS, ART OF THE DEAL WITH IT AND HAVE FUN FLIPPING BURGERS FOR YOUR NEETBIX FAGGIT!



tears. Salty tears are STILL this delicious.


Stay mad

>>62557
Social media meme and real estate investor wins the presidency.

>retard.


Lol, murderous killary or freeloading sanders would have been better.


Other side of the wall for u faggot.

>>62558
LOLOLOL.

Dude has a team of fagblockers running his account anyway.

>>62587
>>>/reddit/

It's like I'm really browsing /pol/.

Now all we need is some minority hate and Clinton shilling and we'll be set.

>>62598
>Now all we need is some minority hate
Well, I for one hate non-whites, and I assume I'm not alone in this thread.

Great news: Trump will live tweet during Comey's testimony. How deep will he dig his own grave? Find out this Thursday! >>62587
You forgot to parade Seth Rich's body. And no mention of Hillary's emails? What kind of rant is this?

>>62505

All the things that have to do with the economy will be Obama's doing until October. After that, it'll be Trump. You Trumpfags are the worst. You love to brag about the unemployment being down, but dont realize (or care) that it's thanks to Obama. If Obama was still president, you wouldn't hear a peep from Republicans about this.

>>62551
>Right back to tumblr, fucko.

P-PLEASE LEAVE MY CONSERVATIVE SAFE SPACE YOU D-DIRTY LIBTARDS :((

>>62505
>Using "unemployment" as an economic indicator without including the workforce participation rate

God, it really rustles me when I see this.

I can never tell if people who do this are openly malicious or if they genuinely think that the unemployment rate tells you anything of value on it's own.

Kind of funny how it doesn't matter where in the (american) political spectrum you are, you can consider yourself an underdog fighting against the powers that be. Support trump? You're fighting a deep government globalist antifa cuckspiracy to cuck america with white cuckicide. Don't like trump? You're fighting an evil raycist sexist transhomoislamoxenophobic nazi government conspiracy to kill minorities and babies.

Be sure to thank your friends at google and facebook for this world in which you (yes, you!) are the hero America needs!

File: 1488419903019.jpg (1MB, 952x1504px) Image search: [Google]

1MB, 952x1504px

>>62502

>>62600
Trump will be impeached if he's put under oath. 100% chance. He is incapable of not perjuring himself on a molecular level.

The question is whether there's anything that warrants putting him under oath. A blowjob was enough to get Bill.

>>62639
Well right now it's all about Comey. Looks like you shouldn't expect bombshells, and more or less what everyone knows already, but it'll finally come from a first hand account and from someone who knows English grammar.
https://www.lawfareblog.com/what-expect-when-youre-expecting-comey

File: 1496864919639.jpg (3MB, 4800x4800px) Image search: [Google]

3MB, 4800x4800px

>>62639
>>62651
Trump's not going anywhere.

>>62639
>Trump will be impeached if he's put under oath.

Unless there's a democrat senate majority, this will not happen. Trump can kill someone on tape and nothing would be done under Republicuck rule.

>>62653

>making a collage of conservative echo chamber accounts to prove you right

Sure showed everyone.

File: 1492106677209.jpg (99KB, 854x634px) Image search: [Google]

99KB, 854x634px

>>62656
Prove 'em wrong, buckaroo.

>>62656
That's pretty much what everyone does these days. That and image macros. Go to any site and it's guaranteed to have either collages or image macros of nothing but strawmen. 4chan's just unique because we throw in some pepe and reaction images with it.

>>62653
>a bunch of opinions commenting on shit that hasn't happened yet
Also, pulling someone aside to tell them "I need loyalty, I expect loyalty" is very disturbing. Especially when he was quoted as saying that “I faced great pressure because of Russia. That’s taken off.” Saying "I am not under investigation" doesn't make him less suspect, especially when how it's about obstruction of justice, which is what Nixon was taken down for. That said, >>62655 is right, if Trump gets impeached it won't be until midterms or 2020, or whenever Trump ends up dragging down the entire GOP down with him. And it may be sooner than later if his idiotic economic policies reverse the growth the US has had.

Comey's opening statements.
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/06/07/james-comey-trump-russia-testimony-2017-239253

>>62587
>All that Reddit spacing

>>62653
>Image right from the_donald

File: 1489627246778.png (213KB, 415x477px) Image search: [Google]

213KB, 415x477px

>>62675
/pol/, actually, though I'm not surprised you're so well versed in what an image from Reddit looks like.

>Hill shills shillin for Hill
Sure is Summer.

>>62686
What Hill?

>>62686
The elections ended several months ago

>>62675
>>62674
>>62682
This is a board of people who pay to shitpost twice as fast.

Who do you think you people are to talk down to anyone?

>>62708
I never shitpost.

File: 1496932061507.jpg (36KB, 750x426px) Image search: [Google]

36KB, 750x426px

>>62715

>>62715
>>62716
So then why was he fired?

File: 1496932749814.jpg (55KB, 750x446px) Image search: [Google]

55KB, 750x446px

>>62715
>>62716

>>62717
Comey literally says that he thinks he was fired because of the Russian investigation, his evidence being that Trump literally said he fired Comey over the Russian investigation.

Fun Fact: Trump denied asking Comey to back off from Flynn investigation.
http://www.mediaite.com/online/no-no-next-question-trump-emphatically-denies-telling-comey-to-back-off-flynn/
In
>>62671
He says
>The President then returned to the topic of Mike Flynn, saying, “He is a good guy and has been through a lot.” He repeated that Flynn hadn’t done anything wrong on his calls with the Russians, but had misled the Vice President. He then said, “I hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting Flynn go. He is a good guy. I hope you can let this go.”

File: 1490531542914.png (331KB, 600x529px) Image search: [Google]

331KB, 600x529px

So, Libtards, now that's proven that Trump has literally done nothing illegal and can't be impeached, what nonsense topic are you going to REEEE about next?

File: 1496935082179.jpg (164KB, 1024x768px) Image search: [Google]

164KB, 1024x768px

It's too fucking delicious. MAGA
https://twitter.com/sppeoples/status/872823328284839937

>>62717
He just admitted it was because he leaked personal memos.

>>62721
>has literally done nothing illegal
He wasn't under active investigation. That does not mean he has not done anything illegal. If he let Comey do his job then yes, he would have not done anything illegal. Instead he made himself look guilty as fuck by trying to interfere with Comey's investigation and then fired him for not relenting.

File: lupin laugh.png (4MB, 950x691px) Image search: [Google]

4MB, 950x691px

>>62724
So, yeah, nothing illegal. I should feel bad for you libshits, but I really don't.

>>62722
What were you expecting? Hooping and hollering like if it was a sports event.
>>62725
You can keep covering your ears and pretend nothing happened. But remember that Nixon was about to be impeached for a similar offense.

File: zenigata.png (4MB, 935x680px) Image search: [Google]

4MB, 935x680px

>>62726
Holy fuck are you people deluded. The next 8 years are going to be treat after treat.

>>62722
Trumpkins genuinely believe politics are sports.

File: john-mccain[1].jpg (23KB, 460x287px) Image search: [Google]

23KB, 460x287px

Tell me! Why haven't you continued the investigation into President Comey?!

File: 1496940361855.jpg (21KB, 284x277px) Image search: [Google]

21KB, 284x277px

>>62731
>I lost, so I better feign smugness to save face!
Absolutely pathetic. Enjoy the next 8 years, cuck.

When he was asked about Trump and Russia and AG Sessions, he declined to comment saying he couldn't comment on it in a public forum. Trump hasn't been cleared yet.

>>62734
Comey denied that votes were altered. If Russia did anything, it didn't affect the election in the slightest.

File: 79tml8qxcusx.png (947KB, 931x3233px) Image search: [Google]

947KB, 931x3233px

>>62735
t. Dmitri from Iowa

File: 1494783154958.png (206KB, 600x446px) Image search: [Google]

206KB, 600x446px

>>62736
Stay mad, cuck.

>>62735
>We're talking about a foreign government trying to shape the way we think, we act, we vote
There's more to it than just votes. Also, it seems rather suspect that his top picks seem to be under investigation.

>>62723
Except for the fact that he never leaked anything. Unclassified memos aren't "leaks".

>>62739
Well, they're why he got fired regardless.

>>62740
Fired for doing his job?

>>62741
Fired for releasing information relating to his job to the public.

>>62742
The Comey memos came after he was fired. Buy a fucking calendar.

File: 1491160540497.png (73KB, 443x437px) Image search: [Google]

73KB, 443x437px

>>62743
Touchy! Sorry that big bad Drumpfster didn't get impeached. America is our country now.

File: 1496951174306.png (2MB, 1238x925px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 1238x925px

>they actually thought trump could lose

>>62744
>spout lies
>call anyone who corrects you mad

Is this what they teach you in Dezinformatsiya Camp?

File: eggman.jpg (47KB, 218x204px) Image search: [Google]

47KB, 218x204px

>>62746
Calling you mad isn't a lie, anon.

>>62745
I forgot it was still November.

>>62747
But saying Comey released the memos improperly is.

>>62750
Dude, you know trumpkins don't have an attention span greater than 5 seconds. Why do you think they elected a reality TV star?

>>62750
It's been confirmed that Comey leaked documents containing "private" information:
https://twitter.com/Breaking911/status/872897316675563520

>>62751
Still upset that he didn't get impeached today?

>>62752
Congratulations on repeating what was already said, yet failing to prove wrongdoing.

>>62754
Leaking private information isn't wrongdoing?

>>62755
What do you think "private" means?

>>62756
The information wasn't classified, but sharing it with the press was unprofessional and distrust-worthy, which was why Comey was fired. The President makes the final call.

>>62757
You know what else is unprofessional and and distrust-worthy? The president telling the FBI director to drop investigations into his friends.

And again, as posted above, the Comey memos came after the firing. But I know you know that. You're just in it for the rubles.

>>62758
>You know what else is unprofessional and and distrust-worthy? The president telling the FBI director to drop investigations into his friends.
Especially when you specifically time it so he's out of his office, way across the country, while he was giving a speech, and not telling it to his face and leaving him to find out through a TV in the back of the room.

>>62758
>You know what else is unprofessional and and distrust-worthy? The president telling the FBI director to drop investigations into his friends.
He said "I hope you can let this go". IMPEACH

>>62758
>You're just in it for the rubles.
Oy vey! I do it for free, but liberal tears are a bonus.

>>62761
>I hope you can let this go
>hope
Yes, when a boss tells you that he "hopes" you do something it's merely a suggestion.

>>62762
Do you think this is a mobster movie? Trump didn't issue any orders, and even if he did, he can tell his employees to do whatever the hell he wants them to.

>>62763
>he can tell his employees to do whatever the hell he wants them to

This is what boot-lickers genuinely, authentically, ironically believe.

>>62764
It's not wrong, buddy. Are you forgetting that he's the President?

>>62765
What you and Lord Dampnut don't understand is that the president isn't a king.

>>62766
No one's saying he is. The President has full authority over the FBI.

>>62763
Then why was he fired?

>>62768
According to statements from the White House, it's because he handled the Clinton email scandal and the Russia investigations unprofessionally.

>>62769
I'd love to know how.

>>62767
The President has authority over the DoJ, how'd that work out for Nixon?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturday_Night_Massacre

>>62686

I find it funny that Trump fans call those that arent for him "Hillary shills" yet for all we know, the pro-Trump people are the real shills.

>>62770
You can read up on it more here:
http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/why-was-comey-fired/

>>62771
Not an argument.

File: EEfJJnT[1].jpg (193KB, 882x556px) Image search: [Google]

193KB, 882x556px

>>62769
According to statements from literally Donald Trump's lips, it was because of Russia.

>>62727
>>62747
>>62725

Is posting pictures of people laughing the ultimate "I'm nervous but I don't wanna show it" sign?

>>62773
>theamericanconservative

Gee, I wonder if this site will be biased.

>>62774
Yes, and? According to statements from literally Comey's lips, Trump didn't ask him to stop the Russia investigation.

>>62775
I think I'm OK. My guys are in the House, Senate, and Presidential seat, and today confirmed that an impeachment won't be happening.

>>62775
It was said pretty clearly here
>>62733

>>62777
>Trump didn't ask him to stop the Russia investigation
Except he did.
>Again, those words are not an order. … The reason I keep saying “his words” is, I took it as a direction. He’s the President of the United States, with me alone, saying, “I hope this.” I took it as, “this is what he wants me to do.” I didn’t obey that. But that’s the way I took it.

>>62779
Your own quote says that it wasn't an order. Comey taking it the wrong way isn't Trump's fault.

>>62777
>You can't go by what Trump said immediately after the firing! You have to go by what Comey said Trump didn't say int he period before the firing!

Desperate.

>>62781
First of all, I'd like a source to where Trump said he fired Comedy "because of Russia", because there has to be more to that quote.

Second, one doesn't contradict the other. If Trump wanted the Russia investigation closed, he would have just closed it, not fired the guy in the charge of it.

>>62782
The fact that your asking for the video tells me you probably didn't even know it existed before this thread. That's how deep in your bubble you are.

And "closing" the investigation also would have been obstruction, probably in an even more obvious way than he chose to obstruct.

>>62780
It's like if you didn't read the second half of the quote.
> I took it as a direction. He’s the President of the United States, with me alone, saying, “I hope this.” I took it as, “this is what he wants me to do.” I didn’t obey that. But that’s the way I took it.
>President of the United States
>me alone
>I hope you do this
You're right, it totally isn't an order.

>>62783
>>The fact that your asking for the video tells me you probably didn't even know it existed before this thread.
So you've got nothing, then?

>And "closing" the investigation also would have been obstruction, probably in an even more obvious way than he chose to obstruct.
Trump didn't obstruct anything, as confirmed by today's trial.

>>62784
>You're right, it totally isn't an order.
It sure wouldn't hold up in a court of law.

>>62785
>Put another way, Cruz-Zuniga claims “the word ‘expectation’ more accurately describes the mindset” of the cooperating witnesses than the word “hope.”
http://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-8th-circuit/1378982.html
Feel free to continue your damage control though.

File: large[1].jpg (66KB, 686x296px) Image search: [Google]

66KB, 686x296px

>>62785
The law isn't autistic. When "I hope" means "Do this," it knows.

How's that Muslim ban going, by the way? I mean, the text never says it's a Muslim ban, yet the courts are blocking it for that very reason. Really makes you think.

>>62787
>Feel free to continue your damage control though.
I don't need to - my guy won today's trial.

>>62790
>>62790
>How's that Muslim ban going, by the way? I mean, the text never says it's a Muslim ban, yet the courts are blocking it for that very reason.
Not for much longer. Trump's got his guy in the Appeals office, now.

>>62792
This was a hearing, not a trial. You are just as naive as those who thought today was an impeachment trial.

>>62795
Whoops! My guy won today's hearing, then.

>>62797
>won
Well, if winning means making one of your guy's main talking points into Swiss cheese, then sure.

Here's a little more
>RUBIO: You perceived it as an order, given his position, the setting, and some of the circumstances?
>COMEY: Yes.
So no more dallying around the word "hope", to Comey it was an order.

>>62792
>trial

You really are this ignorant, aren't you?

File: 0cf181f5ae920363644173cbbdcf45b1.png (675KB, 640x900px) Image search: [Google]

675KB, 640x900px

>this thread has more posts in under four days than the majority of all other /vip/ threads combined

File: 1475717386710.png (218KB, 300x366px) Image search: [Google]

218KB, 300x366px

>>62798
I'd call winning silencing any and all possibilities of impeachment as well as destroying any "Trump colluded with Russia" arguments.

>>62801
Trump threads are the most popular threads on /vip/. Thanks, Donny!

>>62801
There's some heavy debate here, senpai. Butthurt liberals and Trumpbots in damage control. You can either embrace this chaos or hide it away and never let it bother you again.
>>62802
Except it didn't. Today's hearing let us know more about the scope of the investigation. We know fully that Trump's ties to Russia are now under active investigation since Comey couldn't comment on that.

>>62801
>>62802
>>62803
There was also a big political hearing involving Trump and someone he fired.

File: 1490652835583.png (268KB, 1080x500px) Image search: [Google]

268KB, 1080x500px

How do MAGAfags do it? They keep losing but they think they're winning. They are masters of cognitive dissonance.

File: 1496780550311.png (1MB, 1024x683px) Image search: [Google]

1MB, 1024x683px

>>62805
They're just brainwashed, dude. Infowars and Sputnik tell them the story they want to hear, and they simply accept it. To them, all those failures listed in your image are the Democrats' fault, even though the Republicans control all branches of government.

File: centrist.png (15KB, 640x480px) Image search: [Google]

15KB, 640x480px

>>62803
>Butthurt liberals and Trumpbots in damage control.
Pic related.

> We know fully that Trump's ties to Russia are now under active investigation
They'll be under active investigation by the time Barron runs for president, and they'll still be turning up nothing.

>>62805
>Wall
Confirmed happening, and confirmed Mexico is still paying for it.

>Travel Bans & ACA
Being appealed.

>Being respected in the US/World
Means nothing.

>Smoothly getting all Nominees through
It's getting a lot smoother as of late.

>Putting the Russia story to bed
See today's trial. Next!

File: 1479166807372.jpg (39KB, 966x541px) Image search: [Google]

39KB, 966x541px

>>62807
oh boy, are we smuggyposting now?

File: cen2.jpg (49KB, 480x371px) Image search: [Google]

49KB, 480x371px

>>62808
Yes.

>>62807
>They'll be under active investigation by the time Barron runs for president, and they'll still be turning up nothing.
That's a neat crystal ball you have. Can I check it out?

>>62806
>Infowars and Sputnik tell them the story they want to hear, and they simply accept it.

Speaking of Infowars, wasn't Alex Jones exposed of being an actor playing a role? It was big news a few months ago, from a court hearing.
The fact that people still listen to him tells you what kind of person we're dealing with here.. total morons. It's amazing how easy republican constituents fall for con artists.

>>62811
It's not all that surprising. The uneducated are some of their most ardent voters.

>>62807
>Confirmed happening, and confirmed Mexico is still paying for it.

Masters of cognitive dissonance.

>>62813
Go ahead, prove it isn't. I'll wait.

File: 1479165844424.jpg (51KB, 640x426px) Image search: [Google]

51KB, 640x426px

>>62809
I just want an excuse to post these.

>>62814

Mexico said no, and there's all that's been said about that lately. Give me a non-Breitbart/Fox News/Infowars link saying otherwise and I might believe you.

You said it's being built despite everything saying it isn't. The burden of proof is on you.

>>62814
And yet
http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-pol-trump-wall-20170501-story.html

>>62812

True. There is zero reason for poor people to vote Republicans, yet they keep doing it. They've proven time and again that they only care for the super rich and ONLY cater to them, yet these poor trailer trash keep voting for them. The amount of brainwashing in order to be able to do that is amazing.

>>62816
>Mexico said no,
You know more than well Mexico's opinion is irrelevant.

>Give me a non-Breitbart/Fox News/Infowars link saying otherwise and I might believe you.
How about NBC? The wall isn't being constructed yet, but it's sure being planned for:
http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/donald-trump-s-border-wall-progress-report-n764726

>>62818
It's simple. You even see it in this thread. Create some other: liberals, Mexicans, Muslims, Communists, etc, vilify them as much as possible, and then tell them that a vote for you is a vote against them.

File: 1490650927156.jpg (118KB, 828x898px) Image search: [Google]

118KB, 828x898px

>>62820
>You know more than well Mexico's opinion is irrelevant.

How is Mexico's opinion irrelevant when they are the ones who are supposedly going to pay for it?

Right from your link:

>Is Mexico paying for the wall?
During the campaign, Trump promised that Mexico would fund it up front. Now, the president says Mexico will eventually pay for the wall, so any money Congress allocates is just a temporary expenditure.

>But Mexico says nope.

>"Mexico, of course, will not pay," Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto said in January, reiterating what he has said repeatedly for the last two years, including to Trump directly during a campaign trail visit.

>So, who is really going to pay for the wall?
Taxpayers are expected to pick up the initial tab and, barring a reversal from Mexico or a remittance tax, likely in the long run, too.

So american taxpayers will pay for it, if it's ever built in the first place. Thanks for the link, it really informed me on this.

>>62822
Trump is more than capable of strongarming the Mexican president into doing whatever he wants. We'll see what happens over the next 4 years.

>>62821

I guess that one quote from an old president, the one that says something like "give the poorest white someone to look down on, and you can rob him blind." They've been doing this shit for decades. Quite amazing, I gotta say.

>>62823
>We'll see what happens over the next 4 years.

More like year and half, maximum. Mexico's presidential election is next year and I don't think people will vote for someone who is friendly towards Trump. Plus, the american mid-term elections.. it won't be kind to Trump no matter how much conservatives fool themselves into thinking otherwise.

>>62826
I wouldn't be so confident. Midterms are up, but at least in the Senate most of the Republican seats are in strongly Republican states. Still, the special elections show that Democrats have been making strong gains against the Republicans.

>>62828

Fair enough. It's a tough call for Dems to take the Senate for sure, but having a House majority seems very likely.. and losing the House means no more bills for Trump. There goes the wall and some other things he wanted.

He only has a year and a half to do something about the wall.

>>62828
>Still, the special elections show that Democrats have been making strong gains against the Republicans.
You mean those things that democrats keep losing?

>>62836
They didn't lose too many of them. Anyways, it's not who wins that you should look at, those are pretty typical and unsurprising. It's the results, as in the actual percentages.

>>62838
>Muh percentage
Is this the new popular vote? The only percentage that matters is 51. But by all means keep blowing tens of millions on all those losses. Maybe one of them will work out for you instead of blowing up in your face like Comey's testimony.

>>62836

The nominees Trump chose are from deep red states. It's no surprise Dems lost in those places. The only real contest is in Georgia with Ossoff. He has a real chance of winning there, especially after the republican lady said she doesn't support a livable wage.

You're a fool if you think Democrats as a whole aren't motivated enough to go vote in 2018 and 2020. Dems usually dont vote in midterms but you better believe they can't wait to vote now.

Btw, even in these special elections in deep red counties, Dems came extremely close to winning. This shouldn't be the case at all.

>>62853
They're coming >close because they're doubling and tripling republican expenditures. If you want a special election result that actually matters look back at 2009 when the democrats punted their supermajority by losing Ted Kennedy's senate seat. The moment the Georgia election is in doubt the RNC will turn their money pipeline up to full blast like DNC's has been this whole time.

>>62854
And it looks like it's working.

>>62854
If money is what it took then why didn't Ben Carson win the nomination?

>>62873
Please stop. These strawmen aren't funny.

>>62854
>The moment the Georgia election is in doubt the RNC will turn their money pipeline up to full blast like DNC's has been this whole time.

The Georgia special eelection is already the most expensive congressional race in history, apparently. But most of Ossoff's money isnt coming from the DNC, it's coming from small donor individuals. Unlike Handel which is getting money from big RNC donors.
All the congressional races so far for Dems have been from small donors. The DNC hasn't helped whatsoever because they thought they had no chance.

File: 1479166863357.png (27KB, 668x521px) Image search: [Google]

27KB, 668x521px

>>62875
No.

>>62430
>we gon drain da swamp!
>lets THE Swamp(tm) squad do as they please
If you were genuinely retarded and liked him I won't judge, but if you're STILL a supporter you need to rethink your whole life

File: 1479168649417.png (49KB, 1324x824px) Image search: [Google]

49KB, 1324x824px

>>62813

File: 1472970585132.png (43KB, 900x900px) Image search: [Google]

43KB, 900x900px

>this thread

>>62806
>that handshake

Hank Hill would be pissed

>>62624
>I can never tell if people who do this are openly malicious or if they genuinely think that the unemployment rate tells you anything of value on it's own.
i think its 50/50, malicious use of stats and idiots

File: 1436571275643.jpg (69KB, 1403x958px) Image search: [Google]

69KB, 1403x958px

>>62997
>malicious use of stats

File: tip.jpg (98KB, 1280x720px) Image search: [Google]

98KB, 1280x720px

>>62997
>malicious use of stats

File: 1480629195147.jpg (184KB, 960x720px) Image search: [Google]

184KB, 960x720px

>>62811
>>62812
>>62821
>>62825
>>62818

This is either:

>samefagging

or

>idiots trying to establish another echo chamber on this website

>>63026
>idiots trying to establish another echo chamber on this website
A true case of projection. Sorry we're intruding on your right wing safe space but we're not leaving. And not everyone has your opinions.

>>63026
Why do they all look so... out of shape?

File: 1479167749342.png (34KB, 769x733px) Image search: [Google]

34KB, 769x733px

>>62656

>>63026

Why

do you

type

like

a

reddit

faggot

>>63026
>>idiots trying to establish another echo chamber on this website

Kek, this just shows YOUR intention. You want to make all of 4chan into a right-wing echo chamber, and I'll do my best to stop you. :^)

>>63045
Why

is

this

a

thing

?

I

think

I

will

type

like

this

from

now

on

just

to

annoy

people

like

you

.

>>62793
And it bombed out, 0-3 for a grand total of 0-7. Two different district courts and they both told Trump to piss off. Unanimously. To add to the incompetence and idiocy of Trump's attempt at the travel ban (and by publicly calling it a "travel ban" on Twitter, it was used as evidence against him in the courts), he's had way longer than the 90 days he requested and has done jack shit other than waste court time. The courts aren't going to be on his side when he's done little to show that he actually needs it.
>but the Supreme Court
There is no guarantee that they'll hear it. And given his spectacular failure in the courts, it's unlikely they'll suddenly flip. At best you'll see an 1-8.

>>63026
is that mutt in the plaid?