Trumptards a Q?
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Morrison is a swamp ratinsinceredawg said:
Tim Morrison, a GOP witness yesterday and former top adviser on the NSC testified under oath that Ukraine election meddling was a hoax yet Gay Bob here still propping up 3 year old articles to prove his point. JFC.
Timothy Aaron Morrison (born c. 1978) is an American Republican political adviser. He was briefly the top U.S. adviser to President Trump on Russia and Europe on the White House National Security Council, a position he took over from his predecessor Fiona Hill in August 2019,[1] and from which he resigned on October 31, 2019.[2][3][4]
Before that, he served as senior director for countering weapons of mass destruction on the US National Security Council, a position he assumed on July 9, 2018.[5] Until then, he was policy director for the Republican staff on the House defense panel.[5] Morrison entered politics as a professional staff member to Rep. Mark Kennedy, from 2000 to 2007.[6] One day before his scheduled testimony to the impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump on October 31, 2019, Morrison was reported to soon leave his post as the senior director for European and Russian affairs on the National Security Council, to be replaced by Andrew Peek, currently Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Iraq and Iran in the Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs.[7][8]
I don't see where he said any such thing
https://axios.com/trump-impeachment-hearing-kurt-volker-tim-morrison-96a3ae4b-9287-4a86-88dd-8d65f37926e4.html
Funny how these Ukraine experts were ignorant on so much about the Ukraine. Its like they were hacks or something
CBS News from two years ago
https://cbsnews.com/news/did-ukraine-try-to-interfere-in-the-2016-election/
So what happened with the Clinton campaign and Ukraine?
It wasn't so much the Clinton campaign, per se, but a Democratic operative working with the Democratic National Committee did reach out to the Ukrainian government in an attempt to get damaging information about the Trump campaign.
That operative's name is Alexandra Chalupa, a Ukrainian-American former Clinton White House aide who was tasked with ethnic outreach on behalf of the Democratic Party. As Vogel reported, she knew about Paul Manafort's extensive connections to the pro-Russian regime of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, and decided to dig deeper into possible connections between Moscow and the Trump campaign. As part of that effort, she discussed Manafort with the high-ranking officials at the Ukrainian embassy in Washington, D.C.
The Democratic National Committee denies that it was ever in contact with the Ukrainian government.
So when you hear @insinceredawg call this a debunked conspiracy you can just chalk it up to another pathological liar on team hondo -
Have you thought about why there is no coverage on this supposedly HUGE story within the last couple months or even within the last year? Even your favorite news sources haven't picked it up. But since this is the only article that supports your narrative you will continue to cling to it as the sole source of truth. Bitchass partisan Kunt.SFGbob said: -
I just gave you coverage from last month and I've cited no less than 4 different news outlets. Keep lying Kunt.insinceredawg said: -
https://bbc.com/news/world-europe-48268762insinceredawg said:
BBC May of 2019
President Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, has repeatedly called on Ukraine to investigate claims of collusion in favour of Hillary Clinton and he has been in regular contact with the prosecutor general, Yuriy Lutsenko.
Now Mr Lutsenko has breathed new life into the story, announcing a new investigation, and citing a court ruling that Ukrainians unlawfully interfered in the 2016 election.
Mr Giuliani also wants Kiev to look into claims that former Vice-President and 2020 Democrat contender Joe Biden may have got Ukraine's then top prosecutor fired to help his son's business interests.
Was there collusion?
The collusion narrative is based around the summer 2016 publication of a "black ledger" in Ukraine which showed off-the-book payments to Paul Manafort.
Manafort, 69, was jailed by a US court in March for fraud, in part for his work as an adviser for a pro-Russian political party in Ukraine, before he became President Donald Trump's campaigner manager.
Ex-Trump campaign chief sentenced for fraud
Manafort: Trump's former campaign chair
It was the black ledger payment revelations that forced Manafort to resign from the Trump campaign.
Those arguing that there was collusion, among them Mr Giuliani, allege that the ledger might be fake and that it was maliciously leaked after contacts between Mr Trump's Democrat opponents and Ukrainian diplomats.
Ukraine's prosecutor general gave Mr Giuliani's claims a boost this week by announcing that he was investigating Ukrainian MP Sergiy Leshchenko, who has admitted to being behind the publication of some of the pages of the black ledger. -
When the democrats finally give up on Impeachment Barr will fill the void and all sorts of shit will see the light of day
The demcrats think that if they don't report something it didn't happen
Simple minded idiots like @insinceredawg agree -
Damn I never believed believed in collusion. You're the expert.insinceredawg said: -
Btw, all the co
Posted that yesterday, Kunt still keeps talking about 3 years ago and a single news source.RaceBannon said:
BBC May of 2019
President Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, has repeatedly called on Ukraine to investigate claims of collusion in favour of Hillary Clinton and he has been in regular contact with the prosecutor general, Yuriy Lutsenko.
Now Mr Lutsenko has breathed new life into the story, announcing a new investigation, and citing a court ruling that Ukrainians unlawfully interfered in the 2016 election.
Mr Giuliani also wants Kiev to look into claims that former Vice-President and 2020 Democrat contender Joe Biden may have got Ukraine's then top prosecutor fired to help his son's business interests.
Was there collusion?
The collusion narrative is based around the summer 2016 publication of a "black ledger" in Ukraine which showed off-the-book payments to Paul Manafort.
Manafort, 69, was jailed by a US court in March for fraud, in part for his work as an adviser for a pro-Russian political party in Ukraine, before he became President Donald Trump's campaigner manager.
Ex-Trump campaign chief sentenced for fraud
Manafort: Trump's former campaign chair
It was the black ledger payment revelations that forced Manafort to resign from the Trump campaign.
Those arguing that there was collusion, among them Mr Giuliani, allege that the ledger might be fake and that it was maliciously leaked after contacts between Mr Trump's Democrat opponents and Ukrainian diplomats.
Ukraine's prosecutor general gave Mr Giuliani's claims a boost this week by announcing that he was investigating Ukrainian MP Sergiy Leshchenko, who has admitted to being behind the publication of some of the pages of the black ledger. -
He'll be here next week claiming there is nothing that isn't three years oldSFGbob said:
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It’s not what you think happened, but ultimately it’s what you can prove happened to remove from office. Maybe it was, maybe it wasn’t released because of that. So far we have no proof. So far we have no one criticizing the Call, that was supposed to be the trigger and origin of the impeachment hearings.HHusky said:
So far we have a grossly inexperienced diplomat, who bought himself an ambassador role, opinion that it was qpq. He refused to state as fact when pressed though.
Trump was doing Trump Shit. But there’s not enough here. If the Dems were smart, they would pull the plug on this in favor of Censure.
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This article says nothing other than Giuliani is doing Trump's bidding by spreading the conspiracy around. Why hasn't there been a follow up to Politico's report from early 2017?RaceBannon said:
BBC May of 2019
President Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, has repeatedly called on Ukraine to investigate claims of collusion in favour of Hillary Clinton and he has been in regular contact with the prosecutor general, Yuriy Lutsenko.
Now Mr Lutsenko has breathed new life into the story, announcing a new investigation, and citing a court ruling that Ukrainians unlawfully interfered in the 2016 election.
Mr Giuliani also wants Kiev to look into claims that former Vice-President and 2020 Democrat contender Joe Biden may have got Ukraine's then top prosecutor fired to help his son's business interests.
Was there collusion?
The collusion narrative is based around the summer 2016 publication of a "black ledger" in Ukraine which showed off-the-book payments to Paul Manafort.
Manafort, 69, was jailed by a US court in March for fraud, in part for his work as an adviser for a pro-Russian political party in Ukraine, before he became President Donald Trump's campaigner manager.
Ex-Trump campaign chief sentenced for fraud
Manafort: Trump's former campaign chair
It was the black ledger payment revelations that forced Manafort to resign from the Trump campaign.
Those arguing that there was collusion, among them Mr Giuliani, allege that the ledger might be fake and that it was maliciously leaked after contacts between Mr Trump's Democrat opponents and Ukrainian diplomats.
Ukraine's prosecutor general gave Mr Giuliani's claims a boost this week by announcing that he was investigating Ukrainian MP Sergiy Leshchenko, who has admitted to being behind the publication of some of the pages of the black ledger. -
I don't need to explain shit, because I don't care.
Oooh a politician fired an employee! Impeach!
Get the fuck out of here
Trump makes the left so irrationally angry that they have no credibility.
If they just said nothing and let people realize he's a buffoon they'd probably win in 2020.
Instead they insist on embarrassing themselves daily to a pathetic extent. -
Like the BBC report from this year I linked?insinceredawg said:
Go fuck yourself -
1) Define what abuse of power is?HHusky said:
But you've agreed there's probably something there. To me, abuse of the most powerful office in the world and putting personal interests ahead of national interests are not trivial. Your response amounts to "boys will be boys". Are you saying impeachment should be explored only when public opinion already favors it?
2) Having a buffer between yourself and those carrying things out isn’t exclusive to this sitting President ... it’s true for likely every sitting President and occurs in most every C-Suite in Corporate America ... the whole plausible deniability thing
3) If Biden wasn’t running for President and an investigation was launched would there be any uproar? It seems pretty clear to me that there is some smoke there. Are the Biden’s untouchable because Joe is in the race right now? Nobody seemingly is talking about this.
The reality is that the Dems don’t have a strong candidate and they know it. Everything they are doing is trying to discredit Trump compared to saying why their message is better.
The timing of all of this speaks volumes. We’re inside a year of the 2020 election ... easiest way to remove Trump is to beat him next November ... if you can
All they are doing is reminding a lot of people why they voted for Trump in 2016 -
Ukraine's prosecutor general gave Mr Giuliani's claims a boost this week by announcing that he was investigating Ukrainian MP Sergiy Leshchenko, who has admitted to being behind the publication of some of the pages of the black ledger.
this fucking week asshole -
HCH’s Tug Tavern is a trumptard troll shop for a dozen or so MAGAts that swallow everything.
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You find yourself having to call more and more people trumptrash these days I seeCirrhosisDawg said:HCH’s Tug Tavern is a trumptard troll shop for a dozen or so MAGAts that swallow everything.
They keep showing up and making logical points and you keep melting down -
A 37 year old mayor of some BFE Midwest college town is leading in the Iowa Dem Cockus polling . How fucktarded has the Democratic party these days? They are the folks that got Trump elected in the first place and are going to re-elect him again.Tequilla said:
2) Having a buffer between yourself and those carrying things out isn’t exclusive to this sitting President ... it’s true for likely every sitting President and occurs in most every C-Suite in Corporate America ... the whole plausible deniability thing
3) If Biden wasn’t running for President and an investigation was launched would there be any uproar? It seems pretty clear to me that there is some smoke there. Are the Biden’s untouchable because Joe is in the race right now? Nobody seemingly is talking about this.
The reality is that the Dems don’t have a strong candidate and they know it. Everything they are doing is trying to discredit Trump compared to saying why their message is better.
The timing of all of this speaks volumes. We’re inside a year of the 2020 election ... easiest way to remove Trump is to beat him next November ... if you can
All they are doing is reminding a lot of people why they voted for Trump in 2016 -
Epic Meltdown.RaceBannon said:
They keep showing up and making logical points and you keep melting down
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Says the guy who swallowed it all and asked for more the last 3 year's.CirrhosisDawg said:HCH’s Tug Tavern is a trumptard troll shop for a dozen or so MAGAts that swallow everything.
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But to borrow from Creepy, gun to your head, did the hold get lifted on September 11 because the President got caught? You can’t seriously be saying you have no belief about that.salemcoog said:
So far we have a grossly inexperienced diplomat, who bought himself an ambassador role, opinion that it was qpq. He refused to state as fact when pressed though.
Trump was doing Trump Shit. But there’s not enough here. If the Dems were smart, they would pull the plug on this in favor of Censure.
But they aren’t. So they won’t. -
No it did notHHusky said:
The testimony makes that clear
If you think that allows you to bow out gracefully then by all means do so but you got nothing. At all -
We can all concede that Will Rogers was right about the Democratic Party. That’s not much of a denial that Daddy did what he’s accused of.YellowSnow said: -
I am now thinking @CirrhosisDawg is a Never Trumper posing as a progressive nutball trying to make neo-con something something conservatives (shout out @YellowSnow @creepycoug ) look bad.
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From the beginning this whole thing has looked like a lot of career politicians attempting to take the new guy for a ride. To some degree it has worked. On the other hand, it might get Trump re-elected soundly and has failed to remove him from office.creepycoug said:
That said, if you put a gun to my head and my life depended on the accuracy of my guess at the truth here, I'd say there was something there. I'd say Trump is a crafty old rich dood who knows how to position his lawyers and other flunkies between himself and the shit he sometimes wants to do. I don't think doing this would be beneath him. I could absolutely see him making a move on something like this, finding out later it's a no no and then protecting himself. So, sure, by the time Sondland blurts out "What do you want from Ukraine?", a question if asked of me in that manner would make me wonder if I were being recorded, he probably by then had been informed it wasn't ok to offer that trade or make that implied threat. I'm just being straight here ... that scenario, IMO, is well within Trump's wheel house. But we know he's not an alter boy, so I'm not really sure I care that much.
Only thing that really matters here is that this whole circus is yet another example of the left overplaying their hand. It's such a Cuog! move to do this. They really fucked up. -
Ukraine's prosecutor general gave Mr Giuliani's claims a boost this week by announcing that he was investigating Ukrainian MP Sergiy Leshchenko, who has admitted to being behind the publication of some of the pages of the black ledger.insinceredawg said:
Liar or moron Kunt? Take your pick. -
Fuckers just run their mouths. They don't even bother to read anything 3 years old!!!!!RaceBannon said:Ukraine's prosecutor general gave Mr Giuliani's claims a boost this week by announcing that he was investigating Ukrainian MP Sergiy Leshchenko, who has admitted to being behind the publication of some of the pages of the black ledger.
this fucking week asshole -
A good friend of mine is also family with SS and further terrible stories are told regularly. IDRGAF at the end of the day as I think all politicians are awful people but it's interesting to hear what a foregone fact this is from so many people in that circle.Swaye said: -
As this has played out I have been Trumptrash fighting in the gutter because that's how we roll in construction. You hurt me, I hurt you worse. (shout out to Criminal with Kevin Costner, good movie with Wonder Woman in it)Swaye said:I am now thinking @CirrhosisDawg is a Never Trumper posing as a progressive nutball trying to make neo-con something something conservatives (shout out @YellowSnow @creepycoug ) look bad.
Name calling you got it.
But when you start seeing people that actually don't like Trump make reasonable arguments about what a shit show this has been you have to step back and think that maybe the partisan hack shill piece of trash is you @CirrhosisDawg
Self reflection is good for you. So is refraction. Give it a rest -
@DoogieMcDoogerson feels reassured by this post because it’s 1000x better than everything he’s watching on cable tv news today.RaceBannon said:
Name calling you got it.
But when you start seeing people that actually don't like Trump make reasonable arguments about what a shit show this has been you have to step back and think that maybe the partisan hack shill piece of trash is you @CirrhosisDawg
Self reflection is good for you. So is refraction. Give it a rest -
Oldest daughter's HS boyfriend ... his dad was SS. Can also confirm from him that she is, at best, a really, really, really not nice person. Talks down to everybody, barks, yells ... just a giant piece of shit as a human being.UW_Doog_Bot said:
I do think she's judged a little differently as a woman in that she'd get tagged with shit that might not stick as much if she were a big burly dude. But hey, we're an evolving animal and our society changes but not overnight. So tough shit on that point.
I don't think she's stupid (that's absurd), and I think she pays a price for lacking slickness (like William Jefferson and Barak have in spades), but overall from every corner of any little connection I have to anybody who'd be remotely qualified to say, she's a giant piece of shit and very mean and unlikeable human being.