ALL HAIL PRESIDENT TRUMP

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鬼殺し wrote:

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Turtledove wrote:

Trump has a very dedicated core base. It's probably somewhere around 35% and 40% of the voting population. I don't think that most would really revolt if he was impeached but they would become very activated and upset. We all know how fond of hyperbole the President is. The support he has in this thread is a fair example, I think.

That's a big part of the reason that I think it would be best for the country if he was not impeached but instead was booted out in the 2020 election. In between the election and end of his term in January, we would then likely see some amusing fireworks with him pardoning his family and everyone even himself. Or instead maybe resign an hour before his term ends and having Pence pardon him and his family or even doing both for good measure.

I don't consider the few die-hards in this thread a good example given probably half of them aren't even American voters and the other half probably don't bother to vote (as Dave indicated, being as he sees himself as the average American), but okies.

Vocal minority makes it very hard to really gauge, but I think you're really overestimating the size of that base.

And no, not 2020. You're being far too complacent there. Even if he spends most of 2019 wrestling with the basic duties of his office, that's just too damn long.

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鬼殺し wrote:

Funny, you responded but not to a thing I said, perhaps because you ignored that I pruned your response to me to what I care about -- the fact that he feels the presidency protects him. I'm not really talking about impeachment or indictment. I really couldn't care less *how* he goes. Impeaching, indictment, bullet to the quote-unquote brain, mauled by dogs, hair tonic overdose, syphilis, Russian cocktail...plane crash fleeing to Russia...the possibilities are endless.

As long as he goes. And he will. It will no doubt be ignominious and yet anticlimactic.

I'm invoking my current signature as to why I'm ending this here.

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Turtledove wrote:

It is bad having an apparent Russian agent in the White House, especially for foreign policy.

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morbo wrote:

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Turtledove wrote:

It is bad having an apparent Russian agent in the White House, especially for foreign policy.

Can you point to one policy Trump proposed or enacted, that benefited Russia? Do you think it would be good if US and RU (two military & nuclear powers) had a clean line of diplomacy, without the so called "free press" sceaming and kicking every time Trump talks or is about to talk to Putin?

I think Trump is doing great on foreign policy. Much better than the bloodthirsty neocon/neolibs before him. Hopefully he won't fall for zionist tricks desperately trying to push USA into a war with Iran. I think that will be a real danger in his potential second term.

Wars started / financed by Bush: 2
Wars started / financed by Obama: 3
Wars started / financed by Trump: still zero

Though the military-complex seems to have it's own mind, political will & operational inertia, keeping the Trump admin involved in Syria (for 'some reason'), despite there beign zero legal or UN mandated grounds for US to be present in that country.

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morbo wrote:

Can you point to one policy Trump proposed or enacted, that benefited Russia?

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I think Trump is doing great on foreign policy.

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rojimboo wrote:

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morbo wrote:

Can you point to one policy Trump proposed or enacted, that benefited Russia?

This was answered already. Not sure why you chose to ignore it...

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I think Trump is doing great on foreign policy.

HAHAHAHAHAHA

Depends on who is answering the question, 'How is Trump doing on foreign policy, for you?'

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rojimboo wrote:

This was answered already. Not sure why you chose to ignore it...