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DemocratSinceBirth

(99,710 posts)
Tue Mar 21, 2017, 09:08 AM Mar 2017

Trump might be too stupid to be genuinely scared, but I assure you his GOP cronies aren't.

If there is a smoking gun the Republicans will lose everything in 2018 and there are no Gerald Fords or Ronald Reagans on the horizon to save their despicable, disgusting, deceitful, and deplorable party. They bet the pot on a racist, anti-semitic, Islamophobic, nativistic, misogynistic, self absorbed miscreant and now they await to see if they draw aces or deuces.

Good riddance to bad rubbish. That whole gang, errrrr, party deserve to be so small you can fit them in a little person's bath tub.

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Trump might be too stupid to be genuinely scared, but I assure you his GOP cronies aren't. (Original Post) DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2017 OP
They known that yesterday's hearing mcar Mar 2017 #1
He probably thinks he has executive immunity. bigbrother05 Mar 2017 #2
Trump is indeed a very stupid person Gothmog Mar 2017 #3
You give both republicans and the idiots of this country too much credit Cosmocat Mar 2017 #4
With more than 70% of the Republican base still fully supporting Trump, GeoWilliam750 Mar 2017 #5

mcar

(42,334 posts)
1. They known that yesterday's hearing
Tue Mar 21, 2017, 09:38 AM
Mar 2017

was devastating to all of them. Even that unconscionable hypocrite Santorum couldn't find a bright spot (on CNN). They wrapped themselves in the Dear Leader for the chance to screw over the poor and sick.

bigbrother05

(5,995 posts)
2. He probably thinks he has executive immunity.
Tue Mar 21, 2017, 09:47 AM
Mar 2017

Also assumes that the GOP wouldn't impeach one of their own. They all would sell their mother's organs to stay in office, so tossing Tiny Hands to save themselves is a no brainer.

Cosmocat

(14,564 posts)
4. You give both republicans and the idiots of this country too much credit
Tue Mar 21, 2017, 09:53 AM
Mar 2017

let's be honest - there was nothing said yesterday that was not plainly obvious prior to November 8th.

BUT, the republicans supported him and this country in it's infinite wisdom made him POTUS (1/3 voting for him, 1/3 choosing to sit it out).

Make no mistake - it is going to take a LOT more, a L O T more, for Rs to MAYBE do the right thing here, and even if they do or even if they don't, it is a real hail mary that this country will do the right thing (beat them up to hell) in November of 2018.

The stupid is VERY thick in this country.

GeoWilliam750

(2,522 posts)
5. With more than 70% of the Republican base still fully supporting Trump,
Tue Mar 21, 2017, 05:12 PM
Mar 2017

There is no way the Republican members of the House and Senate can do anything against Trump. Even with a laundry list of impeachable offences, the Republican party will not move.

Republicans in Congress have ridden Fox news to their majority, and Republican voters will follow Fox News' lead. Only Rupert Murdoch can choose to bring down Donald Trump, and Rupert is heavily invested.

We have 22 more months of this.

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