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#76
Another brown-nosing snozzola heard from.~~~~~ZOSO~~~~~
McCabe
Posted:
#77
Quote Originally Posted by Dsn150:
QUOTE Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers: As usual the typical replies from those who agree/support Trump come running out to rationalize this bad decision. How long had this guy been working in the FBI? Long enough to nearly vest a pension, so spare me the "bad actor" routine, the guy had been employed a long time. Irregardless of the merit or reason, the issue isnt if he was deserving or if he was going after Trump or leaking or being difficult towards that poor poor man, our beloved President Trump...not even the issue. The issue is how this was done, the way it was done and the lack of respect you have for any person even one that you do not agree with and maybe was attacking or making your life difficult whatever it is. There are professional ways to do things, there are secretive and tactful ways to do things...then there is the abusive, little ego media attention ways that we see nearly daily from this administration. I do not know what went on inside but I am sure we will hear the other side than Trump's here in the future and nothing is one sided...nothing but the way you treat others even your enemy is the issue. Trump is turning this country against each other, against one another and there are many people (inside this thread and forum) who actually support and agree and cheer for this approach and it is disgusting...it is all that is wrong with how to be above that which is around you and be better than abusing others even when warranted. Did President Trump fire McCabe?I could have sworn it was Attorney General Sessions-
QUOTE Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers: As usual the typical replies from those who agree/support Trump come running out to rationalize this bad decision. How long had this guy been working in the FBI? Long enough to nearly vest a pension, so spare me the "bad actor" routine, the guy had been employed a long time. Irregardless of the merit or reason, the issue isnt if he was deserving or if he was going after Trump or leaking or being difficult towards that poor poor man, our beloved President Trump...not even the issue. The issue is how this was done, the way it was done and the lack of respect you have for any person even one that you do not agree with and maybe was attacking or making your life difficult whatever it is. There are professional ways to do things, there are secretive and tactful ways to do things...then there is the abusive, little ego media attention ways that we see nearly daily from this administration. I do not know what went on inside but I am sure we will hear the other side than Trump's here in the future and nothing is one sided...nothing but the way you treat others even your enemy is the issue. Trump is turning this country against each other, against one another and there are many people (inside this thread and forum) who actually support and agree and cheer for this approach and it is disgusting...it is all that is wrong with how to be above that which is around you and be better than abusing others even when warranted. Did President Trump fire McCabe?I could have sworn it was Attorney General Sessions-
Ahhhh there he is the stalker nitpicker looking to take a shot and go running off. Funny what happens when you fail to read all the messages someone makes on a subject and only take an ITSY bitsy piece and then look foolish trying to make a point and failing.
If you continue on through this muck you see that I say (and YOU know this, so quit acting stupid) that Trump is the leader of all activities and actions, he is bottom line responsible for what happened and HOW it happened. This environment of media based assasinations is on his watch, he approves and allows, condones and participates in this...so how can you make such a stupid comment to insinuate that he is not involved here?
Really...you need to do more homework before taking these amature shots at me, and I would ask again if all you want to do is try and criticize and attack please just do not get involved in the conversation. If you want to join then do so more than just looking for chances to hit and run.
I welcome you to actually join in and participate, that is for sure what we want for everyone here...not this crap you keep doing.
Posted:
#78
This sordid incident further underscores what a despicable autocrat Trump is, behaving as if he is totally beyond the law. Republicans are supposedly the party of "Law and Order," but they almost always exclude themselves.
His reprehensible behavior is certainly the major reason the Democrats keep expanding their lead in the generic party preference polls, and he unwittingly helped put Lamb into the House of Representatives (which proves he is good for something).
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#80
It certainly seems that in a thread titled “McCabe”, in which his termination (and timing of such) is bemoaned, that determining exactly who terminated the lying person might be important.
I don’t give a President direct credit or blame for what his administrations Attorney General does on a day to day basis- I also can find no evidence that ties Trump to the decision- can you?
Surely you don’t blame Barry for the myriad of fckups committed by Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch-
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#81
Of course whatever happened on Obama's watch is his to own. I dont think this is about Obama vs Trump although it seems to be the fallback when Trump is held to any kind of accountability.
The issue is Trump DOES all these things you guys are trying to scrape off him...he does act this way and crap all over people, he uses and tosses and abuses. This is his standard MO...aside from him owning the end result of all actions while he is the highest leader in government.
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#85
Quote Originally Posted by Dsn150:
Using that logic, Trump must have directed the appointment of a special counsel into Russian collusion as well as Sessions recusal early on-I guess we just disagree as to how much control of the DOJ a sitting president has and should take ownership for....
Using that logic, Trump must have directed the appointment of a special counsel into Russian collusion as well as Sessions recusal early on-I guess we just disagree as to how much control of the DOJ a sitting president has and should take ownership for....
I think you failed to read what I said again, which isnt too shocking. You are hunting to criticize and are not interested in discussion or debate, you and several others are in the same group in this characterization.
I said that it is HOW these things are done, the media based assasination that is going on...it is classless, tacky, abusive, destructive, degrading, it pits citizens against each other and makes a mockery of what the office should be.
Trump can make the decisions he sees fit but dont be such a classless joke in the process, he lacks leadership and tact in his day to day decisions and it is harming the country and he needs to stop with the little ego school yard belittling and start acting with more respect for his office and responsibilities. Be BETTER than the enemy and the media and those who are waiting for an opportunity to respond.
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#86
I'll tell you what's hurting the country ....it when The Federal Bureau of Investigation a domestic intelligence and security service of the United States, and our countries principal federal law enforcement agency....cannot be trusted to be above politics..The FBI should act in an independent and honest way and not attempt to sway a political outcome,,,esp. if involves a Presidential election..
Posted:
#87
Quote Originally Posted by Sabanesque:
If Pres Trump delivers on his promises (10 major ones included the Wall; tariffs on China; Job creation; roll back stifling regulations; control/defeat islamic terrorism and ISIS; etc) then NOONE with more than a pea brain cares about "tact" and we actually WANT a leader who is 100% classless, tacky, abusive, destructive, degrading, etc. Results on the "dashboard" count. Not tact and effeminate, cuckish behavior. Noone a million years from now will care that he was "nice" and yielding (cuckish) to his enemies.
If Pres Trump delivers on his promises (10 major ones included the Wall; tariffs on China; Job creation; roll back stifling regulations; control/defeat islamic terrorism and ISIS; etc) then NOONE with more than a pea brain cares about "tact" and we actually WANT a leader who is 100% classless, tacky, abusive, destructive, degrading, etc. Results on the "dashboard" count. Not tact and effeminate, cuckish behavior. Noone a million years from now will care that he was "nice" and yielding (cuckish) to his enemies.
Well who didnt know you were in the camp of supporting his methods because you agree with his political affiliation. Sheesh I had no idea.
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#88
Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:
I'll tell you what's hurting the country ....it when The Federal Bureau of Investigation a domestic intelligence and security service of the United States, and our countries principal federal law enforcement agency....cannot be trusted to be above politics..The FBI should act in an independent and honest way and not attempt to sway a political outcome,,,esp. if involves a Presidential election..
I'll tell you what's hurting the country ....it when The Federal Bureau of Investigation a domestic intelligence and security service of the United States, and our countries principal federal law enforcement agency....cannot be trusted to be above politics..The FBI should act in an independent and honest way and not attempt to sway a political outcome,,,esp. if involves a Presidential election..
Also as I said above, I dont know all sides of the story and neither do you...so I am not taking sides on who is right and who is wrong with regard to the decisions made. Be sure of this...as Trump makes enemies due to his abusive behavior, why is it not surprising that people act out in an even LESSER manner than Trump himself does on a daily basis?
Too much to be told for me to form an opinion...I have to admit that I tend to lean towards Trump being over sensitive and meddling in affairs, he is very vindictive and petty so lets see what unfolds before forming a final conclusion. I try very hard to not form an opinion on a subject that I do not know all details. I am upset on HOW this was done, that it was a media based senseless act and it was unnecessary and abusive..not the letting him go but the manner in which it happened and the corresponsing garbage flowing from the little ego's mouth. I think there will be more light shed as things go forward but I am POSITIVE that some here irregardless of whatever is said will back Trump even down to his exit in office because they agree with his political affiliation and could care less about his abuses.
Posted:
#91
Well,well what do we have here ?
The childish twits over at American Standard agree with SS...
..and lay-out some compelling reasons why..
The childish twits over at American Standard agree with SS...
..and lay-out some compelling reasons why..
McCabe Should Sweat Prison, Not Pension.
Warning a rather long read..
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2018/03/mccabe_should_sweat_prison_not_pension.html
Posted:
#92
Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:
Well,well what do we have here ?
The childish twits over at American Standard agree with SS...
..and lay-out some compelling reasons why..
Well,well what do we have here ?
The childish twits over at American Standard agree with SS...
..and lay-out some compelling reasons why..
McCabe Should Sweat Prison, Not Pension.
Warning a rather long read..
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2018/03/mccabe_should_sweat_prison_not_pension.html
You checking out bathroom sites for your info now?
And since you believe Schiff do you believe this?
California Rep. Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the panel, said Tuesday that he believes there is “significant evidence” of collusion between Trump’s campaign and Russia, though he couldn’t say if there was criminal wrongdoing.
"American Thinker" is far right wing and I can't believe you would read it.
Posted:
#95
Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:
"American Thinker" is far right wing and I can't believe you would read it.
OK ,,how about George Washington University Law professor and Democrat Jonathan Turley says he (McCabe) should be more concerned about criminal charges..
He say's it's strange that top FBI official Andrew McCabe appears to be "worried more about pensions than prison."
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2018/03/16/turley-fbis-andrew-mccabe-should-be-worried-more-about-an-indictment-than-his-pension-n2461654
Posted:
#96
Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:
OK ,,how about George Washington University Law professor and Democrat Jonathan Turley says he (McCabe) should be more concerned about criminal charges..
He say's it's strange that top FBI official Andrew McCabe appears to be "worried more about pensions than prison."
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2018/03/16/turley-fbis-andrew-mccabe-should-be-worried-more-about-an-indictment-than-his-pension-n2461654
OK ,,how about George Washington University Law professor and Democrat Jonathan Turley says he (McCabe) should be more concerned about criminal charges..
He say's it's strange that top FBI official Andrew McCabe appears to be "worried more about pensions than prison."
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepavlich/2018/03/16/turley-fbis-andrew-mccabe-should-be-worried-more-about-an-indictment-than-his-pension-n2461654
Another right wing pub. They compare the outright lying that Flynn did and admitted to and an accusation that McCabe left political bias interfere with his decisions. Admission of guilt to an accusation and you righties eat this crap up. By the way, Turleys opinion. You know what they say about opinions.
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#97
Under Trump, history repeats in McCarthyism's ugly history of attacks on civil servants according to University of Iowa historian. Thousands of american lives were destroyed during embarassing period of paranoia.. The claim that government workers are betraying american democracy is preposterous. But it serves Trump to blame other people for problems that he made.
He promotes the lie that most government workers are disloyal and pursue their own political agenda. But a government based on personal loyalty instead of expertise cannot protect public interest from exploitation for private gain. In the past, Trump businesses have paid thousands of dollars to settle lawsuits for labor infractions such as discrimination, intimidation, and unpaid wages.
He promotes the lie that most government workers are disloyal and pursue their own political agenda. But a government based on personal loyalty instead of expertise cannot protect public interest from exploitation for private gain. In the past, Trump businesses have paid thousands of dollars to settle lawsuits for labor infractions such as discrimination, intimidation, and unpaid wages.
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