The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump

[Sgt. Crackpot]

So things are going well for trump, yeah?

[E.H. Ruddock]

Lol Fox news isn't even reporting on the impeachment right now, just running with Hannity talking about Maddow

[McParadigm]

You can tell that Republicans really do think Pelosi withholding the articles until an agreement on a senate trial is made would be great for them, because they’re standing around saying “HO BOY WOULD THAT BE GOOD FOR US. WE REALLY ARE GLAD YOU ARE DOING THAT GEE WIZ,” and that’s how it works.

[Rob]

All these speeches are so boring and pointless. Everyone already knows how the vote is going to go, just get it over with.

I tried to listen to some and kept thinking “I bet they thought this sounded great during practice.”

[McParadigm]

All these Democrats going on tv tonight to say “garsh but this whole thing sure is so sad” is embarrassing.

[Superblood Wolfmoon]

[Simple Torture]

It’s hard to convince me that I am wrong about the fetishizing of proverbially spitting on perceived opponents, and that act’s central appeal to Trump supporters

Exhibit #420,649:

[Simple Torture]

Congrats to our good friend 96583UP, who was the first person to float a hypothetical impeachment of Trump on the board (in June 2016, five months before he was elected):

http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... 79#p768579

[PHATJ]

Congrats to our good friend 96583UP, who was the first person to float a hypothetical impeachment of Trump on the board (in June 2016, five months before he was elected):

http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... 79#p768579

Second only to the Dems that did so in April 2016.

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story ... MfFQphG_nU

[Bi_3]

How about not having a civil war this year jackass?

[Wendy Carlos's Twin]

I've been saying it for years, but now it's as clear as ever.

Trump and his supporters are the fat kid in the back of the classroom throwing spitballs all year.

Someone finally clocks him in the head - and he runs to the teacher crying hysterically, demanding that the nasty perpetrators are punished.

It's so cute, watching them complain bitterly about having it served back to them.

[Strat]

I've been saying it for years, but now it's as clear as ever.

Trump and his supporters are the fat kid in the back of the classroom throwing spitballs all year.

Someone finally clocks him in the head - and he runs to the teacher crying hysterically, demanding that the nasty perpetrators are punished.

It's so cute, watching them complain bitterly about having it served back to them.

Would you say that they are....perhaps....snowflakes?

[McParadigm]

Here is your occasional reminder that all of your “nothing matters” bullshit and “it won’t affect his base” hand waving is stupid as hell, because micro communities are where the important change happens.

Here is a community whose support has absolutely been affected by various events in the last few years, and whose opinions could very well have a major impact on the future of our country:

Spoiler: show

[bune]

odd I hadn't heard the song before today.

[McParadigm]

You can tell that Republicans really do think Pelosi withholding the articles until an agreement on a senate trial is made would be great for them, because they’re standing around saying “HO BOY WOULD THAT BE GOOD FOR US. WE REALLY ARE GLAD YOU ARE DOING THAT GEE WIZ,” and that’s how it works.

[bune]

[McParadigm]

I continue to enjoy this account

[Biff Pocoroba]

lol every time McConnell complains the Dems are being partisan.
How will the nation ever approach anything close to non-partisanship again? I know there has always been issues that divide but it seems the red has gotten redder and the blue has gotten bluer.

[96583UP]

Congrats to our good friend 96583UP, who was the first person to float a hypothetical impeachment of Trump on the board (in June 2016, five months before he was elected):

http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... 79#p768579

Second only to the Dems that did so in April 2016.

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story ... MfFQphG_nU

let me have this moment, PHATJ

[96583UP]

Congrats to our good friend 96583UP, who was the first person to float a hypothetical impeachment of Trump on the board (in June 2016, five months before he was elected):

http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... 79#p768579

thank you, ST. most of my old posts make me cringe, but this one was on the mark:

as an American, one of the biggest concerns I would have regarding a Trump presidency is not just what he would do if elected, because congress can always try to stymie or impeach him; but rather, what would the impact on the tenor/dialogue of the population be like? what would the social impact be? When George W Bush was in office it felt like it was impossible to have a sane conversation with a person. Everything was terror this and support your troops that and all the imbeciles were on a high horse and brought their megaphones into every room to dominate and drown out any reasonable conversation. there was goddamn endless over use of the american flag, you'd fucking see it everywhere and what it looked to represent in that era just starts to make you nauseous.

then that ended. praise obama. the tea partiers have been annoying, but they have not dominated the national discourse; and they don't have "their man" in office so as they crum-bum about in society they are less inclined to start beerhall putsching all over the place at will. having a reasonable conversation is expected. eccentric hatred and recitation of right-wing catch phrase dogma is subject to intense scrutiny at a national level.

but with Drumpf at the helm, mouth-breathers everywhere would have their day. they would rule the roost spewing nonsensical backward garbage this way and that. and it would be impossible again to have a conversation about anything sane without some loudmouth ignoramus jumping in and shitting all over everything.

i can't handle another 4 or 8 years of national witch hunt-grade dialogue

i feel terrible for the UK because the mouth-breathers appear to have won