Resignation most likely outcome?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You all make me laugh. You have gone from not legitimately elected to impeachment and then to resignation. And some back and forth between the three.
It would behoove you to come to terms with the fact that President Trump is our president.

First, read the linked article.

Second, the burgeoning investigation into how Kushner ran the digital platform suggests Trump probably was not legitimately elected.

Third, you scumbag, impeachment is not possible when the GOP refuses to work for the country.

Fourth, go to hell. Everyone here understands that dementia-addled adipose bag is our POTUS. Unlike you, we resent his attempts to steal while in office.

DP: Calm down ...... you want to get rid of Trump and the Republicans? Focus on 2018 and 2020. Getting apoplectic and ranting away now achieves little other than giving vent to your frustration.

[Anonymous]

Also, nominate a candidate who can actually bring the wings of the Democratic party together if we want to win. We have only ourselves to blame for losing in 2016.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You all make me laugh. You have gone from not legitimately elected to impeachment and then to resignation. And some back and forth between the three.
It would behoove you to come to terms with the fact that President Trump is our president.

First, read the linked article.

Second, the burgeoning investigation into how Kushner ran the digital platform suggests Trump probably was not legitimately elected.

Third, you scumbag, impeachment is not possible when the GOP refuses to work for the country.

Fourth, go to hell. Everyone here understands that dementia-addled adipose bag is our POTUS. Unlike you, we resent his attempts to steal while in office.

DP: Calm down ...... you want to get rid of Trump and the Republicans? Focus on 2018 and 2020. Getting apoplectic and ranting away now achieves little other than giving vent to your frustration.

Get bent. We are focused. You and your ilk are not of interest anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Also, nominate a candidate who can actually bring the wings of the Democratic party together if we want to win. We have only ourselves to blame for losing in 2016.

I disagree. Sure, the Democrats made mistakes. But voter suppression, Russian meddling (and collusion?), and the media's focus on BUT HILLARY'S E-MAILS! -- among other things -- also played a part.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You all make me laugh. You have gone from not legitimately elected to impeachment and then to resignation. And some back and forth between the three.
It would behoove you to come to terms with the fact that President Trump is our president.

It would behoove Trump to come to terms that he is president. Time for him to start acting like one. And to stop lying. We've been waiting since January.

And it would behoove the PP to come to terms with the fact that the PP voted for someone who is corrupt, a pathological liar, and unfit to serve.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You all make me laugh. You have gone from not legitimately elected to impeachment and then to resignation. And some back and forth between the three.
It would behoove you to come to terms with the fact that President Trump is our president.

First, read the linked article.

Second, the burgeoning investigation into how Kushner ran the digital platform suggests Trump probably was not legitimately elected.

Third, you scumbag, impeachment is not possible when the GOP refuses to work for the country.

Fourth, go to hell. Everyone here understands that dementia-addled adipose bag is our POTUS. Unlike you, we resent his attempts to steal while in office.

This, well said. But you are probably trying to persuade a bot,

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You all make me laugh. You have gone from not legitimately elected to impeachment and then to resignation. And some back and forth between the three.
It would behoove you to come to terms with the fact that President Trump is our president.

That would be the logical progression, based on Nixon. He basically skipped the impeachment because it was at that point inevitable. But otherwise historically accurate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You all make me laugh. You have gone from not legitimately elected to impeachment and then to resignation. And some back and forth between the three.
It would behoove you to come to terms with the fact that President Trump is our president.

It would behoove Trump to come to terms that he is president. Time for him to start acting like one. And to stop lying. We've been waiting since January.

And it would behoove the PP to come to terms with the fact that the PP voted for someone who is corrupt, a pathological liar, and unfit to serve.

You mean Trump?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You all make me laugh. You have gone from not legitimately elected to impeachment and then to resignation. And some back and forth between the three.
It would behoove you to come to terms with the fact that President Trump is our president.

First, read the linked article.

Second, the burgeoning investigation into how Kushner ran the digital platform suggests Trump probably was not legitimately elected.

Third, you scumbag, impeachment is not possible when the GOP refuses to work for the country.

Fourth, go to hell. Everyone here understands that dementia-addled adipose bag is our POTUS. Unlike you, we resent his attempts to steal while in office.

DP: Calm down ...... you want to get rid of Trump and the Republicans? Focus on 2018 and 2020. Getting apoplectic and ranting away now achieves little other than giving vent to your frustration.

Get bent. We are focused. You and your ilk are not of interest anymore.

+1

Trump's voter fraud election committee will see to it that the 2018 and 2020 elections are rigged to silence any opposition.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You all make me laugh. You have gone from not legitimately elected to impeachment and then to resignation. And some back and forth between the three.
It would behoove you to come to terms with the fact that President Trump is our president.

That would be the logical progression, based on Nixon. He basically skipped the impeachment because it was at that point inevitable. But otherwise historically accurate.

Hmm! When Nixon was in office, the House was controlled by the Democrats with a decent majority. The Senate was also decidedly under the control of Democrats. Apples and oranges - but rant away!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also, nominate a candidate who can actually bring the wings of the Democratic party together if we want to win. We have only ourselves to blame for losing in 2016.

I disagree. Sure, the Democrats made mistakes. But voter suppression, Russian meddling (and collusion?), and the media's focus on BUT HILLARY'S E-MAILS! -- among other things -- also played a part.

Hillary was distrusted by 70% of the voters - a greater percentage than even Trump. It does not matter whether that was fair - perception is reality as they say.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You all make me laugh. You have gone from not legitimately elected to impeachment and then to resignation. And some back and forth between the three.
It would behoove you to come to terms with the fact that President Trump is our president.

That would be the logical progression, based on Nixon. He basically skipped the impeachment because it was at that point inevitable. But otherwise historically accurate.

Hmm! When Nixon was in office, the House was controlled by the Democrats with a decent majority. The Senate was also decidedly under the control of Democrats. Apples and oranges - but rant away!

I'm holding out hope that the Rs in congress will eventually be forced to look at impeachment. As more and more info comes to light, they won't be able to keep turning a blind eye. They have their own reelection to think about and they need more than just Trump supporters. They need moderate republicans and some independents, which are abandoning Trump in droves. Rs in congress are really stuck between a rock and a hard place right now, but they have no one to blame but themselves.

[Anonymous]

Trump is over 70 years old. He eats crap and does not believe in exercise. The stress of being President is clearly taking its toll. He is piling on weight and looks terrible. He's gone from being able to keep up a campaign schedule to needing to hide away and recuperate with Fox News for a week between international trips. He does not have 3 1-2 more years of this in him.

Am I the only one who thinks it's possible that this ends with him having a heart attack or stroke while in office? My bet is on natural causes before impeachment, resignation or the 2020 election.

And I keep hearing Bernie might run again (he's 75 right now) and Biden might run (he's 74). They are not doing the Democrats any favors. It's time for the Boomers to move on gracefully, and make room for the next generation. America does not need the person they elect in 2020 to be nearly 80 either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You all make me laugh. You have gone from not legitimately elected to impeachment and then to resignation. And some back and forth between the three.
It would behoove you to come to terms with the fact that President Trump is our president.

Are you kidding? That's been painfully clear ever since January.

Oh, yeah. We all know.

Shut up, idiot.

It's just that I have to keep re-remembering, you know? I wake up and go about my day, and every time there's that little wince. Maybe it's a stupid-ass tweet, maybe it's blatant giggling treason by another of his nepotistic staff. I never know which direction it's going to come from.

[Anonymous]

I think the Republican primaries are going to be enlightening. Yes. Their are Republicans running from Flyover country who stand to get primaried if they abandon Trump. But there are also Republicans from moderate Republican or swing districts who could get primaried by moderate anti-Trump candidates.
I'm looking at you Barbara Comstock. The only way to keep your job is to get off the fence and come down on the side of impeachment.

I keep hearing that it's only Republican unfavorables that matter, because politicians in gerrymandered districts are only worried about primaries. I think this misses the fact that a number of states have open primaries. I'm a VA Dem who absolutely plans to vote for the anti-Trump candidate in the Republican primary. If Democrats were smart, they would be getting the word out early and often that independents and democrats need to show up and vote in the Republican primary. That's how you. make the 36% of America that approves of Trump irrelevant in a gerrymandered world.