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#1331 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 341 weeks ago
He's still not going to be impeached
Do you mean impeached or convicted? I doubt all 238 Democrats will vote to impeach, but I don’t think they’ll drop below 218.
#1332 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 341 weeks ago
"Shit, the news cycle has really turned against us, Rudy. Quick, get me someone to kill."
And here I was thinking it completely deflated our new warmongers who apparently wanted boots on the ground in Syria indefinitely.
#1333 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 342 weeks ago
Lol, what? He 'should' be impeached, BUT Schiff screwed it up?!
Lol, Blame Democrats at its best.
1.) Have you at least considered the possibility that the President has incredible powers that make him immune to accusations of bias? Since one man is the entire executive branch of government, and everyone in that branch is an extension of him. I can show you my commissioning letter signed saying exactly that.
2.) That the accusations and comment from Schiff and Nadler is just as inaccurate as they were 2.5 years ago when Schiff said he had evidence Trump conspired with Russia. In case you forgot, Mueller called Schiff a liar (and anyone else who was yelling treason/collusion/etc.).
#1334 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 342 weeks ago
He's not going to be convicted. I know people with a hard-on for Trump will swear otherwise, but the Democrats have botched this. 3 years of screaming impeachment on bogus accusations have ruined their credibility. Now Schiff met with the whistle-blower before he became one, Pelosi refuses to hold a vote on impeachment - despite ample history of doing so, and closed door proceedings and selective leaks, it ain't gonna happen. Hell just today Biden had to apologize for calling the Clinton impeachment a "lynching", after immediately attacking Trump for using that word. The hypocrisy is palpable. Biden withholding money related to an investigation on a company his son was paid millions to work for is kosher, but Trump asking for assistance into crowdstrike - the only entity to see the DNC servers (they refused to let American law enforcement such as the FBI and NSA to see their server if you recall), and not withholding money (notice our impeachment friends never acknowledge this aspect of their quid pro quo claims) is somehow the nail in the coffin.
If you've been screaming "impeachment" for 3 years, you have only yourself to blame when the moment finally comes and no one believes you. Run Biden in 2020 and you win the presidency. If you foolishly put Warren or Sanders up there, you can look at the mirror when it comes time to assign blame.
#1335 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 343 weeks ago
Randall Flagg wrote:James wrote:Flagg...
Did you ever meet him during your tours in Iraq?
No. I met Mullen (he was a huge dick), but I was in Iraq from 08-09, and I don't think Mattis was even in country. And I was a First Lieutenant, so someone at his level interacting with me would have been pretty rare.
"Flagg, hurry up & clean those latrines in the VIP. General Mattis is due to arrive soon."
/totally kidding.
Dude, VIP had plumbing. Hell, I had plumbing. And the Iraqis still chose to wipe their ass with their hand and not use toilet paper.
#1336 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 343 weeks ago
Flagg...
Did you ever meet him during your tours in Iraq?
No. I met Mullen (he was a huge dick), but I was in Iraq from 08-09, and I don't think Mattis was even in country. And I was a First Lieutenant, so someone at his level interacting with me would have been pretty rare.
#1337 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 343 weeks ago
misterID wrote:He's unfit for office. You could make a good case to get out of the middle East, but you do it the right way. He's such a fragile, compulsive, petulant pansy. All you have to do is kiss his ass. That's it. You'll get whatever you want. Putin literally just sat back and waited.
Mattis never should've resigned. He had his reasons but the country needed him.
He would ignore idiotic Trump orders.
I disagree Mattis would do that, but you really want cabinet secretaries that ignore the president? That idea terrifies me.
#1338 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 343 weeks ago
So I’ll ask again one more time. What is the goal in Syria. How many Americans need to die or be injured? Will any one advocating we stay be going to their local recruiter?
#1339 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 343 weeks ago
People who celebrated Obama pulling out of Iraq and condemned the war really don’t have any credibility in my eyes on Syria. I genuinely can’t discern real concern from blanket partisan outrage.
#1340 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 343 weeks ago
We had 50 troops remaining in Syria. 50!!
You know how many we have in Japan? 39,000
You know how many we have in Germany? 34,000
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/u-s-mi … s-country/Surely keeping 50 troops around to prevent death was worthwhile.
Do you know why we have sizeable forces in Germany, Italy, Japan and South Korea? It’s almost as if they’re in close proximity to the land and sea territories of our two largest foes.
Again, what is the objective in Syria?


