Unlike Nixon, Trump Will Not Go Quietly

[Wry Catcher]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

Let's not forget the 25th Amendment, Sec. 4

 

[B. Kidd]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

Let's not forget the 25th Amendment, Sec. 4

Fuhgettaboutit!

 

[Kondor3]

Trump ain't going anywhere. It's a left tard wet dream

That may change. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has not yet released his findings.

 

[Polishprince]

Trump ain't going anywhere. It's a left tard wet dream

That may change. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has not yet released his findings.

But the Mule's findings are bullshit, with all due respects to his Special Persecutorship.

Total monkey feces with no credibility whatsoever.

A larger pack of lies has never been shown, and besides, President Trump will use the occasion of the release of this garbage to bring forward a broad who will testify the Mueller molested her in the 1960's.

 

[B. Kidd]

Trump ain't going anywhere. It's a left tard wet dream

That may change. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has not yet released his findings.

$25.5 million spent as of Sept. 2018. Most expensive witch hunt in history.

 

[Kondor3]

Trump ain't going anywhere. It's a left tard wet dream

That may change. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has not yet released his findings.

But the Mule's findings are bullshit, with all due respects to his Special Persecutorship. Total monkey feces with no credibility whatsoever...

Mueller has not yet released his findings, so neither you nor I know what he has found. Your objections here are premature, at the very least.

...A larger pack of lies has never been shown, and besides...

Mueller has not yet released his findings, so neither you nor I know what he has found. Your objections here are premature, at the very least.

...President Trump will use the occasion of the release of this garbage to bring forward a broad who will testify the Mueller molested her in the 1960's.

Irrelevant to the Office of Special Counsel and its proceedings and findings.

 

[Kondor3]

Trump ain't going anywhere. It's a left tard wet dream

That may change. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has not yet released his findings.

$25.5 million spent as of Sept. 2018. Most expensive witch hunt in history.

Muller has not yet released his findings, so neither you now I yet know whether it will prove to be a witch hunt.

 

[boedicca]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

Let's not forget the 25th Amendment, Sec. 4

Yeah, good luck with that, along with

- Emoluments
- Trying to get Electors pledged to Trump to vote for hiLIARy
- Getting rid of the Electoral College
- Impeachment
- Mueller nonsense
- Creepy Porn Lawyer nonsense
- hiLIARy's fake Russian Dossier Insurance Policy

and all the rest of your failed Wile E. Coyote attempts to destroy Trump.

 

[Polishprince]

Trump ain't going anywhere. It's a left tard wet dream

That may change. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has not yet released his findings.

But the Mule's findings are bullshit, with all due respects to his Special Persecutorship. Total monkey feces with no credibility whatsoever...

Mueller has not yet released his findings, so neither you nor I know what he has found. Your objections here are premature, at the very least.

...A larger pack of lies has never been shown, and besides...

Mueller has not yet released his findings, so neither you nor I know what he has found. Your objections here are premature, at the very least.

...President Trump will use the occasion of the release of this garbage to bring forward a broad who will testify the Mueller molested her in the 1960's.

Irrelevant to the Office of Special Counsel and its proceedings and findings.

Actually its relevant to the max, as it goes to impeaching Mr. Mueller's credibility in anything he says. Shows how much weight, if any, we should give to his report.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Trump ain't going anywhere. It's a left tard wet dream

That may change. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has not yet released his findings.

Trump's safe from Mewler.

 

[Kondor3]

Trump ain't going anywhere. It's a left tard wet dream

That may change. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has not yet released his findings.

But the Mule's findings are bullshit, with all due respects to his Special Persecutorship. Total monkey feces with no credibility whatsoever...

Mueller has not yet released his findings, so neither you nor I know what he has found. Your objections here are premature, at the very least.

...A larger pack of lies has never been shown, and besides...

Mueller has not yet released his findings, so neither you nor I know what he has found. Your objections here are premature, at the very least.

...President Trump will use the occasion of the release of this garbage to bring forward a broad who will testify the Mueller molested her in the 1960's.

Irrelevant to the Office of Special Counsel and its proceedings and findings.

Actually its relevant to the max, as it goes to impeaching Mr. Mueller's credibility in anything he says. Shows how much weight, if any, we should give to his report.

The report will be a finding of fact.

Whether Mueller molested someone 50 years ago is immaterial.

Whether Trump molested someone 20 years ago is immaterial.

What IS material is findings of collusion, conspiracy, campaign finance fraud, influence peddling, etc.

The report will tell us whether any of that actually occurred.

If it did not, then your boy is off the hook.

If it did, then your boy is in truly Deep Shit.

The clock on Judgment Day is ticking... tick... tick... tick...

 

[Kondor3]

Trump ain't going anywhere. It's a left tard wet dream

That may change. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has not yet released his findings.

Trump's safe from Mewler.

Truly? How so?

 

[Wry Catcher]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

Let's not forget the 25th Amendment, Sec. 4

Yeah, good luck with that, along with

- Emoluments
- Trying to get Electors pledged to Trump to vote for hiLIARy
- Getting rid of the Electoral College
- Impeachment
- Mueller nonsense
- Creepy Porn Lawyer nonsense
- hiLIARy's fake Russian Dossier Insurance Policy

and all the rest of your failed Wile E. Coyote attempts to destroy Trump.

You really make no sense, your biases cloud your judgment and you seem to respond by rote to memes and propaganda.

Trump's behavior is abnormal. He has the ability to start a shooting war and his prior actions (never thinking of the consquences) make him dangerous.

I'm certain he is unfit to remain in office, but the danger of invoking Sec. 4 of the the 25th A. may push him over the edge, and create what both sides of the political divide fear.

Pence and McConnell along with Sr. White House Staff need to put country first if they believe as do I that as the pressure on Trump continues he will do anything to protect himself.

 

[JimH52]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

I hope he is marched out of the White House by federal Marshall....while in handcuffs.....The Criminal in Chief deserves as much.

 

[georgephillip]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

I hope he is marched out of the White House by federal Marshall....while in handcuffs.....The Criminal in Chief deserves as much.

Trump has been dodging criminal prosecutions for all of his adult life.
"Donald Trump Is a Criminal Tax Cheat
David Cay Johnston on the financial crimes of President Trump."

Donald Trump Is a Criminal Tax Cheat

Johnston, a professor of tax law, has followed Trump's career since the mid 1980s, and he's marveled at how the Donald consistently manages to avoid criminal prosecutions that would jail an average con man.

"David Cay Johnston: It’s the most extraordinary thing: The New York Times said that the sitting president of the United States engaged in 'outright fraud.'

"From the documents, the 100,000-plus pages of mostly private Trump family documents, backed up by various public records, and interviews and other work they’ve done, two things can be said: Donald Trump in particular, and the Trump family as a whole, are criminal tax cheats.

"They won’t ever be indicted for the crimes the Times described, because the statute of limitations for criminal prosecution is only six years, and the Times covers a half-century from the 1950s to the turn of the century.

"They can be prosecuted for civil fraud for every single dollar, and Donald has already had two civil tax-fraud trials. He lost both of them."

 

[Polishprince]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

I hope he is marched out of the White House by federal Marshall....while in handcuffs.....The Criminal in Chief deserves as much.

Trump has been dodging criminal prosecutions for all of his adult life.
"Donald Trump Is a Criminal Tax Cheat
David Cay Johnston on the financial crimes of President Trump."

Donald Trump Is a Criminal Tax Cheat

Johnston, a professor of tax law, has followed Trump's career since the mid 1980s, and he's marveled at how the Donald consistently manages to avoid criminal prosecutions that would jail an average con man.

"David Cay Johnston: It’s the most extraordinary thing: The New York Times said that the sitting president of the United States engaged in 'outright fraud.'

"From the documents, the 100,000-plus pages of mostly private Trump family documents, backed up by various public records, and interviews and other work they’ve done, two things can be said: Donald Trump in particular, and the Trump family as a whole, are criminal tax cheats.

"They won’t ever be indicted for the crimes the Times described, because the statute of limitations for criminal prosecution is only six years, and the Times covers a half-century from the 1950s to the turn of the century.

"They can be prosecuted for civil fraud for every single dollar, and Donald has already had two civil tax-fraud trials. He lost both of them."

Mr. Johnston is a radical leftard and apparatchik of the Deep State. The Deep State's goal with Donald J. Trump since he embarked down the escalator on his road to the WH has been to run him out of office and destroy him so much that no one outside the establishment will ever even think of running for office again and the common people, the Trump base becomes resigned to subjugation.

Trump is an outsider, and he means what he says. And that really scares this shit out of the elite.


Back in 1381, a prototype for Donald J. Trump, a man by the name of Wat Tyler led the big Deplorables Revolt ( they called them "peasants" back in the day,but its the same thing. ) But I don't think Soros is another Richard II.

 

[22lcidw]

Trump ain't going anywhere. It's a left tard wet dream

That may change. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has not yet released his findings.

But the Mule's findings are bullshit, with all due respects to his Special Persecutorship. Total monkey feces with no credibility whatsoever...

Mueller has not yet released his findings, so neither you nor I know what he has found. Your objections here are premature, at the very least.

...A larger pack of lies has never been shown, and besides...

Mueller has not yet released his findings, so neither you nor I know what he has found. Your objections here are premature, at the very least.

...President Trump will use the occasion of the release of this garbage to bring forward a broad who will testify the Mueller molested her in the 1960's.

Irrelevant to the Office of Special Counsel and its proceedings and findings.

Actually its relevant to the max, as it goes to impeaching Mr. Mueller's credibility in anything he says. Shows how much weight, if any, we should give to his report.

The report will be a finding of fact.

Whether Mueller molested someone 50 years ago is immaterial.
What if we don't care?
Whether Trump molested someone 20 years ago is immaterial.

What IS material is findings of collusion, conspiracy, campaign finance fraud, influence peddling, etc.

The report will tell us whether any of that actually occurred.

If it did not, then your boy is off the hook.

If it did, then your boy is in truly Deep Shit.

The clock on Judgment Day is ticking... tick... tick... tick...

 

[22lcidw]

Trump ain't going anywhere. It's a left tard wet dream

That may change. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has not yet released his findings.

But the Mule's findings are bullshit, with all due respects to his Special Persecutorship. Total monkey feces with no credibility whatsoever...

Mueller has not yet released his findings, so neither you nor I know what he has found. Your objections here are premature, at the very least.

...A larger pack of lies has never been shown, and besides...

Mueller has not yet released his findings, so neither you nor I know what he has found. Your objections here are premature, at the very least.

...President Trump will use the occasion of the release of this garbage to bring forward a broad who will testify the Mueller molested her in the 1960's.

Irrelevant to the Office of Special Counsel and its proceedings and findings.

Actually its relevant to the max, as it goes to impeaching Mr. Mueller's credibility in anything he says. Shows how much weight, if any, we should give to his report.

The report will be a finding of fact.

Whether Mueller molested someone 50 years ago is immaterial.
What if we do not care?
Whether Trump molested someone 20 years ago is immaterial.

What IS material is findings of collusion, conspiracy, campaign finance fraud, influence peddling, etc.

The report will tell us whether any of that actually occurred.

If it did not, then your boy is off the hook.

If it did, then your boy is in truly Deep Shit.

The clock on Judgment Day is ticking... tick... tick... tick...

 

[georgephillip]

What happens when some of the Republican Senators seeking reelection in 2020 swing states come to view the Pussy Grabber as a liability and not an asset?

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"History,' as Mark Twain reputedly remarked, 'doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes.' As we flip the calendar to a new year, Donald Trump would be well-advised to take careful heed of Twain’s maxim.

"Unless Trump suddenly discovers an untapped reservoir of self-restraint, he’s going to confront an impeachment moment reminiscent of the crisis that drove Richard Nixon from office in 1974.

"And with his presidency on shaky ground from the outset, a Nixon-style climax appears increasingly likely...."

"The public is indeed becoming increasingly fed up with Trump, much as the American people turned on Nixon in the waning days of his presidency.

"According to a Harvard CAPS/Harris poll released on Dec. 28, nearly 60 percent of U.S. voters surveyed say Trump should either be impeached and removed from office or formally censured by Congress."

But there aren't many competitive gop senate seats up in 20. McSally and Cory Gardner may be in trouble. Collins is going to be like a drunk girl at a frat party. But are the dems going to flip states like Tenn, GA and NC? I dunno
2020 United States Senate elections - Wikipedia

Your link:

"Seats up for election:
Democratic incumbent Retiring Democrat
Republican incumbent Retiring Republican

"In 2014, the last regularly-scheduled elections for Class 2 Senate seats, the Republicans won a net gain of nine seats from the Democrats and gained a majority in the Senate."

How likely is it Democrats will net nine seats in 2020 assuming Trump finishes his first term?

If you fools continue with your coup, you will lose the house in 2020 - assuming there is enough of a country to have an election.

Learn to count, Adolph.

Fewer than one in three Americans support your latest fuhrer.

Adolf, you are one stupid lying fuck.

Trump is at 45%, which is higher than your Queer God was at the same point in his presidency.

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Trump Job Approval!

Obama is a traitor, he committed treason in rigging the 2016 election. He belongs in prison for the rest of his life. You fuckers claimed he was John Kennedy, but in reality he is Robert Mugabe.

"Donald Trump is less popular than Nancy Pelosi for the first time during his presidency"
Donald Trump is less popular than Nancy Pelosi for the first time during his presidency - CNNPolitics

I sincerely hope you and all of your fellow rancid racists are ready to go down with your Great White Whore.

America will be Much Greater.

 

[georgephillip]

Trump is an outsider, and he means what he says. And that really scares this shit out of the elite.


Back in 1381, a prototype for Donald J. Trump, a man by the name of Wat Tyler led the big Deplorables Revolt ( they called them "peasants" back in the day,but its the same thing. ) But I don't think Soros is another Richard II.

This is your idea of a populist outsider?

Looks more like a rich b*tch deplorable, to me.