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There has been no tolerance since day 1 of his presidency, he hasn't been given a chance to succeed at anything. So, try again only try a little harder this time.

Premature ejaculation ???

Where does Maxine Watters screaming for impeachment well before Trump was inaugurated fit into your logic?

And snowflake nation having their 8 month and counting meltdown over a fairly won election? I don't remember the GOP or conservatives crying like little babies when Obama won, twice.

Oh, were you AWOL from the 'fire then? Lots of crying and nashing of teeth, doomsday predictions (my favorite was how O was going to install himself as dictator for life). It was quite remarkable. That's why I wonder why ya'll object so strenuously to one or two "butterflies" that find Trump to be a little less than desirable? Gotta admit, Trump provides more entertainment than any president I've ever seen. He flip-flops on issues faster than a trout on a sandbar.

YOU became a member in Oct. 2016

Ain't hard to look back and see what the dust up was like. It makes for great midnight reading when insomnia strikes...:)

Don't read this if you are prone to head explosions.

Summary: Trump is on the thinnest of ice and it's getting much, much warmer...

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-poli...nald-trump-presidency-scandals-comey-fbi

Jeff did you see Melania slap Donald's hand away in Israel? Melania is going to impeach Trump!

That goes into some depth about what I was talkin' about yesterday. He's losing Congress.

"Putting aside the question of whether Trump should be president, what congressional Republicans are realizing is that their protection may not be enough to keep him as president, and that changes the calculus significantly. Trump has so infuriated the intelligence agencies that leaks will reveal his misdeeds whether or not congressional Republicans launch a real investigation. Trump can’t be confidently defended in public, because he will contradict his own White House and his own surrogates, making it dangerous for top Republicans to yoke themselves to his explanations. (On the night the Comey memo broke, Fox News’s Bret Baier complained that he couldn’t get a single Republican to come on his show to argue the president’s case.)

You can think of Republicans and Trump as caught in a prisoner’s dilemma: Both would benefit from cooperating to suppress the flow of awful stories about Trump, but if Trump is temperamentally incapable of acting in a disciplined, restrained manner, then it might behoove congressional Republicans to get ahead of the revelations about his conduct rather than being caught behind them.

Then there is the hardest question, the one that gnaws at the souls of even Trump’s protectors. Is this a man who can really be trusted with nuclear weapons, with the surveillance state, with America’s response to a genuine crisis? We are watching Trump respond to pressure and he is failing terribly. We are watching Trump faced with easy ethical dilemmas and he is failing miserably. So far, the consequences — with the exception of sharing Israeli intelligence with Russian officials — have mostly been confined to Trump humiliating himself. But it is easy to see how these same tendencies lead to disaster if and when Trump misjudges his response to a true emergency.

All this has left Republicans increasingly uncertain as to whether protecting Trump is wise for their careers, or for their country. “Chatter has begun about what a President Mike Pence might look like,” reports Politico."

And...

"Republicans will not vote for impeachment tomorrow. They know Trump’s fall would be a calamity for their party, and they would like to avoid it if possible. Trump’s actions in recent weeks, however, have persuaded many Republicans that it would be a good thing to have an independent commission or counsel investigate Trump, because if the worst happens and information is revealed that forces Trump’s resignation or impeachment, well, perhaps that’s not such a bad thing after all — particularly if Republicans can get some of the credit rather than all of the blame."

But you should read the piece. It's well done and has plenty of links to follow for further reading. Get y'all out of your bubble.

Much easier to just troll , no?

You seem to be having trouble grasping what I'm talking about (not surprised considering) so let's try again. When did the GOP/conservatives go into epic meltdown mode and cause chaos at townhalls, attack the opposition physically, and call for impeachment on day 1??

Don't bother looking it up because it didn't happen.

So you're just another troll probably brought to this site by your mentor and liberal traitor JeffO. You're not worth wasting any more of my precious time on.

You didn't read my post or go to that link I posted did you? GTFOH you traitorous pos.

Clear, tough guy.

This is some phony drivel posted about a week ago on the fringe that has been recirculted today with a few new pics and further wet dreams. Are you scraping the barrel bottom, Jello?

This is how I got hurt. Gives me the heebies just to look at that pic- thanks for that. I can't remember the accident itself, or until some several hours later in the hospital. I do remember when I was finally able to tell the doctors what day t was. It was like coming out of a nightmarish fog of confusion and fear. The other driver was killed. It was 100% his fault. What followed was the worst couple years of my life to date.



I would never equate my experience to that of our heroic combat vets, but the truth is I was told I had PTSD about 9 months afterwards by a psychologist. It seemed odd to me, in that I couldn't remember a damn thing, yet I'm supposed to be traumatized by it? But I guess so. I was conscious, just not forming memories... they tell me... I've never been comfortable calling it PTSD but that's what THEY called it.... anyway, I was getting exhaustive cognitive tests done at the time (yeah, that'll [bleep] with your head) to document the deep cognitive deficits I was experiencing, in support of my insurance claim. In that process I talked to several psychologists. It was honestly quite beneficial, kinda changed my opinion of shrinks.

A man died in this accident, a good man by all accounts. I don't want to talk further about it. Please be adults here, and let it go.

That article is dated May 22. Did you even read it?

You're lucky to be alive, God bless the man that passed...best wishes to you and a full healthy life.

Vox................................hahahahahahahahaha!!!!

You guys see this? TFF..... and did you see the presidential curtsy?