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Nope, he's not screwing me. I'm doing better than fine, thanks. Awesome, if you really want to know. He's screwing our allies, the Kurds, everybody who has ever trusted him, everybody who's ever worked with or for him, our farmers, our manufacturers, the middle class, the rule of law, the Constitution, our country.

Any Democrat will be orders of magnitude better than the lying, stupid POS current occupant.

So, Bullsh*t, how do you feel about your proposal now? With two of Giuliani's clients being arrested, and Giuliani under investigation, and the apparent broad ranging conspiracy to extort Ukraine? Feeling lucky, Punk? Republicans are in hiding, avoiding answering questions, and flat out lying. The Faustian bargain made by Republicans will exact a heavy, heavy price. May they suffer mightily. As time goes on and public opinion continues to evolve, I'll keep you posted on your offer.

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Huh?

You got your story wrong:

WASHINGTON—Lawyers for the CIA officer whose whistleblower complaint helped ignite an impeachment inquiry into President Trump have asked Congress whether their client could submit testimony in writing instead of appearing in person, according to people familiar with the matter.

Seeems your whistleblower are avoiding questioning now that the facts are out. The Faustian bargian was your Party's deal with the Klintons that has left you leaderless and without a viable candidate and YOU are the ones suffering mightily. By the size of the crowds at the Trump vs. the very few that turn up to see Liz and Bernie and the Titianic like sinking of Biden, I'd say your paying the price.

How do you think public opininion is going to turn on ANTIFA and civil disobedience? Chicago, 1968? How'd that election turn out for you? This will be 1972 all over again.

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......................LOL>>>LOL>>>..................HEY BONEHEAD!!!.......Rudy G is not even mentioned within the indictments. NICE TRY LIAR!!

Extort Ukraine? Oh you mean the Bidens? And you also mean PIGlosi's son too?

And your evidence that Rudy in any way extorted from Ukraine IS???..........Feelin lucky PUNK???

And you will keep me posted on my offer???......You PUNK, are a damned coward who will not accept my offer!!

All gonna boomerang on your azzz Paddle PUSSY.......You are currently 0 for 100 up to maybe 1,000 by now with of your THOROUGHLY accurate predictions that YOU SAY will bring down Trump.....LOL>>>LOL>>>LOL>>>LOL>>>LOL................................You are the forum genius!!...................LOL>>>LOL>>>LOL............

Oh, sweetie pie.

You get kicked outta book club again?

October 8, 2019 | 8:44pm

It’s bats- -t crazy,” Susan Rice said Monday on CBS’ “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.” The former national security adviser, who served under President Barack Obama, was referring to President Trump’s decision to pull US troops from northern Syria. She was particularly dismayed by what she depicted as a dangerous betrayal of The People’s Protection Units, also known as the YPG, the Kurdish force that helped the US-led coalition ­defeat Islamic State.

“These are the people who for the last four years have been fighting on our behalf, with our equipment, to defeat ISIS,” she said. “And they have done it with enormous efficacy, and they have sacrificed immensely, and we basically just said to them, ‘See ya,’ and let the Turks, who are like the hungry wolf trying to kill the lamb, go for it.”

Over the last few days, a host of former Obama officials have been repeating this story, which is highly misleading, to say the least. Rice and her colleagues would have us believe that Team Obama created a highly effective plan for stabilizing the Middle East by working through groups like the YPG, and Trump, mercurial and impulsive, is throwing it all away by seeking a rapprochement with Ankara. That’s nonsense.

In fact, the close relationship with the YPG was a quick fix that bequeathed to Trump profound strategic dilemmas. Trump inherited from Obama a dysfunctional strategy for countering ISIS, one that ensured ever-greater turmoil in the region and placed American forces in an impossible position.

To be sure, the YPG are good fighters, and the American soldiers who have fought alongside them hold them in very high esteem. But the decision to make them the primary ally for defeating ISIS came at a hidden cost: the alienation of one of America’s closest allies. The YPG is the Syrian wing of the PKK, the Kurdish separatist group in Turkey.

Designated as a terrorist group by the State Department, the PKK has prosecuted a long war against the Turkish Republic, resulting in the death of some 40,000 people.

The Turks beseeched the Obama administration not to align with their sworn enemy, but the Obamaians told them, in effect, to sit down and shut up. Why? The American relationship with the YPG was a direct outgrowth of the greatest blunder of the Obama administration: the effort to reach a strategic accommodation with Iran.

It all began in 2014 with the siege of Kobani, a Kurdish town in Northeast Syria that was surrounded by ISIS fighters. Because the plight of the town was well-reported in the American media, Obama came under political pressure to intervene militarily to break the siege.

Until then, however, he had strenuously avoided involvement in the Syrian civil war. To be sure, he sought to avoid a quagmire, but he also was eager to avoid alienating the Iranians and the Russians.

By now, the negotiations that would lead to the Iran nuclear deal were underway. But Damascus was the close ally of both Russia and Iran, so any American intervention in Syria risked upsetting the new relationship that Obama was attempting to forge with Moscow and Tehran.

This factor is the hidden key to understanding why Team Obama gravitated to the YPG to solve its problems. The group had a long history of cordial ­relations with the Russians and the Iranians, and, best of all, it had no intention to topple the Assad regime. Every other group that Obama might have used to defeat ISIS had an anti-Assad agenda.

So, no, Trump is not betraying the YPG. He is seeking to restore balance to American foreign policy.

The YPG knew from the ­beginning that its relationship with Washington was temporary and transactional. It didn’t fight as a favor to the United States. America armed, trained, equipped and funded the YPG. We gave it strong military support, including aerial bombardment, which allowed it to vanquish all foes in its neighborhood. Thanks to this assistance, the power, influence and territorial reach of the group expanded beyond its wildest dreams. In the meantime, America also held Turkey at bay.

The YPG benefitted enormously from the effort, and the Turkish-American relationship suffered in equal measure. To paraphrase Susan Rice, this was a bats- -t crazy way to solve the ISIS challenge. If she and her Team Obama colleagues want to blame anyone for this mess, they might consider looking in the mirror.

I'll get back to you. I may take it easy on you and just accept $20,000. Doubt you're entire net worth is $250,000.

Oops, Yavonovich is walking in to give her deposition behind closed doors. The deluge begins.

................................GOOD! U can doubt any damned thing you want PIDDLES.............Take it easy on me to accept only $20K uh??? Well put it up azzz bite!!! You blab a not so good game and are cowardly to boot as well Piddle PUSSY.........................You are the master of PREDICTIONS............................

Bullsh*t, I wrote this a while ago. I suggest you take it to heart. I was speaking about doing stupid stuff. I never dreamed you'd be so stupid as to offer me $20K with no time limit. I'll likely take you up on that offer. Unless, of course, it becomes clear that the cowardly Republican senators will realize that their survival depends on voting to convict before December 31, 2019. Here's the cautionary post I wrote but you ignored:

Uh oh, you're watching Fox again. Trump's behavior is a cautionary example of why you should be very careful about your news sources. When you watch Fox, et al, you're exposed to conspiracy theories. If you're stupid, like Trump and some of you here, you believe them. When you believe conspiracy theories, you become irritated, anxious, even angry. When you get upset, you feel like you must act. When you act on conspiracy theories, you do stupid stuff. Corrupt stuff, illegal stuff. When you do stupid stuff, you get in trouble. Like impeachment, or indictment, and conviction. You get forced out of office. You get put in jail. Be careful when choosing your news sources.

Or, you offer to give away $20K, or even $250K(!). Feeling lucky, punk?

Why do people support this clown?