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Setting Up For A Grape-Shot Firing Session?
- Thread starter Billy_Kinetta
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- Mar 9, 2011
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Tweeting from a toilet is not the same as demanding anything
He's the leader of the most powerful nation in the world. he can demand anything he wants to. The Twitter tweets are only a harbinger of things to come.
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You wish. If it ever comes to that, the Republic is ended. Which I suspect is the goal.he can demand anything he wants to.
/---/ Since you are the expert on men tweeting from a toilet we'll accept your prognosis.Tweeting from a toilet is not the same as demanding anything
/----/ Oh my, You should grab the smelling salts.You wish. If it ever comes to that, the Republic is ended. Which I suspect is the goal.he can demand anything he wants to.
CarlinAnnArbor
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He's also head of the Justice Dept so yeah, he can and should.Tweeting from a toilet is not the same as demanding anything
He's the leader of the most powerful nation in the world. he can demand anything he wants to. The Twitter tweets are only a harbinger of things to come.
AvgGuyIA
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We The People demand to know why a presidential candidate was spied upon from the FBI. Who ordered it and who was President.
Old Rocks
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No, he cannot demand anything he wants. He is head of a nation of laws, and if it is determined that he has broken those laws, he can be lawfully removed from office.Tweeting from a toilet is not the same as demanding anything
He's the leader of the most powerful nation in the world. he can demand anything he wants to. The Twitter tweets are only a harbinger of things to come.
Billy_Kinetta
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No, he cannot demand anything he wants. He is head of a nation of laws, and if it is determined that he has broken those laws, he can be lawfully removed from office.Tweeting from a toilet is not the same as demanding anything
He's the leader of the most powerful nation in the world. he can demand anything he wants to. The Twitter tweets are only a harbinger of things to come.
Where it concerns the departments under his control, he can demand what he wants. Why are you goobers even questioning this?
Old Rocks
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We, the People, demand why the treasonous fat senile old orange clown committed treason by conspiring with Russia and various other foreign nations to illegally affect our elections. We, the People, demand to know why he is fronting for a Chinese technical company that has used it's technology to spy on our nation. We, the People, demand to know why this coincided with a $500 million dollar loan from the Chinese government which would fund his hotels and golf course in an Indonesian development.We The People demand to know why a presidential candidate was spied upon from the FBI. Who ordered it and who was President.
Billy_Kinetta
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We, the People, demand why the treasonous fat senile old orange clown committed treason by conspiring with Russia and various other foreign nations to illegally affect our elections. We, the People, demand to know why he is fronting for a Chinese technical company that has used it's technology to spy on our nation. We, the People, demand to know why this coincided with a $500 million dollar loan from the Chinese government which would fund his hotels and golf course in an Indonesian development.We The People demand to know why a presidential candidate was spied upon from the FBI. Who ordered it and who was President.
Yer really screwy.
Old Rocks
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His demands have to be within the law. If they are not, the head of that department can tell him to go to hell.No, he cannot demand anything he wants. He is head of a nation of laws, and if it is determined that he has broken those laws, he can be lawfully removed from office.Tweeting from a toilet is not the same as demanding anything
He's the leader of the most powerful nation in the world. he can demand anything he wants to. The Twitter tweets are only a harbinger of things to come.
Where it concerns the departments under his control, he can demand what he wants. Why are you goobers even questioning this?
Old Rocks
Diamond Member
We, the People, demand why the treasonous fat senile old orange clown committed treason by conspiring with Russia and various other foreign nations to illegally affect our elections. We, the People, demand to know why he is fronting for a Chinese technical company that has used it's technology to spy on our nation. We, the People, demand to know why this coincided with a $500 million dollar loan from the Chinese government which would fund his hotels and golf course in an Indonesian development.We The People demand to know why a presidential candidate was spied upon from the FBI. Who ordered it and who was President.
Yer really screwy.
MAGA
Mueller Ain't Going Away
Billy_Kinetta
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His demands have to be within the law. If they are not, the head of that department can tell him to go to hell.No, he cannot demand anything he wants. He is head of a nation of laws, and if it is determined that he has broken those laws, he can be lawfully removed from office.Tweeting from a toilet is not the same as demanding anything
He's the leader of the most powerful nation in the world. he can demand anything he wants to. The Twitter tweets are only a harbinger of things to come.
Where it concerns the departments under his control, he can demand what he wants. Why are you goobers even questioning this?
Your reading of fiction is a wonder to behold. He can simply fire anyone working within the Executive branch, at any time. That is within the law.
Billy_Kinetta
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We, the People, demand why the treasonous fat senile old orange clown committed treason by conspiring with Russia and various other foreign nations to illegally affect our elections. We, the People, demand to know why he is fronting for a Chinese technical company that has used it's technology to spy on our nation. We, the People, demand to know why this coincided with a $500 million dollar loan from the Chinese government which would fund his hotels and golf course in an Indonesian development.We The People demand to know why a presidential candidate was spied upon from the FBI. Who ordered it and who was President.
Yer really screwy.
MAGA
Mueller Ain't Going Away
He's already going away.
You wish. If it ever comes to that, the Republic is ended. Which I suspect is the goal.he can demand anything he wants to.
That is certainly the goal of the fbi assholes, who have been trying to engineer a coup.
Offense time.
AvgGuyIA
Gold Member
There will never be enough votes unless senator want to committ poltical suicide.No, he cannot demand anything he wants. He is head of a nation of laws, and if it is determined that he has broken those laws, he can be lawfully removed from office.
AvgGuyIA
Gold Member
Two years at it. Show us your proof.We, the People, demand why the treasonous fat senile old orange clown committed treason by conspiring with Russia and various other foreign nati
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