Another Lie Debunked- The trump Economy

[Cellblock2429]

/—-/ those are estimates.

and they are more than you provided.

And the president can only veto a budget. And when he does you snakes slither out an FCC attack him for starving children.

A president can sign it giving it his stamp of approval or he can not sign it.

/—-/Give the President a line item veto and then I’ll agree with you 100%

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Kind of sad that the people sitting in DC are the source of your happiness.

/—-/ They aren’t.

Clearly they are

/——/ Make your false claims all you want. I don’t give a rip about corrupt career politicians. Never have, never will, but you keep making false accusations with no proof,

Of course you do, or you would not have made your comment about MAMA.

you can lie to yourself, but not to me

/——/ What DemocRAT wants to continue Trumps success and try to do even better? None. You clowns want to turn everything back to Obozo’s misery.

Once again, you happiness and misery is based upon politicians. I was am no happier now than I was with Obama even though I like Trump better. Who is sitting in the White House has zero impact on my misery or happiness.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

/—-/ those are estimates.

and they are more than you provided.

And the president can only veto a budget. And when he does you snakes slither out an FCC attack him for starving children.

A president can sign it giving it his stamp of approval or he can not sign it.

/—-/Give the President a line item veto and then I’ll agree with you 100%

seems they tried that.

Look, when Trump signs a bill helping the native Americans he gets all the credit for it even though it was a Dem bill that he just went along with. The spending bills are no different.

 

[Nostra]

Yes, hundreds, maybe thousands, of the over 16,000 lies trump has told has been about the economy.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch
Boeing’s troubles, trade disruption and a tight job market held back growth last year, and a more subdued expansion appears to lie ahead.

The government’s latest economic scorecard arrived on Thursday, offering fresh evidence that the economy continues to grow, but at a frustratingly slow pace.

As the nation heads toward a presidential election, the question is whether voters will view steady but unspectacular growth as a sign that President Trump’s handling of the economy has succeeded or stumbled.

Gross domestic product, which measures the value of goods and services produced inside the United States, grew at a 2.1 percent annual rate between October and December, the same as the previous three months, according to preliminary data released by the Commerce Department. As for 2019 as a whole, the report shows that the economy turned in a weaker annual showing than it did in 2017 and 2018.

In previous decades, growth that consistently fell below 3 percent would have been seen as distressing. Now most economists — at least those outside the administration — see normal growth circling the 2 percent mark.

official jobless rate creeps along at half-century lows as the expansion heads toward its 11th anniversary. A hefty chunk of the population is also aging into retirement.

“Underneath what you’re seeing is slower domestic activity,” said Kathy Bostjancic, chief United States financial economist at Oxford Economics. “It’s just the natural state of things.”

Thursday’s report shows that trend is continuing.

“We’re seeing some loss of economic momentum as we exit 2019 and come into this year,” Ms. Bostjancic said.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016
But the country's longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely

The US economy missed the Trump administration’s 3% growth target for a second straight year, posting its slowest annual growth in three years in 2019 as the slowdown in business investment deepened amid trade uncertainty.

The lofty growth goal has remained elusive despite the White House and Republicans’ $1.5-trillion tax cut package, which President Donald Trump had predicted would lift growth persistently above that threshold. The economy grew 2.3% in 2019, the commerce department said on Thursday. That was the slowest since 2016 and followed the 2.9% growth notched in 2018.

While the department’s snapshot of GDP showed the economy maintaining a moderate pace of growth in the fourth quarter, that was in part because of a smaller import bill, which is unsustainable. Consumer spending slowed considerably last quarter and that could persist with wage growth appearing to have stalled.

But the longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely as the Federal Reserve’s three interest rate cuts in 2019 kick in.

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016

The economic expansion started 7 years before trump took office. He has just been riding the wave.

U.S. factory activity growing at weakest pace since 2016

Wait. Dimiwngers have been telling us that Trump is just riding Obama's coattails and booming economy.

Now you are blaming Trump for Obama's economy?

Make up your pea-sized mind.

 

[WTH_Progs?]

Anyone else notice the dumber and softer our people become the more things are declared a lie?

"He said it was 16 billion when it really was 15.9 billion. Trumps trumped another lie"

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Yes, hundreds, maybe thousands, of the over 16,000 lies trump has told has been about the economy.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch
Boeing’s troubles, trade disruption and a tight job market held back growth last year, and a more subdued expansion appears to lie ahead.

The government’s latest economic scorecard arrived on Thursday, offering fresh evidence that the economy continues to grow, but at a frustratingly slow pace.

As the nation heads toward a presidential election, the question is whether voters will view steady but unspectacular growth as a sign that President Trump’s handling of the economy has succeeded or stumbled.

Gross domestic product, which measures the value of goods and services produced inside the United States, grew at a 2.1 percent annual rate between October and December, the same as the previous three months, according to preliminary data released by the Commerce Department. As for 2019 as a whole, the report shows that the economy turned in a weaker annual showing than it did in 2017 and 2018.

In previous decades, growth that consistently fell below 3 percent would have been seen as distressing. Now most economists — at least those outside the administration — see normal growth circling the 2 percent mark.

official jobless rate creeps along at half-century lows as the expansion heads toward its 11th anniversary. A hefty chunk of the population is also aging into retirement.

“Underneath what you’re seeing is slower domestic activity,” said Kathy Bostjancic, chief United States financial economist at Oxford Economics. “It’s just the natural state of things.”

Thursday’s report shows that trend is continuing.

“We’re seeing some loss of economic momentum as we exit 2019 and come into this year,” Ms. Bostjancic said.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016
But the country's longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely

The US economy missed the Trump administration’s 3% growth target for a second straight year, posting its slowest annual growth in three years in 2019 as the slowdown in business investment deepened amid trade uncertainty.

The lofty growth goal has remained elusive despite the White House and Republicans’ $1.5-trillion tax cut package, which President Donald Trump had predicted would lift growth persistently above that threshold. The economy grew 2.3% in 2019, the commerce department said on Thursday. That was the slowest since 2016 and followed the 2.9% growth notched in 2018.

While the department’s snapshot of GDP showed the economy maintaining a moderate pace of growth in the fourth quarter, that was in part because of a smaller import bill, which is unsustainable. Consumer spending slowed considerably last quarter and that could persist with wage growth appearing to have stalled.

But the longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely as the Federal Reserve’s three interest rate cuts in 2019 kick in.

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016

The economic expansion started 7 years before trump took office. He has just been riding the wave.

U.S. factory activity growing at weakest pace since 2016

More bullshit rhetoric from a liberal racist. Too bad Maxine is not running for President. You would be singing her praises. Pleasant dreams tonight, while you’re dreaming about Donnie.


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There is no liberal racist here and I didn't write the articles.

You are a racist plain simple fact.

Are you sure? I’m hearing that you cannot be racist if you have brown skin.


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You are racist if you think your race is better than any other race
You are racist when you hate others because of their race.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

/——-/ Actually Trump has reduced the federal payroll. He has left many vacancies infilled. But it’s Congress who controls spending. At your point in life, you should understand that.

Trump has not reduced shit, where do you come up with this bullshit?

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Not a dime gets spent without the approval from the president, at your point in life, you should understand that.

All those investigations started by democrats cost how much and expanded on the growth of the government by how much?

Not at all, none of the people doing them here hired as permanent Federal employees if they were not already before the investigation.

really? so it didn't expand the government and cost the taxpayers?

 

[Cellblock2429]

/—-/ those are estimates.

and they are more than you provided.

And the president can only veto a budget. And when he does you snakes slither out an FCC attack him for starving children.

A president can sign it giving it his stamp of approval or he can not sign it.

/—-/Give the President a line item veto and then I’ll agree with you 100%

seems they tried that.

Look, when Trump signs a bill helping the native Americans he gets all the credit for it even though it was a Dem bill that he just went along with. The spending bills are no different.

/—-/ What was the libtards reaction to Trump shutting down government for a month because he didn’t like the budget? Did Piglosi give one inch? Did the media attack him? You know the answer but you always play stupid.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

/——-/ Actually Trump has reduced the federal payroll. He has left many vacancies infilled. But it’s Congress who controls spending. At your point in life, you should understand that.

Trump has not reduced shit, where do you come up with this bullshit?

View attachment 303904

Not a dime gets spent without the approval from the president, at your point in life, you should understand that.

All those investigations started by democrats cost how much and expanded on the growth of the government by how much?

Not at all, none of the people doing them here hired as permanent Federal employees if they were not already before the investigation.

really? so it didn't expand the government and cost the taxpayers?

No, it did not expand the government, I am not sure why you think that it would. The cost of the Mueller investigation was about 32 million dollars, which was offset by the 40 million forfeited by Paul Manafort.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

/—-/ those are estimates.

and they are more than you provided.

And the president can only veto a budget. And when he does you snakes slither out an FCC attack him for starving children.

A president can sign it giving it his stamp of approval or he can not sign it.

/—-/Give the President a line item veto and then I’ll agree with you 100%

seems they tried that.

Look, when Trump signs a bill helping the native Americans he gets all the credit for it even though it was a Dem bill that he just went along with. The spending bills are no different.

/—-/ What was the libtards reaction to Trump shutting down government for a month because he didn’t like the budget? Did Piglosi give one inch? Did the media attack him? You know the answer but you always play stupid.

Why do you care about the reaction of the libtards?

 

[bigrebnc1775]

/—-/ those are estimates.

and they are more than you provided.

And the president can only veto a budget. And when he does you snakes slither out an FCC attack him for starving children.

A president can sign it giving it his stamp of approval or he can not sign it.

/—-/Give the President a line item veto and then I’ll agree with you 100%

seems they tried that.

Look, when Trump signs a bill helping the native Americans he gets all the credit for it even though it was a Dem bill that he just went along with. The spending bills are no different.

/—-/ What was the libtards reaction to Trump shutting down government for a month because he didn’t like the budget? Did Piglosi give one inch? Did the media attack him? You know the answer but you always play stupid.

yes he does do that a lot.

 

[Butch_Coolidge]

Yes, hundreds, maybe thousands, of the over 16,000 lies trump has told has been about the economy.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch
Boeing’s troubles, trade disruption and a tight job market held back growth last year, and a more subdued expansion appears to lie ahead.

The government’s latest economic scorecard arrived on Thursday, offering fresh evidence that the economy continues to grow, but at a frustratingly slow pace.

As the nation heads toward a presidential election, the question is whether voters will view steady but unspectacular growth as a sign that President Trump’s handling of the economy has succeeded or stumbled.

Gross domestic product, which measures the value of goods and services produced inside the United States, grew at a 2.1 percent annual rate between October and December, the same as the previous three months, according to preliminary data released by the Commerce Department. As for 2019 as a whole, the report shows that the economy turned in a weaker annual showing than it did in 2017 and 2018.

In previous decades, growth that consistently fell below 3 percent would have been seen as distressing. Now most economists — at least those outside the administration — see normal growth circling the 2 percent mark.

official jobless rate creeps along at half-century lows as the expansion heads toward its 11th anniversary. A hefty chunk of the population is also aging into retirement.

“Underneath what you’re seeing is slower domestic activity,” said Kathy Bostjancic, chief United States financial economist at Oxford Economics. “It’s just the natural state of things.”

Thursday’s report shows that trend is continuing.

“We’re seeing some loss of economic momentum as we exit 2019 and come into this year,” Ms. Bostjancic said.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016
But the country's longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely

The US economy missed the Trump administration’s 3% growth target for a second straight year, posting its slowest annual growth in three years in 2019 as the slowdown in business investment deepened amid trade uncertainty.

The lofty growth goal has remained elusive despite the White House and Republicans’ $1.5-trillion tax cut package, which President Donald Trump had predicted would lift growth persistently above that threshold. The economy grew 2.3% in 2019, the commerce department said on Thursday. That was the slowest since 2016 and followed the 2.9% growth notched in 2018.

While the department’s snapshot of GDP showed the economy maintaining a moderate pace of growth in the fourth quarter, that was in part because of a smaller import bill, which is unsustainable. Consumer spending slowed considerably last quarter and that could persist with wage growth appearing to have stalled.

But the longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely as the Federal Reserve’s three interest rate cuts in 2019 kick in.

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016

The economic expansion started 7 years before trump took office. He has just been riding the wave.

U.S. factory activity growing at weakest pace since 2016

More bullshit rhetoric from a liberal racist. Too bad Maxine is not running for President. You would be singing her praises. Pleasant dreams tonight, while you’re dreaming about Donnie.


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There is no liberal racist here and I didn't write the articles.

You are a racist plain simple fact.

Are you sure? I’m hearing that you cannot be racist if you have brown skin.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You are racist if you think your race is better than any other race
You are racist when you hate others because of their race.

Agreed. IMRacist2 does not.


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[Harpy Eagle]

/—-/ those are estimates.

and they are more than you provided.

And the president can only veto a budget. And when he does you snakes slither out an FCC attack him for starving children.

A president can sign it giving it his stamp of approval or he can not sign it.

/—-/Give the President a line item veto and then I’ll agree with you 100%

seems they tried that.

Look, when Trump signs a bill helping the native Americans he gets all the credit for it even though it was a Dem bill that he just went along with. The spending bills are no different.

/—-/ What was the libtards reaction to Trump shutting down government for a month because he didn’t like the budget? Did Piglosi give one inch? Did the media attack him? You know the answer but you always play stupid.

yes he does do that a lot.

 

[OKTexas]

Yes, hundreds, maybe thousands, of the over 16,000 lies trump has told has been about the economy.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch
Boeing’s troubles, trade disruption and a tight job market held back growth last year, and a more subdued expansion appears to lie ahead.

The government’s latest economic scorecard arrived on Thursday, offering fresh evidence that the economy continues to grow, but at a frustratingly slow pace.

As the nation heads toward a presidential election, the question is whether voters will view steady but unspectacular growth as a sign that President Trump’s handling of the economy has succeeded or stumbled.

Gross domestic product, which measures the value of goods and services produced inside the United States, grew at a 2.1 percent annual rate between October and December, the same as the previous three months, according to preliminary data released by the Commerce Department. As for 2019 as a whole, the report shows that the economy turned in a weaker annual showing than it did in 2017 and 2018.

In previous decades, growth that consistently fell below 3 percent would have been seen as distressing. Now most economists — at least those outside the administration — see normal growth circling the 2 percent mark.

official jobless rate creeps along at half-century lows as the expansion heads toward its 11th anniversary. A hefty chunk of the population is also aging into retirement.

“Underneath what you’re seeing is slower domestic activity,” said Kathy Bostjancic, chief United States financial economist at Oxford Economics. “It’s just the natural state of things.”

Thursday’s report shows that trend is continuing.

“We’re seeing some loss of economic momentum as we exit 2019 and come into this year,” Ms. Bostjancic said.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016
But the country's longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely

The US economy missed the Trump administration’s 3% growth target for a second straight year, posting its slowest annual growth in three years in 2019 as the slowdown in business investment deepened amid trade uncertainty.

The lofty growth goal has remained elusive despite the White House and Republicans’ $1.5-trillion tax cut package, which President Donald Trump had predicted would lift growth persistently above that threshold. The economy grew 2.3% in 2019, the commerce department said on Thursday. That was the slowest since 2016 and followed the 2.9% growth notched in 2018.

While the department’s snapshot of GDP showed the economy maintaining a moderate pace of growth in the fourth quarter, that was in part because of a smaller import bill, which is unsustainable. Consumer spending slowed considerably last quarter and that could persist with wage growth appearing to have stalled.

But the longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely as the Federal Reserve’s three interest rate cuts in 2019 kick in.

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016

The economic expansion started 7 years before trump took office. He has just been riding the wave.

U.S. factory activity growing at weakest pace since 2016

Yet Boing has more than 300 orders for a new plane that just did its first test flight. Go figure.

.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Yes, hundreds, maybe thousands, of the over 16,000 lies trump has told has been about the economy.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch
Boeing’s troubles, trade disruption and a tight job market held back growth last year, and a more subdued expansion appears to lie ahead.

The government’s latest economic scorecard arrived on Thursday, offering fresh evidence that the economy continues to grow, but at a frustratingly slow pace.

As the nation heads toward a presidential election, the question is whether voters will view steady but unspectacular growth as a sign that President Trump’s handling of the economy has succeeded or stumbled.

Gross domestic product, which measures the value of goods and services produced inside the United States, grew at a 2.1 percent annual rate between October and December, the same as the previous three months, according to preliminary data released by the Commerce Department. As for 2019 as a whole, the report shows that the economy turned in a weaker annual showing than it did in 2017 and 2018.

In previous decades, growth that consistently fell below 3 percent would have been seen as distressing. Now most economists — at least those outside the administration — see normal growth circling the 2 percent mark.

official jobless rate creeps along at half-century lows as the expansion heads toward its 11th anniversary. A hefty chunk of the population is also aging into retirement.

“Underneath what you’re seeing is slower domestic activity,” said Kathy Bostjancic, chief United States financial economist at Oxford Economics. “It’s just the natural state of things.”

Thursday’s report shows that trend is continuing.

“We’re seeing some loss of economic momentum as we exit 2019 and come into this year,” Ms. Bostjancic said.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016
But the country's longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely

The US economy missed the Trump administration’s 3% growth target for a second straight year, posting its slowest annual growth in three years in 2019 as the slowdown in business investment deepened amid trade uncertainty.

The lofty growth goal has remained elusive despite the White House and Republicans’ $1.5-trillion tax cut package, which President Donald Trump had predicted would lift growth persistently above that threshold. The economy grew 2.3% in 2019, the commerce department said on Thursday. That was the slowest since 2016 and followed the 2.9% growth notched in 2018.

While the department’s snapshot of GDP showed the economy maintaining a moderate pace of growth in the fourth quarter, that was in part because of a smaller import bill, which is unsustainable. Consumer spending slowed considerably last quarter and that could persist with wage growth appearing to have stalled.

But the longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely as the Federal Reserve’s three interest rate cuts in 2019 kick in.

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016

The economic expansion started 7 years before trump took office. He has just been riding the wave.

U.S. factory activity growing at weakest pace since 2016

Yet Boing has more than 300 orders for a new plane that just did its first test flight. Go figure.

.

what kind of plane does Boing make?

 

[OKTexas]

Yes, hundreds, maybe thousands, of the over 16,000 lies trump has told has been about the economy.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch
Boeing’s troubles, trade disruption and a tight job market held back growth last year, and a more subdued expansion appears to lie ahead.

The government’s latest economic scorecard arrived on Thursday, offering fresh evidence that the economy continues to grow, but at a frustratingly slow pace.

As the nation heads toward a presidential election, the question is whether voters will view steady but unspectacular growth as a sign that President Trump’s handling of the economy has succeeded or stumbled.

Gross domestic product, which measures the value of goods and services produced inside the United States, grew at a 2.1 percent annual rate between October and December, the same as the previous three months, according to preliminary data released by the Commerce Department. As for 2019 as a whole, the report shows that the economy turned in a weaker annual showing than it did in 2017 and 2018.

In previous decades, growth that consistently fell below 3 percent would have been seen as distressing. Now most economists — at least those outside the administration — see normal growth circling the 2 percent mark.

official jobless rate creeps along at half-century lows as the expansion heads toward its 11th anniversary. A hefty chunk of the population is also aging into retirement.

“Underneath what you’re seeing is slower domestic activity,” said Kathy Bostjancic, chief United States financial economist at Oxford Economics. “It’s just the natural state of things.”

Thursday’s report shows that trend is continuing.

“We’re seeing some loss of economic momentum as we exit 2019 and come into this year,” Ms. Bostjancic said.

U.S. Growth at Slowest Since 2016, Complicating Trump’s Pitch

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016
But the country's longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely

The US economy missed the Trump administration’s 3% growth target for a second straight year, posting its slowest annual growth in three years in 2019 as the slowdown in business investment deepened amid trade uncertainty.

The lofty growth goal has remained elusive despite the White House and Republicans’ $1.5-trillion tax cut package, which President Donald Trump had predicted would lift growth persistently above that threshold. The economy grew 2.3% in 2019, the commerce department said on Thursday. That was the slowest since 2016 and followed the 2.9% growth notched in 2018.

While the department’s snapshot of GDP showed the economy maintaining a moderate pace of growth in the fourth quarter, that was in part because of a smaller import bill, which is unsustainable. Consumer spending slowed considerably last quarter and that could persist with wage growth appearing to have stalled.

But the longest expansion in history, now in its 11th year, remains on track and a downturn is unlikely as the Federal Reserve’s three interest rate cuts in 2019 kick in.

US economy posts slowest annual growth since 2016

The economic expansion started 7 years before trump took office. He has just been riding the wave.

U.S. factory activity growing at weakest pace since 2016

Yet Boing has more than 300 orders for a new plane that just did its first test flight. Go figure.

.

what kind of plane does Boing make?

Macro Jet!!!!!! LMAO

.

 

[Cellblock2429]

/—-/ those are estimates.

and they are more than you provided.

And the president can only veto a budget. And when he does you snakes slither out an FCC attack him for starving children.

A president can sign it giving it his stamp of approval or he can not sign it.

/—-/Give the President a line item veto and then I’ll agree with you 100%

seems they tried that.

Look, when Trump signs a bill helping the native Americans he gets all the credit for it even though it was a Dem bill that he just went along with. The spending bills are no different.

/—-/ What was the libtards reaction to Trump shutting down government for a month because he didn’t like the budget? Did Piglosi give one inch? Did the media attack him? You know the answer but you always play stupid.

Why do you care about the reaction of the libtards?

/—-/ Because liberalism is evil.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

and they are more than you provided.


A president can sign it giving it his stamp of approval or he can not sign it.

/—-/Give the President a line item veto and then I’ll agree with you 100%

seems they tried that.

Look, when Trump signs a bill helping the native Americans he gets all the credit for it even though it was a Dem bill that he just went along with. The spending bills are no different.

/—-/ What was the libtards reaction to Trump shutting down government for a month because he didn’t like the budget? Did Piglosi give one inch? Did the media attack him? You know the answer but you always play stupid.

Why do you care about the reaction of the libtards?

/—-/ Because liberalism is evil.

So, the President should base his actions on what they think because they are evil.

You and logic are not really very close are you?

 

[M14 Shooter]

"It was inappropriate for the president to ask a foreign leader to investigate his political opponent and to withhold United States aid to encourage that investigation," Alexander said.
Read more: http://sunnyds.proboards.com/thread/11199/trump-gets-imminent-acquittal#ixzz6CiOZucsy

Let us know how the vote for acquittal goes.