Crepitus
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Reportedly once its done and sealed they can't change their minds.Curtains? Political suicide?
You know he can't run for re-election.
Don't you?
What?
Why not?
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Reportedly once its done and sealed they can't change their minds.Curtains? Political suicide?
You know he can't run for re-election.
Don't you?
What?
Why not?
Frankly, 99% of MAGA supporters don't give a rat's ass either way.There’s no way his MAGA supporters will still support him if he vetos this….
Doesn't this belong in the betting forum.The Democrats are celebrating the passage in the House that would require release of whatever materials exist in the Epstein case.
But that's not the end of it. The Senate has to approve it. Most indications are that it will pass there too.
But then the bill would go to Trump. Does he sign it or veto it?
What’s next in Congress on the push to release the Epstein files
There’s no way his MAGA supporters will still support him if he vetos this….
I doubt it. I rarely find what you post worth reading.View attachment 1184324
Dude, the pizzeria didn't even have a basement.
Did you even read what I posted?
Done and "sealed?"Reportedly once its done and sealed they can't change their minds.
Alrighty then.I doubt it. I rarely find what you post worth reading.
What was it this time? Something about a pizzaria? What?
Yeah, that's a good point. Plus there's every chance it would, over time, just be buried by more orange stain.To tRump and his loyal Oompa-Loompas the release is unthinkable. As long as it's "maybe", and "allegedly" to them it never happened.
1. There was no insurrection dumbass.Yeah, that's a good point. Plus there's every chance it would, over time, just be buried by more orange stain.
Exactly like the Insurrection. They'd just deny the whole thing and create a new narrative with conspiracy theories. "He and Epstein were never friends. Those videos and photos and emails were rigged. Soros did all that, I saw it on Tucker."
.No matter, i doubt it all ever actually gets released.
A growing number of Republican voters are realizing you need to be treated as you treat others. Your issue is that you treat al Republican voters the same. When the truth is that those in life that mistreated people and have gotten away with it gives you some power. In truth many of your own are not very good or excellent enough to help our nation continue as the top one.Yeah, that's a good point. Plus there's every chance it would, over time, just be buried by more orange stain.
Exactly like the Insurrection. They'd just deny the whole thing and create a new narrative with conspiracy theories. "He and Epstein were never friends. Those videos and photos and emails were rigged. Soros did all that, I saw it on Tucker."
No, I’m just not going to make a fool of myself bySo you have nothing.
Got it.
We just observed how the Dims (via their house organ, The New York Slimes) released a few of the emails for public consumption and manipulation. The Republicans response was to basically release the rest of them and in-redact Guiffre’s name.
She had clearly made it known that Trump had never done anything inappropriate with her. She had previously worked for the Trump organization (I believe it had been at Mar a Lago). Epstein and Jizzlaine had stolen her away.
So, the inference the selected (but partially redacted) emails which the Dims had released was supposed to have made the public come to was destroyed by a more complete release — and with a fair share of corroboration, like her book.
The Dims are giddy with hope that something may someday stick as against President Trump. And they don’t give a shit who they damage along the way. They certainly don’t care about honesty and neither do the News outlets on the leftist MSM.
But it only took a day to expose the Dims’ latest dishonesty.
Trump knows that a veto could damage his own position. “What is he hiding?” That’s what our libtards will rhetorically “ask.” But Trump isn’t generally moved too much anymore by that attempted manipulation.
I’d be ok with his veto.
We just observed how the Dims (via their house organ, The New York Slimes) released a few of the emails for public consumption and manipulation. The Republicans response was to basically release the rest of them and in-redact Guiffre’s name.
She had clearly made it known that Trump had never done anything inappropriate with her. She had previously worked for the Trump organization (I believe it had been at Mar a Lago). Epstein and Jizzlaine had stolen her away.
So, the inference the selected (but partially redacted) emails which the Dims had released was supposed to have made the public come to was destroyed by a more complete release — and with a fair share of corroboration, like her book.
The Dims are giddy with hope that something may someday stick as against President Trump. And they don’t give a shit who they damage along the way. They certainly don’t care about honesty and neither do the News outlets on the leftist MSM.
But it only took a day to expose the Dims’ latest dishonesty.
Trump knows that a veto could damage his own position. “What is he hiding?” That’s what our libtards will rhetorically “ask.” But Trump isn’t generally moved too much anymore by that attempted manipulation.
I’d be ok with his veto.
It's already underway. "I kicked him out when I found out" is already changing to "I never really liked him anyway" which is an intermediate stop on the road to "Jeffery who?".Yeah, that's a good point. Plus there's every chance it would, over time, just be buried by more orange stain.
Exactly like the Insurrection. They'd just deny the whole thing and create a new narrative with conspiracy theories. "He and Epstein were never friends. Those videos and photos and emails were rigged. Soros did all that, I saw it on Tucker."
The trump denial/delay cycle.It's already underway. "I kicked him out when I found out" is already changing to "I never really liked him anyway" which is an intermediate stop on the road to "Jeffery who?".