Hilarious takedown of Dems’ shifting accusations-collusion to quid pro quo to extortion to bribery

[Weatherman2020]

Using polls of buzzwords on what to impeach the President for. Welcome to 1984.

"The shift came after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee conducted focus groups in key House battlegrounds in recent weeks, testing messages related to impeachment. Among the questions put to participants was whether 'quid pro quo,' 'extortion' or 'bribery' was a more compelling description of Trump's conduct. According to two people familiar with the results, which circulated among Democrats this week, the focus groups found 'bribery' to be most damning."

https://www.americanthinker.com/blo..._to_quid_pro_quo_to_extortion_to_bribery.html

 

[william the wie]

The Ds are making sure of their reservations on their very own unsinkable Titanic.

 

[JoeB131]

Using polls of buzzwords on what to impeach the President for. Welcome to 1984.

"The shift came after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee conducted focus groups in key House battlegrounds in recent weeks, testing messages related to impeachment. Among the questions put to participants was whether 'quid pro quo,' 'extortion' or 'bribery' was a more compelling description of Trump's conduct. According to two people familiar with the results, which circulated among Democrats this week, the focus groups found 'bribery' to be most damning."

That most people don't know Latin, but simple English they understand just fine....

Amazing.

 

[Camp]

Some old friend of Trump was found guilty of a bunch of crimes that added up to collusion yesterday.

 

[Erinwltr]

Some old friend of Trump was found guilty of a bunch of crimes that added up to collusion yesterday.

Oh, me gosh! Say it ain't so?

 

[theHawk]

Some old friend of Trump was found guilty of a bunch of crimes that added up to collusion yesterday.

No, he was found guilty of not telling Congress what they wanted to hear.

 

[Erinwltr]

Using polls of buzzwords on what to impeach the President for. Welcome to 1984.

"The shift came after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee conducted focus groups in key House battlegrounds in recent weeks, testing messages related to impeachment. Among the questions put to participants was whether 'quid pro quo,' 'extortion' or 'bribery' was a more compelling description of Trump's conduct. According to two people familiar with the results, which circulated among Democrats this week, the focus groups found 'bribery' to be most damning."

https://www.americanthinker.com/blo..._to_quid_pro_quo_to_extortion_to_bribery.html

But, but, but, HRC was supposed to win in a Landslide, according to your polls. So why you be givin' a shit about DJT polls now?

 

[Erinwltr]

Some old friend of Trump was found guilty of a bunch of crimes that added up to collusion yesterday.

No, he was found guilty of not telling Congress what they wanted to hear.

Hi, Hannity! How the Fuck ya doin?"

 

[Camp]

Some old friend of Trump was found guilty of a bunch of crimes that added up to collusion yesterday.

No, he was found guilty of not telling Congress what they wanted to hear.

Do you ever feel like being manly or honorable and stop whining like a little girl?

 

[Cellblock2429]

Using polls of buzzwords on what to impeach the President for. Welcome to 1984.

"The shift came after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee conducted focus groups in key House battlegrounds in recent weeks, testing messages related to impeachment. Among the questions put to participants was whether 'quid pro quo,' 'extortion' or 'bribery' was a more compelling description of Trump's conduct. According to two people familiar with the results, which circulated among Democrats this week, the focus groups found 'bribery' to be most damning."

https://www.americanthinker.com/blo..._to_quid_pro_quo_to_extortion_to_bribery.html

/——/ Nobody is watching, nobody cares.
Rush: “And then the TV ratings, folks, let me tell you something. I have seen a breakdown of the ratings by network. That 13 million is total with ABC, CBS, NBC, and then the cable networks thrown in. ABC and NBC, a little over 1 million viewers. They broomed soap operas for this.”

 

[theHawk]

Some old friend of Trump was found guilty of a bunch of crimes that added up to collusion yesterday.

No, he was found guilty of not telling Congress what they wanted to hear.

Do you ever feel like being manly or honorable and stop whining like a little girl?

Telling the truth is always the manly thing to do.
You lefties whine like petulant children, because you can’t face the facts. He was not convicted on anything to do with “collusion”. For example, one of his “crimes” was telling someone to plead the fifth, which is everyone’s right.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Using polls of buzzwords on what to impeach the President for. Welcome to 1984.

"The shift came after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee conducted focus groups in key House battlegrounds in recent weeks, testing messages related to impeachment. Among the questions put to participants was whether 'quid pro quo,' 'extortion' or 'bribery' was a more compelling description of Trump's conduct. According to two people familiar with the results, which circulated among Democrats this week, the focus groups found 'bribery' to be most damning."

That most people don't know Latin, but simple English they understand just fine....

Amazing.

Talking point Joe

 

[Weatherman2020]

Using polls of buzzwords on what to impeach the President for. Welcome to 1984.

"The shift came after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee conducted focus groups in key House battlegrounds in recent weeks, testing messages related to impeachment. Among the questions put to participants was whether 'quid pro quo,' 'extortion' or 'bribery' was a more compelling description of Trump's conduct. According to two people familiar with the results, which circulated among Democrats this week, the focus groups found 'bribery' to be most damning."

That most people don't know Latin, but simple English they understand just fine....

Amazing.

Thanks for admitting this has nothing to do with crime, just manipulating public opinion.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Using polls of buzzwords on what to impeach the President for. Welcome to 1984.

"The shift came after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee conducted focus groups in key House battlegrounds in recent weeks, testing messages related to impeachment. Among the questions put to participants was whether 'quid pro quo,' 'extortion' or 'bribery' was a more compelling description of Trump's conduct. According to two people familiar with the results, which circulated among Democrats this week, the focus groups found 'bribery' to be most damning."

https://www.americanthinker.com/blo..._to_quid_pro_quo_to_extortion_to_bribery.html

But, but, but, HRC was supposed to win in a Landslide, according to your polls. So why you be givin' a shit about DJT polls now?

My polls? OP is about Democrats using polls, shitforbrains.

 

[bullwinkle]

Using polls of buzzwords on what to impeach the President for. Welcome to 1984.

"The shift came after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee conducted focus groups in key House battlegrounds in recent weeks, testing messages related to impeachment. Among the questions put to participants was whether 'quid pro quo,' 'extortion' or 'bribery' was a more compelling description of Trump's conduct. According to two people familiar with the results, which circulated among Democrats this week, the focus groups found 'bribery' to be most damning."

https://www.americanthinker.com/blo..._to_quid_pro_quo_to_extortion_to_bribery.html

But, but, but, HRC was supposed to win in a Landslide, according to your polls. So why you be givin' a shit about DJT polls now?

But, but, but, HRC was supposed to win in a Landslide, according to your polls. So why you be givin' a shit about DJT polls now?

I'd say 3 million more popular votes than the EC winner is a good start on a landslide. It is clear to see why Republicans scream like stuck hogs when States try to pass legislation requiring the EC to vote whatever the State's popular vote tally count says instead of gerrymandered chicanery. And I am already hearing whispers of the preemptive excuse of 'rigged'.
Scairdy cats!

 

[Weatherman2020]

Using polls of buzzwords on what to impeach the President for. Welcome to 1984.

"The shift came after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee conducted focus groups in key House battlegrounds in recent weeks, testing messages related to impeachment. Among the questions put to participants was whether 'quid pro quo,' 'extortion' or 'bribery' was a more compelling description of Trump's conduct. According to two people familiar with the results, which circulated among Democrats this week, the focus groups found 'bribery' to be most damning."

https://www.americanthinker.com/blo..._to_quid_pro_quo_to_extortion_to_bribery.html

But, but, but, HRC was supposed to win in a Landslide, according to your polls. So why you be givin' a shit about DJT polls now?

But, but, but, HRC was supposed to win in a Landslide, according to your polls. So why you be givin' a shit about DJT polls now?

I'd say 3 million more popular votes than the EC winner is a good start on a landslide. It is clear to see why Republicans scream like stuck hogs when States try to pass legislation requiring the EC to vote whatever the State's popular vote tally count says instead of gerrymandered chicanery. And I am already hearing whispers of the preemptive excuse of 'rigged'.
Scairdy cats!

Move to Venezuela if you don’t like America, comrade.

 

[JoeB131]

Thanks for admitting this has nothing to do with crime, just manipulating public opinion.

Um, that's kind of how our legal system works. You explain to people what law was broken and why that was a bad thing.

We know what law was broken, in this case, he tried to bribe the president of the Ukraine into smearing his political opponents using aid dollars as leverage... It's pretty clear cut.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Thanks for admitting this has nothing to do with crime, just manipulating public opinion.

Um, that's kind of how our legal system works. You explain to people what law was broken and why that was a bad thing.

We know what law was broken, in this case, he tried to bribe the president of the Ukraine into smearing his political opponents using aid dollars as leverage... It's pretty clear cut.

American legal system conducts polls on what to charge American citizens for?

Just as the Founding Fathers intended!

 

[bullwinkle]

Using polls of buzzwords on what to impeach the President for. Welcome to 1984.

"The shift came after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee conducted focus groups in key House battlegrounds in recent weeks, testing messages related to impeachment. Among the questions put to participants was whether 'quid pro quo,' 'extortion' or 'bribery' was a more compelling description of Trump's conduct. According to two people familiar with the results, which circulated among Democrats this week, the focus groups found 'bribery' to be most damning."

https://www.americanthinker.com/blo..._to_quid_pro_quo_to_extortion_to_bribery.html

But, but, but, HRC was supposed to win in a Landslide, according to your polls. So why you be givin' a shit about DJT polls now?

But, but, but, HRC was supposed to win in a Landslide, according to your polls. So why you be givin' a shit about DJT polls now?

I'd say 3 million more popular votes than the EC winner is a good start on a landslide. It is clear to see why Republicans scream like stuck hogs when States try to pass legislation requiring the EC to vote whatever the State's popular vote tally count says instead of gerrymandered chicanery. And I am already hearing whispers of the preemptive excuse of 'rigged'.
Scairdy cats!

Move to Venezuela if you don’t like America, comrade.

Yo, weather! I do like America, ole kid, and the Constitution. That's why I object to Trump.

 

[Jitss617]

Some old friend of Trump was found guilty of a bunch of crimes that added up to collusion yesterday.

Who cares he’ll be pardoned