Trump: "trying To Impeach The Son Of A Bitch"

[FGB]

TRUMP: "TRYING TO IMPEACH THE SON OF A BITCH"

https://www.wfmz.com/news/cnn/us-na...deo_fdc43f30-85d8-506d-a9fa-60f5450b7c0b.html

LOL!

At least he has a sense of humor about it!

 

[butters]

"trying to"

still with the denial

 

[LincolnDuncan]

Trump has no sense of humor. I've never heard him say anything funny

 

[Heathergave]

Trump has no sense of humor. I've never heard him say anything funny

I find myself laughing quite a bit when he speaks. The guy is a clown.

 

[LincolnDuncan]

I find myself laughing quite a bit when speaks. The guy is a clown.

I stopped laughing during the campaign when I realized that he is a deranged child. He can do all the TV shows he wants but I don't want him running my country

 

[HisArpy]

I stopped laughing during the campaign when I realized that he is a deranged child. He can do all the TV shows he wants but I don't want him running my country

Newsflash: Trump has been "running your country" for the past three years. And doing quite well at it.

 

[doowdniw]

I find myself laughing quite a bit when he speaks. The guy is a clown.

"tolerited"

 

[KeithD]

Newsflash: Trump has been "running your country" for the past three years. And doing quite well at it.

Not fully, no, as evidenced by how many times he fired Ambassador Yovanovitch, in Lev Parnas's believable description of it--five or six times--before it took, always telling someone to fire her and being ignored. Same thing has happened with others. The country hasn't really been "run" for the past three years. It's just been stumbling around. Nearly everyone is "acting" or jobs are just unfilled. The bureaucracy is still pretty effectively resisting the clown.

 

[Rightguide]

Trump has no sense of humor. I've never heard him say anything funny

Being a soulless left wing hater might have more to do with that than Trump.

 

[Rightguide]

Not fully, no, as evidenced by how many times he fired Ambassador Yovanovitch, in Lev Parnas's believable description of it--five or six times--before it took, always telling someone to fire her and being ignored. Same thing has happened with others. The country hasn't really been "run" for the past three years. It's just been stumbling around. Nearly everyone is "acting" or jobs are just unfilled. The bureaucracy is still pretty effectively resisting the clown.

WATCH: CNN’s Ukraine Foreign Minister Interview EXONERATES President Trump
January 17, 2020 by Raheem Kassam

https://warroom.org/watch-the-cnn-interview-with-ukraines-foreign-minister/

https://youtu.be/vGW2YGpO_ZI

 

[Comshaw]

Newsflash: Trump has been "running your country" for the past three years. And doing quite well at it.

Yea, uh hu, sure.

List of appointees hired and fired by Trump, so far 67 and counting





Comshaw

 

[cowslinger64]

Trump Once Again Falsely Claims That Ukraine's President Has Exonerated Him of Abusing His Powers for Personal Gain

Trump seems to have in mind a recent interview in which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said "it just goes without saying" that his country's relationship with the United States is "not about a quid pro quo." Contrary to Trump's spin, Zelenskiy's comments do not show that Trump "has done nothing wrong." In fact, the interview, which was conducted by reporters from Time and three European publications, shows that Zelenskiy is desperate for U.S. support and keen to prevent the impeachment inquiry from threatening it.

Zelenskiy, like anyone else who follows the news, understands that Trump's impeachment in the Democrat-controlled House will almost certainly be followed by his acquittal in the Republican-controlled Senate, meaning the Ukrainian government will have to deal with Trump until January 2021 at least and quite possibly for another four years after that. Given that prospect, anything Zelenskiy says about Trump's alleged abuse of power in pressuring Ukraine to conduct investigations that would be politically useful to him has to be taken with a grain of salt.

During the interview, Zelenskiy emphasized the importance of U.S. support in Ukraine's confrontation with Russia over Crimea. "As for the United States," he said, "I would really want—and we feel this, it's true—for them to help us, to understand us, to see that we are a player in our own right, that they cannot make deals about us with anyone behind our backs. Of course they help us, and I'm not just talking about technical help, military aid, financial aid. These are important things, very important things, especially right now, when we are in such a difficult position."

Zelenskiy also said only the U.S. government has the influence to alter plans for a pipeline from Russia to Germany that would bypass Ukraine, depriving its government of some $3 billion in annual income from the transport of natural gas. "We don't have influence over the Europeans' decision," he said. "We don't have it, and that's it. I don't have any leverage. I can only count on the strong support that I see on this question from the United States of America."


https://reason.com/2019/12/02/trump...-him-of-abusing-his-powers-for-personal-gain/

 

[LincolnDuncan]

This circus clown has been on TV for about 20 years. He has never said anything remotely funny.