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Invalid user 2019 05 Oct 19 11.17pm
Trump's Ukraine envoy 'warned Giuliani that Biden corruption claims were not credible' - [Link] Ron Johnson says he was blocked by President Trump from telling Ukraine foreign aid was coming - [Link] [Link] - Trump’s call for China to investigate Joe Biden may have given Xi Jinping all the leverage he needs in the trade war "Seeking to strike a deal that ends the pain, Chinese government officials could "try to hint at a potential exchange of policy concessions for information, if the information is damaging at all," Victor Shih, a Chinese political economy professor at the University of California San Diego, told Reuters. " A big fishing expedition on all fronts, or rather an attempt to use trade, or in Ukraines case vast security aid, to entirely 'conjure' something up that can be used in the 2020 election. Possibly a waste of time though, as I expect Warren to be the nominee anyway. I think Bernie is the most deserving nominee with broader appeal, but the heart attack won't help. Edited by dollardays (05 Oct 2019 11.24pm)
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05 Oct 19 11.17pm

Trump's Ukraine envoy 'warned Giuliani that Biden corruption claims were not credible' - [Link]

Ron Johnson says he was blocked by President Trump from telling Ukraine foreign aid was coming - [Link]

[Link] - Trump’s call for China to investigate Joe Biden may have given Xi Jinping all the leverage he needs in the trade war

"Seeking to strike a deal that ends the pain, Chinese government officials could "try to hint at a potential exchange of policy concessions for information, if the information is damaging at all," Victor Shih, a Chinese political economy professor at the University of California San Diego, told Reuters. "

A big fishing expedition on all fronts, or rather an attempt to use trade, or in Ukraines case vast security aid, to entirely 'conjure' something up that can be used in the 2020 election. Possibly a waste of time though, as I expect Warren to be the nominee anyway. I think Bernie is the most deserving nominee with broader appeal, but the heart attack won't help.

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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 06 Oct 19 12.10am
Originally posted by dollardays Trump's Ukraine envoy 'warned Giuliani that Biden corruption claims were not credible' - [Link] Ron Johnson says he was blocked by President Trump from telling Ukraine foreign aid was coming - [Link] [Link] - Trump’s call for China to investigate Joe Biden may have given Xi Jinping all the leverage he needs in the trade war "Seeking to strike a deal that ends the pain, Chinese government officials could "try to hint at a potential exchange of policy concessions for information, if the information is damaging at all," Victor Shih, a Chinese political economy professor at the University of California San Diego, told Reuters. " A big fishing expedition on all fronts, or rather an attempt to use trade, or in Ukraines case vast security aid, to entirely 'conjure' something up that can be used in the 2020 election. Possibly a waste of time though, as I expect Warren to be the nominee anyway. I think Bernie is the most deserving nominee with broader appeal, but the heart attack won't help. Edited by dollardays (05 Oct 2019 11.24pm) The fish who is the primary target seems intent on jumping on the boat and gutting himself at the moment. Investigations are hardly needed when Trump openly does what he is accused of doing, on camera for all to hear and see. It seems to me he wants to be impeached and then cleared by the Senate as a means of legitimising his behaviour as this will play well with his base for 2020. Being able to keep the "it's all a witch hunt" claims on the burner and able to attack the attackers is classic Trump strategy designed to shift the focus away from him. For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.
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Truro Cornwall 06 Oct 19 12.10am

Originally posted by dollardays

Trump's Ukraine envoy 'warned Giuliani that Biden corruption claims were not credible' - [Link]

Ron Johnson says he was blocked by President Trump from telling Ukraine foreign aid was coming - [Link]

[Link] - Trump’s call for China to investigate Joe Biden may have given Xi Jinping all the leverage he needs in the trade war

Edited by dollardays (05 Oct 2019 11.24pm)

The fish who is the primary target seems intent on jumping on the boat and gutting himself at the moment. Investigations are hardly needed when Trump openly does what he is accused of doing, on camera for all to hear and see.

It seems to me he wants to be impeached and then cleared by the Senate as a means of legitimising his behaviour as this will play well with his base for 2020. Being able to keep the "it's all a witch hunt" claims on the burner and able to attack the attackers is classic Trump strategy designed to shift the focus away from him.

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cryrst The garden of England 06 Oct 19 7.11am
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle The fish who is the primary target seems intent on jumping on the boat and gutting himself at the moment. Investigations are hardly needed when Trump openly does what he is accused of doing, on camera for all to hear and see. It seems to me he wants to be impeached and then cleared by the Senate as a means of legitimising his behaviour as this will play well with his base for 2020. Being able to keep the "it's all a witch hunt" claims on the burner and able to attack the attackers is classic Trump strategy designed to shift the focus away from him. There was a post earlier which said if he is impeached and put on the stand,it would be open season for everyone to be put on the stand. He maybe having a lemming moment. A few points to prove about others. If it goes south for him then the 'enemy' will be going as well.
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The garden of England 06 Oct 19 7.11am

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

There was a post earlier which said if he is impeached and put on the stand,it would be open season for everyone to be put on the stand.
He maybe having a lemming moment.
A few points to prove about others.
If it goes south for him then the 'enemy' will be going as well.

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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 06 Oct 19 10.07am
Originally posted by cryrst There was a post earlier which said if he is impeached and put on the stand,it would be open season for everyone to be put on the stand. He maybe having a lemming moment. A few points to prove about others. If it goes south for him then the 'enemy' will be going as well. If in bringing his activities under the light the suitability of others to hold that post is examined then that's a good thing. Let the USA voters be well informed. However this is really all about Trump. He is the President. He has behaved in a way which looks likely to lead to his impeachment. So long as it ensures this man is removed from being the leader of the western world at the earliest possible opportunity then that seems a wise decision. Whatever else gets revealed is just a side issue. There are 1000s of better candidates out there. Edited by Wisbech Eagle (06 Oct 2019 10.09am) For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.
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Truro Cornwall 06 Oct 19 10.07am

Originally posted by cryrst

If in bringing his activities under the light the suitability of others to hold that post is examined then that's a good thing. Let the USA voters be well informed.

However this is really all about Trump. He is the President. He has behaved in a way which looks likely to lead to his impeachment. So long as it ensures this man is removed from being the leader of the western world at the earliest possible opportunity then that seems a wise decision. Whatever else gets revealed is just a side issue. There are 1000s of better candidates out there.

Edited by Wisbech Eagle (06 Oct 2019 10.09am)

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cryrst The garden of England 06 Oct 19 10.38am
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle If in bringing his activities under the light the suitability of others to hold that post is examined then that's a good thing. Let the USA voters be well informed. However this is really all about Trump. He is the President. He has behaved in a way which looks likely to lead to his impeachment. So long as it ensures this man is removed from being the leader of the western world at the earliest possible opportunity then that seems a wise decision. Whatever else gets revealed is just a side issue. There are 1000s of better candidates out there. Edited by Wisbech Eagle (06 Oct 2019 10.09am) Who? Republican or democrat!. If this goes as it may there will be on one left. It's only your opinion about his removal though. Many millions of Americans are in a much better place since he came to power. Many more than under Obama. Bottom line is though he ain't going anywhere. MAGA
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The garden of England 06 Oct 19 10.38am

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

If in bringing his activities under the light the suitability of others to hold that post is examined then that's a good thing. Let the USA voters be well informed.

Edited by Wisbech Eagle (06 Oct 2019 10.09am)

Who?
Republican or democrat!.
If this goes as it may there will be on one left.
It's only your opinion about his removal though.
Many millions of Americans are in a much better place since he came to power.
Many more than under Obama.
Bottom line is though he ain't going anywhere.
MAGA

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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 06 Oct 19 11.16am
Originally posted by cryrst Who? Republican or democrat!. If this goes as it may there will be on one left. It's only your opinion about his removal though. Many millions of Americans are in a much better place since he came to power. Many more than under Obama. Bottom line is though he ain't going anywhere. MAGA There are many decent and honest people in this world, even in politics where the system is stacked against them. Especially so in the USA where I believe it is no longer fit for purpose with the influence of money and interest groups overpowering the interests of the people. The NRA being the most obvious example. Sure it's my opinion but it's hardly only my opinion is it? More people there favour his impeachment than oppose it and his approval rating remains around 44%. Whether anyone at all is in a better place with Trump as President is very much open to question. Financially some will be, but that will always be true. There are though many other considerations. Bottom line is he isn't going anywhere. Yet. He will though. Either soon via impeachment, or in 2020, or definitely at the beginning of 2025. When it does happen his can of worms will start to reveal it's contents as his immunity then disappears. For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.
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Truro Cornwall 06 Oct 19 11.16am

Originally posted by cryrst

There are many decent and honest people in this world, even in politics where the system is stacked against them. Especially so in the USA where I believe it is no longer fit for purpose with the influence of money and interest groups overpowering the interests of the people. The NRA being the most obvious example.

Sure it's my opinion but it's hardly only my opinion is it? More people there favour his impeachment than oppose it and his approval rating remains around 44%.

Whether anyone at all is in a better place with Trump as President is very much open to question. Financially some will be, but that will always be true. There are though many other considerations.

Bottom line is he isn't going anywhere. Yet. He will though. Either soon via impeachment, or in 2020, or definitely at the beginning of 2025. When it does happen his can of worms will start to reveal it's contents as his immunity then disappears.

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Teddy Eagle 06 Oct 19 12.45pm
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle There are many decent and honest people in this world, even in politics where the system is stacked against them. Especially so in the USA where I believe it is no longer fit for purpose with the influence of money and interest groups overpowering the interests of the people. The NRA being the most obvious example. Sure it's my opinion but it's hardly only my opinion is it? More people there favour his impeachment than oppose it and his approval rating remains around 44%. Whether anyone at all is in a better place with Trump as President is very much open to question. Financially some will be, but that will always be true. There are though many other considerations. Bottom line is he isn't going anywhere. Yet. He will though. Either soon via impeachment, or in 2020, or definitely at the beginning of 2025. When it does happen his can of worms will start to reveal it's contents as his immunity then disappears. Do approval ratings matter? According to Bloomberg in August Sanders had 37% and Warren 31% positive ratings.
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06 Oct 19 12.45pm

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

Sure it's my opinion but it's hardly only my opinion is it? More people there favour his impeachment than oppose it and his approval rating remains around 44%.

Whether anyone at all is in a better place with Trump as President is very much open to question. Financially some will be, but that will always be true. There are though many other considerations.

Do approval ratings matter? According to Bloomberg in August Sanders had 37% and Warren 31% positive ratings.

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cryrst The garden of England 06 Oct 19 3.28pm
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle There are many decent and honest people in this world, even in politics where the system is stacked against them. Especially so in the USA where I believe it is no longer fit for purpose with the influence of money and interest groups overpowering the interests of the people. The NRA being the most obvious example. Sure it's my opinion but it's hardly only my opinion is it? More people there favour his impeachment than oppose it and his approval rating remains around 44%. Whether anyone at all is in a better place with Trump as President is very much open to question. Financially some will be, but that will always be true. There are though many other considerations. Bottom line is he isn't going anywhere. Yet. He will though. Either soon via impeachment, or in 2020, or definitely at the beginning of 2025. When it does happen his can of worms will start to reveal it's contents as his immunity then disappears. Yup, you covered the first four lines. What about the next bit.
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The garden of England 06 Oct 19 3.28pm

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

Sure it's my opinion but it's hardly only my opinion is it? More people there favour his impeachment than oppose it and his approval rating remains around 44%.

Whether anyone at all is in a better place with Trump as President is very much open to question. Financially some will be, but that will always be true. There are though many other considerations.

Yup, you covered the first four lines.
What about the next bit.

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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 06 Oct 19 11.29pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Do approval ratings matter? According to Bloomberg in August Sanders had 37% and Warren 31% positive ratings. Not in the final analysis no, but when the poll of polls shows an almost flat line of disapproval being higher than approval by 10 points for many months it indicates something. I cannot see too many changing their minds either but if any do it would probably be away from him. Nationwide polls don't tell the whole story of course in their electoral college system but even in that the keys states look very dodgy to me. For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.
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Truro Cornwall 06 Oct 19 11.29pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Do approval ratings matter? According to Bloomberg in August Sanders had 37% and Warren 31% positive ratings.

Not in the final analysis no, but when the poll of polls shows an almost flat line of disapproval being higher than approval by 10 points for many months it indicates something. I cannot see too many changing their minds either but if any do it would probably be away from him. Nationwide polls don't tell the whole story of course in their electoral college system but even in that the keys states look very dodgy to me.

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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 06 Oct 19 11.31pm
Originally posted by cryrst Yup, you covered the first four lines. What about the next bit. I covered it all, except getting drawn into another pointless "Obama" comparison. Trump is the President. He is the one doing the damage. For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.
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Truro Cornwall 06 Oct 19 11.31pm

Originally posted by cryrst

Yup, you covered the first four lines.
What about the next bit.

I covered it all, except getting drawn into another pointless "Obama" comparison. Trump is the President. He is the one doing the damage.

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Penge Eagle Beckenham 07 Oct 19 11.09am
Impeachment is stupid because Mike Pence will only take charge and continue with the same – if not more conservative – policies than Trump.
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Beckenham 07 Oct 19 11.09am

Impeachment is stupid because Mike Pence will only take charge and continue with the same – if not more conservative – policies than Trump.

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Spiderman Horsham 07 Oct 19 9.37pm
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle I covered it all, except getting drawn into another pointless "Obama" comparison. Trump is the President. He is the one doing the damage. Many Americans will disagree with you. Isn't unemployment down? I believe he will get voted in again, surely a majority cannot be wrong twice
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Horsham 07 Oct 19 9.37pm

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

I covered it all, except getting drawn into another pointless "Obama" comparison. Trump is the President. He is the one doing the damage.

Many Americans will disagree with you. Isn't unemployment down? I believe he will get voted in again, surely a majority cannot be wrong twice

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