We Should Not Refer to Mattis as “Mad Dog;” We Should Refer to Trump as “Mad Dog Trump!”

originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: theworldisnotenough

So then we should refer to you as lame dick right?

Based on all your lame nonsense threads.

Well said. Best reply of the day!

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

Umm there's a whole separate investigation of trumps financial management.
Also attendee number eight in his Russia meeting that we're supposed to believe he knew nothing about and of which we're supposed to believe nothing came was behind a very big money laundering scheme in Delaware. Creating shell companies and opening bank accounts. Up until 911 after which it got more difficult for banks to open accounts without proper verification that such a person exists.

www.cnn.com...

originally posted by: luthier

I disagree both the left and right have fascist policy.

Let's take Jeff sessions civil asset seizure, his mandatory min ideas....

The Healthcare bill proposed by the GOP etc...

It seems the term "fascist" is now used for anything a person disagrees with. The closest thing we have these days to true fascism is the anti-fascist groups like Antifa who are willing to use violence to stop anyone with different views then their own.

Bringing back mandatory min sentences for drug offences is not fascist. Vote drugs legal and we are all good.

Pot will go that way in the near future, so just because you disagree with a law doesn't make it fascist.

Really healthcare? I guess America was a fascist state for the last 250 years. The bottom line is America can not afford it as it is today, Obama knew ACA would implode due to this, and still pushed a bad healthcare plan on America that really doesn't help anyone as it gets worst and worst.

It seems to me that you kind of lean in the direction too in suggesting things you disagree with are fascist. Let me guess, you like to smoke Pot but you do not live in a state where it is legal...hehe

a reply to: MisterSpock

And for the record honey pot...this is the real world.

a reply to: windword

Trump, you know, he's a smart guy! He's got all the really great words!

Like Covfefe and bigley.

a reply to: Sillyolme

Yet he walks free and is your President. Go figure...

a reply to: RazorV66

Want to have a contest?
I'm willing to compete in a test.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: windword

Trump, you know, he's a smart guy! He's got all the really great words!

Like Covfefe and bigley.

It's "BIG League"...

a reply to: ketsuko

That's cute. Church Windows with eyes. He's watching lol.


Now back to our regularly scheduled bickering.

a reply to: Xtrozero

Fascism is used for dictators policy. Things like make America great again and the mexicans are ruining our jobs.

Let's examine closer your attempts to shift or confuse the subjects.


Healthcare was invented somewhere in the 40's. Prior to that a guy came to your house and he may or may not have had any idea what he was doing or using o you. So 250 years is false.

Not only that you seem to not understand the demand the government has made that you pay private for profit insurance companies or else are fined. The Republican bill isn't fixing any issues of freedom, cost, or ethics.

Mandatory mins have been pushed back by the supreme court in several modern cases. Jeff sessions wants to ignore the legal percedent and move back towards the old way of doing things, which caused the court to rule to begin with. All that will happen is the courts will be bogged down by this. But it is more force against the public for arbitrary reasons.

Funny Ole Jeff ain't going after Johnson and johnson. Probably same reason trump wants to go after the mexicans instead of the employers and consumers of the products they make.


Civil asset seizure. Your money is confiscated by the police without evidence and a hearing.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: theworldisnotenough
So, what has Mad Dog been up to lately?

Mad Dog in a recent NYT interview hinted — rather strongly, I might add — at there being another Saturday Night Massacre.

Hmmm, I recently questioned whether Mad Dog should be tethered to a collar and leash to keep Mad Dog under control. It looks like Mad Dog needs to be tossed into a rubber room.

I'm starting to think you might have some issues........lol What makes this post any different than you dog collar and leash post? Are you going to do a nurtured post next?

Its going to be a long 8 years for you it seems...

Allow me to hold your hand with this one.

The primary focuses of the prior post were Twitter and Putin.

The primary focuses of the OP here are the prospect of another Saturday Night Massacre and more [seeming] obstruction of justice.

Plus, there was an intervening event: Mad Dog's very imprudent interview with the NYT.

originally posted by: windword
a reply to: Wide-Eyes

LOL
FinCEN Fines Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort $10 Million for Significant and Long Standing Anti-Money Laundering Violations

Money laundering is Trump's Achilles Heel! "Adoption" is their code word.

Interesting. Evidently that problem was solved as it was two years ago and Trump is still your President.

a reply to: ketsuko

But he never told O'Reilly he was fake news. He didn't bash him constantly.
He criticized. He didn't tweet about him.

Just why did trump agree to do this interview?

a reply to: Xtrozero

He'll be lucky if he goes eight months before charges are brought.
Eight years. As if...

a reply to: SlapMonkey

but honestly, if you were under any investigation, whether guilty or innocent, wouldn't you want the investigation to stop?

Especially if I was guilty.

a reply to: Xtrozero

How would we know. He never laughs. He barely even smiles.
Crotchety. That's what he is....

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Xtrozero

He'll be lucky if he goes eight months before charges are brought.
Eight years. As if...

Be advised.

Impeachment is NOT a criminal proceeding.

Articles of impeachment are not criminal charges.

There is much greater latitude for grounds for impeachment and much greater latitude for burden of proof, too, which is whatever the Senate wants it to be (as opposed to proof beyond a reasonable doubt for a conviction in criminal court).

a reply to: Sillyolme

Tip: Don't hold your breath.

a reply to: desert

Or Cujo.

a reply to: Wide-Eyes


And yet, Mueller is "following the money". The Magnitsky Act is on the table and money laundering is the 1st course.