We need to talk about Donald – the Nightmare continues

[Animavore]

Looks like Donnie can't stop making his alleged crimes about the Dems either.

[Svartalf]

lol, if there were so many illegal acts going on, why in heck did the GOP controlled congress not arrange for suitable prosecution?

Once again the donald is either lying stupidly, or mistaking his cognitive dissonance with reality.

[Scot Dutchy]

Maybe at long last he realises the inevitable is going to happen or am I giving him to much credit.

[tattuchu]

Maybe at long last he realises the inevitable is going to happen or am I giving him to much credit.

You're giving him entirely too much credit.

By the way, I just signed a petition to impeach

[Svartalf]

do such petition have any power, or are they just glorified opinion polls?

[tattuchu]

From HuffPo:

The man who coauthored “Art of the Deal” with Donald Trump ― a book often cited on the campaign trail last year ― said the president will soon look for a way out of all of his administration’s scandals.

“There is no right and wrong for Trump, there’s winning and losing,” Tony Schwartz told CNN’s Anderson Cooper. “And right now, he is in pure terror that he is going to lose.”

Schwartz predicted that Trump would ultimately “lose,” but said he won’t go through an impeachment process.

“I surely believe that at some point over the next period of time he’s going to have to figure out a way to resign,” Schwartz said in comments posted online by Mediaite. But in quitting, Trump will try to “figure out a way, as he has done all his career, to turn a loss into a victory so he will declare victory when he leaves.”

More:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/art ... mg00000009

[tattuchu]

do such petition have any power, or are they just glorified opinion polls?

Dunno. Theoretically, I suppose, it's meant to pressure Congress to act.

[Svartalf]

yeah, right, like a petition from a bunch of democrats is going to have any effect on the GOP ruled congress... snakes eat frogs, they don't listen to them, they are deaf anyway.

[Brian Peacock]

Looks like Donnie can't stop making his alleged crimes about the Dems either.

Did he just kinda imply that people took Clinton's illegal acts less seriously than his own?

[Svartalf]

clinton got whitewashed without even a slap on the wrist, he's getting a special prosecutor, named by his own party, surely you can see the difference in treatment

[Tero]

Trump breaks nearly all campaign promises to the poor and working class:
http://www.cbpp.org/blog/trump-budget-m ... d-medicaid
That's what Republicans are good at.

And the coal mining jobs are not coming.

[pErvinalia]

But he picks on furriners. That's all they care about.

[Tero]

Pence at the future Russia hearings:

[Tero]

Newsweek:
The latest survey from Monmouth University found that Trump's approval rating has fallen in the counties that he won over Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton by 10 or more percentage points. In March, the 2,500 Trump stronghold counties gave the president a 55 percent approval rating. That fell 4 percentage points to 51 percent in the latest poll.

Perhaps more importantly, Trump's approval rating has plunged in the so-called swing counties that helped decide the election. There were 300 counties in which the margin between Clinton and Trump was in the single digits, according to Monmouth. In those counties, Trump's approval rating dropped from 41 percent in March to just 34 percent in the latest poll.

[Hermit]

Newsweek:
The latest survey from Monmouth University found that Trump's approval rating has fallen in the counties that he won over Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton by 10 or more percentage points. In March, the 2,500 Trump stronghold counties gave the president a 55 percent approval rating. That fell 4 percentage points to 51 percent in the latest poll.

Perhaps more importantly, Trump's approval rating has plunged in the so-called swing counties that helped decide the election. There were 300 counties in which the margin between Clinton and Trump was in the single digits, according to Monmouth. In those counties, Trump's approval rating dropped from 41 percent in March to just 34 percent in the latest poll.

And the next presidential elections are in...