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In reply to the discussion: 'Trump always chickens out'? NOT THIS TIME..... I don't think we should use that term tonight-- [View all]pat_k
(13,426 posts)32. At this point, he is pulling them down like an anchor.
Who knows what the future may bring? Twenty or Republicans Senators may finally come to see they need to get behind removal -- not out of moral obligation (they've proven they have no morals), but to save the ass of the Republican Party.
As much as I would love to see such events unfold, I think even Republican support for removal it would be too little too last to save their asses
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'Trump always chickens out'? NOT THIS TIME..... I don't think we should use that term tonight-- [View all]
Jack Valentino
Yesterday
OP
I draw the line at ridicule which hurts others who are forced to witness it -
Ms. Toad
19 hrs ago
#23
I didn't KNOW that he WOULDN'T try to go through with it---- he's getting
Jack Valentino
4 hrs ago
#37
YES, he SHOULD HAVE been removed from office LONG ago, but too many Republicans
Jack Valentino
Yesterday
#6
He put himself into a lose/lose situation with his ludicrous, reckless threats
HesNotHere
Yesterday
#7
Threats like this are a form of "abuse". (I don't know if they meet the war crime level)
LeftInTX
14 hrs ago
#25
NPR has released this as part of their coverage of the so-called "deal"...
BH liberal
20 hrs ago
#21
Seems that Trump threats work better against U.S. Republican politicians
Jack Valentino
4 hrs ago
#38
I'm afraid he'll see the ridicule and decide to bomb them anyway to prove his manhood.
Scrivener7
18 hrs ago
#24
NOT grateful TO the bully--- just glad that our country didn't commence a genocide
Jack Valentino
4 hrs ago
#39