Posted on Nov 1, 2017
“You Can’t Go Any Lower”: Inside the West Wing, Trump Is Apoplectic as Allies Fear Impeachment
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“You Can’t Go Any Lower”: Inside the West Wing, Trump Is Apoplectic as Allies Fear Impeachment
Posted from vanityfair.com
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Donald Trump
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Most interesting... all the rats must be eating Onions... Maybe trump should start cleaning the swamp by clearing out the clowns in his staff and them go after the rest of the Traitors and criminals in DC...
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MAJ James Woods
But he hires the best people. He surrounds himself with the best people. He's very intelligent. All statements from him that clearly aren't true from what we've seen so far.
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SSgt Christopher Brose
Capt Gregory Prickett - Calling that guy an "advisor" seems like a stretch. From what I understand, he was a volunteer, and his "advice" was so central and relevant (/sarcasm) that none of it was ever acted on.
It might be worth reminding you and others at this point that before Comey was ever fired, Trump told him that if there were people in his orbit that were doing something illegal with Russians, he wanted to know about it. Adversaries of Trump now seem to think that if anyone even remotely linked to Trump is caught doing something they shouldn't be doing, it reflects on Trump as if Trump had ordered it or is covering it up.
It might be worth reminding you and others at this point that before Comey was ever fired, Trump told him that if there were people in his orbit that were doing something illegal with Russians, he wanted to know about it. Adversaries of Trump now seem to think that if anyone even remotely linked to Trump is caught doing something they shouldn't be doing, it reflects on Trump as if Trump had ordered it or is covering it up.
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Capt Gregory Prickett
SSgt Christopher Brose - Yeah, I guess the fact that Trump called him an "advisor" (one of only 5 so-named) and "an excellent guy" doesn't count, because it was before he plead guilty.
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SSgt Christopher Brose
Capt Gregory Prickett - He calls lots of people "excellent guys" -- time will tell how much influence this guy actually had, but I suspect it's not a lot.
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I do believe they need a name change: Vanity Unfair. Now, to be fair, I don't believe a word of it. Sounds more like wishful thinking than journalism. President Trump may be new to politics but I'm sure that if he had any concerns he reached out to an attorney specializing in Constitutional Law who explained impeachment to him. Vanity Unfair should have done the same.
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CPT Jack Durish
CPT (Anonymous) - I see someone under constant attack. President Bush was also attack most of the time (remember "President Select" and all that followed?). He ignored it and the attacks became more and more effective. I don't see "worry" in it. Personally, I would handle it differently, but I sure as hell wouldn't remain silent.
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CPT Jack Durish
CPT (Anonymous) - Neither President Bush nor Obama were attacked with the vehemence shown President Trump. Not even close. Calls for his impeachment began before he took the oath and have continued unabated. Leftist judges have blocked his every move. Members of both parties in Congress have obstructed him at every turn. Well, We the People elected him to do a job and I hope that we begin cleaning House and Senate too in the next election so that he can get on with it. The Swamp needs draining and he can't do it alone.
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