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Post by ZenMaster on Oct 20, 2020 7:04:55 GMT -5
The fact that a sitting president would even raise the possibility of that kind of quid pro quo should be repugnant to anyone. The fact that this is lost on Trump supporters is not surprising.
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Post by promontoryrider on Oct 20, 2020 7:11:30 GMT -5
The fact that a sitting president would even raise the possibility of that kind of quid pro quo should be repugnant to anyone. The fact that this is lost on Trump supporters is not surprising. Burisma
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Post by ZenMaster on Oct 20, 2020 7:17:16 GMT -5
The fact that a sitting president would even raise the possibility of that kind of quid pro quo should be repugnant to anyone. The fact that this is lost on Trump supporters is not surprising. Burisma Russia.
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Post by flip on Oct 20, 2020 7:24:08 GMT -5
The fact that a sitting president would even raise the possibility of that kind of quid pro quo should be repugnant to anyone. The fact that this is lost on Trump supporters is not surprising. Assuming I am a Trump supporter because what you posted isn't news worthy, interesting. It isn't quid pro quo because it didn't happen. If it did, show me then we can call it as such.
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Post by promontoryrider on Oct 20, 2020 7:30:30 GMT -5
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Post by ZenMaster on Oct 20, 2020 7:40:00 GMT -5
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Post by ZenMaster on Oct 20, 2020 7:41:37 GMT -5
The fact that a sitting president would even raise the possibility of that kind of quid pro quo should be repugnant to anyone. The fact that this is lost on Trump supporters is not surprising. Assuming I am a Trump supporter because what you posted isn't news worthy, interesting. It isn't quid pro quo because it didn't happen. If it did, show me then we can call it as such. The fact that a sitting president would even raise the possibility of that kind of quid pro quo should be repugnant to anyone, Trump supporters or not.
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Post by wheelie on Oct 20, 2020 7:49:37 GMT -5
I see what you did there you sneaky SOB
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Post by wheelie on Oct 20, 2020 7:51:38 GMT -5
Assuming I am a Trump supporter because what you posted isn't news worthy, interesting. It isn't quid pro quo because it didn't happen. If it did, show me then we can call it as such. The fact that a sitting president would even raise the possibility of that kind of quid pro quo should be repugnant to anyone, Trump supporters or not. but the fact that the irony of the other guy who wants to be president is not answering questions about a quid-pro-quo deal is lost on you is no shocker either.
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Post by ZenMaster on Oct 20, 2020 9:42:11 GMT -5
The fact that a sitting president would even raise the possibility of that kind of quid pro quo should be repugnant to anyone, Trump supporters or not. but the fact that the irony of the other guy who wants to be president is not answering questions about a quid-pro-quo deal is lost on you is no shocker either. The real irony here is that Trump was impeached for offering a quid pro quo deal and did everything he could to block any attempt to get at the truth of that deal and directly retaliated against people who spoke about it under a subpoena and under oath. And now here he is again talking about more quid pro quo as if it’s no big deal, even being so specific in talking about doing political favors for campaign donations, like it would be so easy for him to do. Hypothetical or not, it is very disturbing.
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Post by ZenMaster on Oct 20, 2020 9:53:15 GMT -5
Interesting read from Michael Steele, former chair of the RNC. www.nbcnews.com/think/amp/ncna1243952Excerpt: I, of course, disagree with Biden on many issues and policies, sometimes vigorously; and it is my fervent hope that he will pursue policies that will help our country heal. But this election is not about those issues or policies. Rather, it is about the course of a nation and the character of her people reflected in the leader they choose. I am asking my fellow Americans to consider what is in your best interests, and not Donald Trump’s.
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Post by promontoryrider on Oct 20, 2020 10:10:51 GMT -5
Interesting read from Michael Steele, former chair of the RNC. www.nbcnews.com/think/amp/ncna1243952Excerpt: I, of course, disagree with Biden on many issues and policies, sometimes vigorously; and it is my fervent hope that he will pursue policies that will help our country heal. But this election is not about those issues or policies. Rather, it is about the course of a nation and the character of her people reflected in the leader they choose. I am asking my fellow Americans to consider what is in your best interests, and not Donald Trump’s. Help our country heal from what? We have a pandemic to recover from but it was all good up to then....always trying to make it orange man bad.
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Post by ZenMaster on Oct 20, 2020 11:00:29 GMT -5
Interesting read from Michael Steele, former chair of the RNC. www.nbcnews.com/think/amp/ncna1243952Excerpt: I, of course, disagree with Biden on many issues and policies, sometimes vigorously; and it is my fervent hope that he will pursue policies that will help our country heal. But this election is not about those issues or policies. Rather, it is about the course of a nation and the character of her people reflected in the leader they choose. I am asking my fellow Americans to consider what is in your best interests, and not Donald Trump’s. Help our country heal from what? We have a pandemic to recover from but it was all good up to then....always trying to make it orange man bad. “it was all good up to then” <— millions would disagree
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Post by MonkeyBrook on Oct 20, 2020 12:48:31 GMT -5
and millions would agree, again two sides to the story.
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Post by bob on Oct 20, 2020 13:49:30 GMT -5
The fact that a sitting president would even raise the possibility of that kind of quid pro quo should be repugnant to anyone. The fact that this is lost on Trump supporters is not surprising. What do you live under a rock? That's called fundraising. You really are a sheep.
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