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Lawmakers have raised concerns with the perception of impartiality.
tell me another funny.
I cannot imagine the kind of person who would write that sentence.
Oh, look, an admission of guilt. This will help for the upcoming trials…
There will be no trials until the American people stand up for themselves and bring this to an end.
aka - there will be no trials.
Nah the liberals are gearing up to vote so hard in the mid terms. They’re gonna vote trump right in the face.
What upcoming trials? People talk as though that's an inevitability. Is some magical fairy going to come after a certain amount of time? Is there a mystical clock that will run out on the regime and then those involved will be punished? The only way it will happen will be violent revolution or war.
Democracy failed when the senators realized they could vote to put money into their own coffers.
This democracy is failing because there are no longer checks and balances against the executive branch and the president.
The system has failed and should therefore be dismantled and replaced
I say going forward we don't let anyone run who actually wants to...
You guys should do what that one Vault in Fallout did, anyone elected President is sacrificed at the end of their term.
In that case, I volunteer John Stewart as tribute!
What else would you expect from a dictator?
So his rights were violated by being investigated for stuff he actually did?
“You know, I brought a lawsuit, and I’m winning the lawsuit. There’s only one problem. I’m the one who has to settle it,” he said. “In other words, I am suing, and I’m the one that’s supposed to settle it."
Like it's personally coming out of his pocket instead of tax payer money diverted from the last dregs of government services.
Looked twice, but no, it's not theonion community
Brazen kleptocracy.
What a wit!
Cannot wait to see his tower burn in effigy.
Turmp
Lol incoming defamation lawsuit here.
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