July 27th – 2019 Presidential Politics – Trump Administration Day #919

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521 Responses to July 27th – 2019 Presidential Politics – Trump Administration Day #919

  1. CM-TX says:

    This was just too funny not to share😁:

    In other words, don’t look towards McConnell’s (aka. The Turtle 🐢), (aka. Cocaine Mitch) ties to foreign shipping companies & Ports, nor his in-law connections. Maybe that’s not even his wife, & he’s secretly married to a Russian– 🎶”this is not [my] wife, this not [my] house…”🎶. 🤫

    Next up: WaPo will tell us that the guy “Driving Ms. Feinstein” for DECADES, was not Chinese (SPY), but really a Russian!

    c/o: https://old.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/cigeto/wapo_everyone_i_dont_like_is_russia_reeeeeeeee/

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  2. ilcon says:

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  3. Bendix says:

    Sorry if this is a repeat, but I have a really hard time scrolling through CTH threads.
    On the topic of racism and racist tweets, we don’t have racism in a country which elected a black man president.
    Racism is a SYSTEM. We obviously do not operate under that system.

    Now, as far as racist tweets, the way the MSM/Hollyweird/Democrats use the term, here is an example:https://twitter.com/kirstiealley/status/1154369323923922944
    Kirstie is right on the money with her statement.

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  4. Chip Doctor says:

    Why has Jeffrey Epstein disappeared from the news? I have not heard anything about him since he “tried to kill himself”. IMO, this was a big deal. He is a big deal because he can shed much light on a bunch of liberal perverts, although I am sure he will accuse Orange Man Bad of going to his island and sacrificing children to Molock after having sex with them.

    Problem is that PT has records of where he was, what he did and who he did it with going back 20 plus years. Sorry Jeffrey…….you’re on your own.

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  5. Jason Ross says:

    Certain facts are woefully absent from this story. However, we have the kidnapping/murder of a 15-year-old girl, a 65-year-old suspect, and the local police who refrained from entering a certain neighborhood until it was too late. Oh, and they happened to stumble upon the remains of what the police presume is another murdered kidnapped girl from months prior, at the same residence.

    Europe is genociding itself into oblivion. I thought Eastern Europe was smarter than this…

    https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-49139930

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    • Deb says:

      There is no avoiding this. When you import a large number of people who believe they can treat people who are non-Muslims in a less then human way, you will always get a higher crime rate. Low crime rates are caused by a moral population willing to police themselves. The police can’t be everywhere at once. Bringing these people in without having them assimilate is a recipe for disaster.

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  6. Lucille says:

    What Democrats Miss About the Threats to the U.S. in Africa
    By Kevin Currie – July 26, 2019

    In 1991, the leadership of Saudi Arabia exiled Osama Bin Laden from the country. He left with a handful of close acolytes, and he made his way not, as one might expect, to a neighboring Middle Eastern country, but across the Red Sea to Africa. He found a safe harbor in the country of Sudan….

    If Osama Bin Laden’s time in Sudan ought to teach us anything, it is that countries not in the headlines can end up breeding headline-producing events. We need to take action before such things happen, and in the case of Cameroon, we need to strengthen — not weaken — our alliance with a government that is actively fighting our common foe.

    https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2019/07/what_democrats_miss_about_the_threats_to_the_us_in_africa_.html

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  7. Eric says:

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    • Robert Smith says:

      YES!

      Then is a reasonable thing to do in light of their documented words and actions. What will Democrats say then about their support for Antifa? Will Democrats then “resist” by openly supporting what many have been supporting on the sly?

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  8. thedoc00 says:

    Just wondering if the discussion about prosecuting the President, after he leaves office was not a direct threat aimed at the upcoming elections to the President forgo re-election, by the Uni-Party??

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  9. ilcon says:

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    • sunnyflower5 says:

      🇺🇸 American Wines First 🇺🇸

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    • todayistheday99 says:

      Maggie is a simpleton and a TDS carrier who is always trying and always failing. Following her own logic them she is stumbling alcoholic that can barely function.

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  10. ilcon says:

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  11. FofBW says:

    PT is locked on target.

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  12. ilcon says:

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  13. FofBW says:

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    • covfefe999 says:

      Blacks would have already been ignored by now except the hispanics tend to go around 30% for GOP presidential candidates. 🙂 And I think as they mature more convert to GOP, so the Dems are constantly having to backfill them.

      The Dems can count on Pantifa.

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  15. GSparrow says:

    FYI Mr. President or staffer:

    Here are some statistics for Cummings to Explain. These are all the constituents he ignores while he bullies witnesses from his elevated DC Committee perch:

    Latest Maryland poverty figures indicate that 56.62% of the pop’n is white and 6.56 % of them live below the poverty line while Blacks comprise 29.72 % of the pop’n and 14.05 % of them live below the poverty line. Over twice the poverty rate of whites. 13.78% of Hispanics live below the poverty line also over twice the rate as whites.

    Maybe hypocrite Cummings can partner with CNN and MSNBC film crews and visit the homes of many of his poor constituents that are living below the poverty line. I’m sure they will greet him joyously and thank him for caring about the illegal immigrants.

    When he’s finished this gratifying media tour, he can then visit the victims of crime, or their surviving family, in his district.

    http://worldpopulationreview.com/states/maryland-population/

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  16. GSparrow says:

    Short Audio Clip of Mark Levin blasting hater, miscreant Nadler for Declaring War on the American People. IMO, Mark’s words are not an exaggeration.

    https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/07/27/mark-levin-coward-pompous-ass-jerry-nadler-has-declared-war-on-the-american-people/

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  17. ilcon says:

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  18. sunnyflower5 says:

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  19. islandpalmtrees says:

    Was Gina Haspel(CIA)and Joseph Mifsud(FBI) working together to frame Papadopoulos?

    It’s clear from the information below that the most corrupt Senate committee recommended Gina Haspelis. Sunance says “At the epicenter of spygate”.

    “The current CIA director, Gina Haspel, was running CIA operations in London at the time western intelligence assets: Joseph Mifsud, Alexander Downer, Erika Thompson lying or planting false information about me and Trump to cause a fake conspiracy,” Papadopoulos tweeted, adding, “Trump knows everything/informed.”
    https://www.thepostemail.com/2018/11/12/papadopoulos-implicates-cia-director-in-russia-collusion-plot/

    “Yes, the most corrupt Senate committee; at the epicenter of the legislative corruption within the ‘spygate’ fiasco.”
    https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/01/24/pantomime-continues-senate-intelligence-committee-subpoenas-michael-cohen/

    Ms Haspel recommended by Obama’s former CIA director Leon Panetta and 50 former national-security officials who signed a letter to the most corrupt committee “Senate Intelligence Committee” supporting her nomination. Does anyone now, not think she was directly involved?

    Cotton goes on to say: Because, I can tell you, Gina Haspel’s skill and expertise are widely known and respected on both sides of the aisle. President Obama’s former CIA director Leon Panetta said he was “glad” the President nominated Ms. Haspel because she “knows the CIA inside-out.” Another one of President Obama’s CIA directors, John Brennan, said Ms. Haspel “has the experience-the breadth and depth-on intelligence issues.” And former CIA Director Michael Hayden, who served under both Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, has called Gina Haspel a “great choice” and “highly regarded.” These are just three of the more than 50 former national-security officials who signed a letter to the Senate Intelligence Committee supporting her nomination.

    As a member of that committee, I’ve worked with Gina Haspel during her time overseas and as deputy CIA Director, and I can attest to her professionalism, her work ethic, and-most important-her character. This is a skilled, brave, patriotic woman who will serve our country with distinction in this most critical post. Her dedication to our country, throughout her life, is complete. And that is why I will be proud to cast my vote for the confirmation of Gina Haspel. And I urge all senators to do the same.
    http://www.cotton.senate.gov/?p=speech&id=941

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    • covfefe999 says:

      I’m not sure we have any evidence linking Haspel to the various plots. It was the FBI who appears to have conducted most of it, I think. The July 2016 counterintelligence inviestigation was conducted by the FBI. Halper worked for the FBI. So this would have been a Comey or McCabe project. McCabe signed off on the first FISA warrant on Carter Page and was the one who met with Strzok and Liza Page about the “insurance policy” scheme.

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      • islandpalmtrees says:

        I agree with most of your statement, but Gina Haspel was involved. The FBI is not allowed to conduct operations outside the USA without the CIA being involved. Gina Haspel, was running a CIA station in London at the time western intelligence was conducting an operation with Joseph Mifsud, an FBI asset. Plus Haspel was supported by Brennan for promotion.

        No, if it looks like a duck and whack like a duck, it must be a duck.

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  20. ilcon says:

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  21. ilcon says:

    Baltimore

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  24. ilcon says:

    Another one.

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  25. covfefe999 says:

    I wasn’t aware of this until I listened again to Devin Nunes questioning Mueller that Stephen Miller had also been “invited” to Cambridge along with Carter Page to attend a symposium in June 2016. That tells me the traitors attempted to ensnare Miller. I quite firmly believe now that Carter Page was an FBI plant who ended up being the source they “burned” (the “insurance policy”) to secure a FISA warrant on Page after (reportedly) earlier failed attempts. I might think Page weren’t a willing target except he kept contact with the Trump team after he resigned in September 2016, thus allowing the traitors to continue to surveil Trump and his team right up to the election and beyond.

    Watch at 00:20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNIipT35Eh4

    In June 2016 before the investigation officially opened, Trump campaign associates Carter Page and Stephen Miller, a current Trump advisor, were invited to attend a symposium at Cambridge University in July 2016.

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    • covfefe999 says:

      I guess I just missed it. Daily Caller reported it back in July 2018: https://dailycaller.com/2018/06/05/stephen-miller-carter-page-spygate/ What I want to excerpt is a little large so I will just summarize. Daily Caller got the info from JD Gordon.

      Miller received an invite in May 2016 but could not attend.

      Page received an invite later than that. Page’s invite came from a graduate assistant of Halper (is this the same “honeypot” who came on to Papadopoulos?)

      Page was asked to not attend the event!

      Page said he met with Halper at the event and Halper “offered advice about the campaign” (eye roll)

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  26. jx says:

    130 Times the FBI, DOJ and/or Mueller Gang “Deviated from Standard Practice” or Committed Crimes in Efforts to Exonerate Hillary and Indict President Trump

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019/07/the-updated-list-130-times-the-fbi-doj-and-or-mueller-gang-deviated-from-standard-practice-or-committed-crimes-in-efforts-to-exonerate-hillary-and-indict-president-trump/

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  27. islandpalmtrees says:

    50 former national-security officials who signed a letter to the Senate Intelligence Committee supporting Ms. Haspel nomination.
    .

    Who these people making bad nomination?

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  28. islandpalmtrees says:

    Yates & Wray?

    Trump’s FBI Pick Once Praised Comey’s Integrity

    Wray also was one of 12 former DOJ officials who signed on to a letter supporting Yates’ nomination to the No. 2 post in the Justice Department as someone who knows the agency well and has respect of her peers “both in the Department and out.

    http://www.rollcall.com/news/policy/trumps-fbi-pick-praised-comeys-integrity

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  29. islandpalmtrees says:

    Who are the people supporting these nominations and don’t you think you should stop listening to them?

    Wray was one of 12 former DOJ officials who signed on to a letter supporting Yates’ nomination.

    50 former national-security officials who signed a letter to the Senate Intelligence Committee supporting Gina Haspel nomination.

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  30. ilcon says:

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  31. ilcon says:

    Is there any doubt. CPUSA is the racist party.

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    • meadowlarkspring says:

      Yeah, Jim. You already called us a mob.

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  32. ilcon says:

    “We need to speak the truth”.

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  33. Ozark says:

    Fox News at it again
    Also pushing another poll that says Biden 10 points over Trump.
    “Fox News Poll: 47 Percent of Americans Back Trump Impeachment”
    https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/07/27/fox-news-poll-47-percent-of-americans-back-trump-impeachment/

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  34. mandy says:

    “Report: ‘First Step Act’ Frees Hundreds of Sex Offenders, Convicted Murderers

    The Republican and Democrat-supported criminal justice reform legislation, known as the “First Step Act,” has already allowed hundreds of violent convicted criminals to be released from federal prison, records reveal.” …

    “Federal records exclusively obtained by Fox News‘ Tucker Carlson reveal that since the law’s enactment this year, the First Step Act has already freed hundreds of violent criminals from prison, including:

    59 convicted killers and assailants
    239 convicted sex offenders
    960 inmates with drug convictions
    106 convicted robbers
    496 inmates with weapons and explosives convictions

    Also among the roughly 2,200 convicts already released from federal prison are 46 inmates who have been convicted for immigration-related offenses — this could be illegal aliens who repeatedly crossed the U.S.-Mexico border or human smugglers that have helped traffic foreign nationals into the country.”

    more at the link:

    https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/07/26/report-first-step-act-frees-hundreds-of-sex-offenders-convicted-murderers/

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    • soozword says:

      Difficult for me to see how this can possibly turn out well. Seems like liberal lunacy.

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      • auscitizenmom says:

        Tucker had someone from the administration said that these releases were from another law, not the First Step Act. He said they would have been released even without the First step Act. I just want to know what the truth is now.

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        • Kaco says:

          I only saw Tucker interviewing Tom Cotton about this. Would like to know why there isn’t a vetting process on these prisoner releases. Hopefully it will come to POTUS attention and Barr does implements something soon if this is, indeed, happening.

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        • soozword says:

          So I wonder why we may have two similar release laws on the books, is this redundancy? And I also wonder what the release criteria are and if those doing the releasing are faithfully executing the law(s). Would expect the cartels to be very interested in releasing their business partners and would pay handsomely to get them back.

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          • auscitizenmom says:

            ALL interesting questions. What I got out of the discussion (which I tried to find on youtube, but couldn’t) was that there was a law on the books that let the criminals out early for good behavior and that the new law was just to set up a way to retrain them. 🙄 I want to know more.

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  35. meadowlarkspring says:

    Wow. As if their constituents can’t read. I think the constituents are going to read…they should be okay with a few rats. Crazy stuff. Yikes!

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  36. meadowlarkspring says:

    Ouch. Pres. Obama reacts. Maybe he didn’t revitalize communities. Call people out who were representing/running cities.

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  37. ivehadit says:

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