So... about that Mueller investigation

According to the Washington Post, as of last month, Trump told 9451 lies over the past 801 days. The ones uncovered in the Mueller report may put him over the 10,000 mark--surely some kind of Guinness world record.https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/politics/trump-claims-database/?utm_term=.2adbfdc897ca
Over three quarters of his statements are total B.S.https://www.usnews.com/news/article...site-donald-trump-lies-76-percent-of-the-time
His aides would be hard put to catch up!

 

Awww--he was just kidding.

 

That's not really what he meant...

 

I never imagined actually living in BIZARRO WORLD !! I expect Zippy the Pinhead to show up as trumps director of communication any minute carrying a possum and a bowling ball riding a unicycle!!

 

Ok, so I am going to ask the question again.

This is the title of the Mueller report;

"Report on the Investigation into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election"

The question is, has there been a single Trump campaign official that has been charged in relation to interference in the 2016 US presidential election?

Here is an article, previously presented by others as it appears on a cbs news site, and similar ones appear on most left wing news site

Here's who has been charged in the Mueller probe

We will use this as a list of biggest fish that got fried. So we will start with Manafort, Trumps campaign manager for a whole three months

Charges of Banking and Tax fraud and not registering as a lobbyist for a former Ukraine President...well before the 2016 election

This guy is at the top of the list.....and yet he has never been charged with anything in relation to interference with the 2016 election???


The title of the report again:


"Report on the Investigation into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election"

There seems to be two main points in the report in regards to Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election

1. A social media campaign (whoop-ti-doo)
2. Who ever hacked Podestas emails (Julian Assange claimed at one stage it came fron a source of his), again whoop-ti-doo, and as far as I am aware we still have no clue who actually hacked those emails.

So I will ask the question one more time

Is there a single Trump campaign official that has been charged with anything to do with interference in the 2016 US presidential election?

 

No evidence of any high crime or misdemeanor . However , intentionally manipulating and driving Trump to suicide - hey !
Don't play that game . It's bad nonsense , and its passionate evil will be exposed .

 

Lolz, they didnt conspire, they didnt co-ordinate....but they colluded, without getting specific about what colluded actually means

Whats my point? What a load of rubbish

 

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and he/they obstructed justice

 

What happened was this in 2014 Russian intelligence was tasked by Vladimir Putin to interfere with the US election system through a campaign of social media, cyberattacks, and with the use of internet trolls.
The purpose was to sow mistrust of the candidates and the entire US political and election process

This was a year before Donald Trump even announced his candidacy.

When Donald Trump declared himself a candidate, the Russians did everything they could to get him elected, because they knew what better way to destroy America then from within.

They knew from his psychopathology that he suffers from Narcissistic personality disorder, paranoia, and lacks empathy

 

Bullshit

 

I'm pretty sure the electoral facade does that on its own. Don't need a grand conspiracy to see the two party system as ridiculous.

 

Seems like a massive waste of time overall. However, $30M for 2 years of bullshit (which is what I call a highly publicized "investigation" like this where every turn becomes public almost instantly) is pretty cheap. But it still went from the taxpayers to the pockets of lawyers and their support staff. And it seems to have solved nothing. Much like impeachment has proven in the past.

It's all part of the show folks.

Did Russians meddle? Well, they've been meddling in the politics of other nations since the time of Peter the 1st (Russians don't call him Peter the Great). So this is no big shock. Seems like tracking down where they have been successful would be a more important priority. Which of the nation's elected and appointed have been extorted, blackmailed and honey pot dupes?

 

I avoid online dictionaries except for technical or anatomical definitions. They're convenient. But they are absolutely fluid and can be skewed on a whim. Since I write rather often, I keep several paper dictionaries. Sure, I find archaic stuff, my biggest dictionary is from 1927 and is about 9 inches thick and sits on a stand in the corner.

If you look up "collude" on most online dictionaries, you'll see primarily a negative tone to the definition. That's not how the word came into being. It has Latin contemporaries that are certainly not positive (delude, elude). There are also benign connotations (allude, prelude). According to Big Dic in the corner, to collude was first defined as planning surprises for unsuspecting individuals (I got a chuckle out of that). As in a surprise party.

For me, words are gold (although I write really boring shit for a living). I'm not alone in this. Every mouthpiece on a screen is harvesting words into greenbacks. But words are also power (which is why anyone, regardless of race, gender or faith, can be a racist). People go nuts over words. Whole civilizations have been brought down by words.

Words on a hat turn some people into menacing assholes who are more than happy to escalate to assault. Words are freaking amazing. They also keep old fashioned ideas alive. Even after they have been proven absolutely wrong. I redline the big book when a definition has been upended. However, I think I'm going to leave Collude as it is.

 

If you look at polling aggregation over time, he's the least popular president in the history of polling. If you compare disapproval rating at this moment in time, he's lower than Carter or Reagan, meaning there's about nobody in the center on this divisive jackass.

How Popular Is Donald Trump?

Your linked poll runs up til April 9th, so before the Mueller report came out. His poll number took a dip last week.

Trump approval drops to 2019 low after Mueller report's release: poll

So least popular president in history of American presidential polling's approval rating declining.

Nothing particularly alarming for Trump.... Weren't you the one saying the GOP would gain seats in the House in the midterms?