Grotewold wrote:

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

Grotewold wrote:Would bet heavily against 2. It would be insane for the GOP to continue carrying his water.

At this point I just want the House and the Trumps eventually disgraced

you forget just how unpopular Nixon was when Ford pardoned him, cost him the election though so I suppose that may be the biggest reason Pence wouldn't pardon him

But Nixon was ultra establishment GOP

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

Grotewold wrote:

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

Grotewold wrote:Would bet heavily against 2. It would be insane for the GOP to continue carrying his water.

At this point I just want the House and the Trumps eventually disgraced

you forget just how unpopular Nixon was when Ford pardoned him, cost him the election though so I suppose that may be the biggest reason Pence wouldn't pardon him

But Nixon was ultra establishment GOP

you don't think the GOP whether they are establishment or not is incredibly fearful of the primary voters that tend be more Trumpy than establishment?

slugsrbad wrote:Trump is the establishment now.

slugsrbad wrote:Trump is the establishment now.

Health care: Barletta said if he were in the Senate instead of Casey, when the chamber fell just short of repealing much of the Affordable Care Act, "Obamacare" wouldn't exist today.

Illegal immigration: "You can't just walk into this country, depress the wages, take jobs away from the American worker and make us less safe. Bob Casey stands for illegal immigrants, he supports sanctuary cities. He supports open borders. There couldn't be anything more threatening to the United States by having open borders."

The economy: Barletta scoffed at the notion that hitching his wagon to Trump is a mistake, saying the economy is soaring and unemployment is low because of Trump's pro-business policies and his tax-cut legislation.

"The economy is so good that even (former NFL quarterback turned Nike ad man) Colin Kapepernick found a job. So why would we want to stop what's happening?" Barletta said. "The tax cuts, the fact that we have put more money in the pockets of the American people because we believe you can spend your money better than people in Washington?"

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:Tom Arnold and Mark Burnett got into a physical altercation over the Apprentice tapes

traderdave wrote:So Orrin Hatch says that he spoke with Kavanaugh "for about 10 minutes". During the conversation, Kavanaugh told him that his accuser may be mistaking him for someone else and that he wasn’t even at the party in question.

This is the description of the "party in question" from Ms. Ford's letter:

"The assault occurred in a suburban Maryland area home at a gathering that included me and four others".

Based on that vague description, how can Kavanaugh claim to have not been "at the party in question"?

traderdave wrote:So Orrin Hatch says that he spoke with Kavanaugh "for about 10 minutes". During the conversation, Kavanaugh told him that his accuser may be mistaking him for someone else and that he wasn’t even at the party in question.

This is the description of the "party in question" from Ms. Ford's letter:

"The assault occurred in a suburban Maryland area home at a gathering that included me and four others".

Based on that vague description, how can Kavanaugh claim to have not been "at the party in question"?

Bucky wrote:one thing's for sure: she's either being truthful or making the entire incident up. If it did happen she would absolutely remember who the dude was.

joboggi wrote:Releasing this secret information is the first step in the firing of Mueller.

They are going to try that soon.

If this series of releases has their intended affect.