@canton-dawg said:

True...but Mike Pence can.

Good luck with that, my silver haired friend.  

@tiamat63 said:

Can't pardon yourself when you're not president though ?

True...but Mike Pence can.

@diehardbrownsfan said:

President Trump can't commit perjUry, he is the President and can Pardon himself.  MAGA.

Can't pardon yourself when you're not president though ?

@diehardbrownsfan said:

President Trump can't commit perjUry, he is the President and can Pardon himself.  MAGA.

that argument makes no sense. Even if he pardons himself, he can still perjur himself regardless

@texasag1969 said:

LOL-you're so blind you can't even see you go on rants here all the time. Have a pair of glasses Mr. Charles-?

au contraire mon ami.

You must become cognizant of the actual meanings of words. Otherwise, you are just levying emotions upon someone else.

So, when you keep posting belligerent nonsense at Pres Trump, you offer up ZERO support to give your assertions some legitimacy. So, instead of posting an opinion, and supporting it with facts/logical reasoning, either on your own, or posting someone else's elaborate explanation for the same opinion...

    You just keep going on and on about your assertion that is contrary to the facts at hand. So, in conclusion, by virtue of the definition of "rant", you go on in wild, impassioned ways, while you are unable to support your assertions with logic, reasoning, and facts, that you are supposed to be basing your conclusions on.

Your conclusions are mere emotional venting. no workee.

@calfoxwc said:

oh, bs. A perjury trap is relatively easy to coerce - a belligerent prosecutor can get a lot of people to eventually misspeak,

forget and then remember, say one thing one way, and a similar thing - same answer, another way - and the prosecutor can deliberately "get" a defendant on "lie" when it wasn't that at all.

  That is why they freaking call it a "trap". It's a last ditch effort to accomplish "getting" a defendant, after realizing they are failing to find the actual crime that was never committed, or just that they never could prove it.

  The stage is set for "trap", because Mooeller (full of bs) and his corrupt past democrat attack weasels want to get

Trump any way they can. If they can draw it out long enough, and get some kind of fake controversy that will work to ruin Pres Trump, they will have accomplished what they set out to do.

  Innocent Americans have languished in prison for years because of these dirty career deep state hacks.

thrres alot of emotional knee jerky here

Strictly unemotional and accurate appraisal of the situation, quite accurately logical in the conclusions to the analysis of

the subject of "perjury trap".

   Your false claim of "seeing" emotional ranting, is just a liberal emotional knee jerkie. ?

@calfoxwc said:

oh, bs. A perjury trap is relatively easy to coerce - a belligerent prosecutor can get a lot of people to eventually misspeak,

forget and then remember, say one thing one way, and a similar thing - same answer, another way - and the prosecutor can deliberately "get" a defendant on "lie" when it wasn't that at all.

  That is why they freaking call it a "trap". It's a last ditch effort to accomplish "getting" a defendant, after realizing they are failing to find the actual crime that was never committed, or just that they never could prove it.

  The stage is set for "trap", because Mooeller (full of bs) and his corrupt past democrat attack weasels want to get

Trump any way they can. If they can draw it out long enough, and get some kind of fake controversy that will work to ruin Pres Trump, they will have accomplished what they set out to do.

  Innocent Americans have languished in prison for years because of these dirty career deep state hacks.

So much emotional ranting. LOL!?

@texasag1969 said:

Perjury trap is only a euphemism for "cannot tell the truth". Oh the tangled webs we weave.......................

oh, bs. A perjury trap is relatively easy to coerce - a belligerent prosecutor can get a lot of people to eventually misspeak,

forget and then remember, say one thing one way, and a similar thing - same answer, another way - and the prosecutor can deliberately "get" a defendant on "lie" when it wasn't that at all.

  That is why they freaking call it a "trap". It's a last ditch effort to accomplish "getting" a defendant, after realizing they are failing to find the actual crime that was never committed, or just that they never could prove it.

  The stage is set for "trap", because Mooeller (full of bs) and his corrupt past democrat attack weasels want to get

Trump any way they can. If they can draw it out long enough, and get some kind of fake controversy that will work to ruin Pres Trump, they will have accomplished what they set out to do.

  Innocent Americans have languished in prison for years because of these dirty career deep state hacks.

@diehardbrownsfan said:

Exactly. And that's what happened to Bill Clinton unfortunately. But of course the same people who wanted to happen to Trump were bitching like hell then.

@tour2ma said:

Who put the "land" in Fantasyland? Why cal of course.

"3% unemployment"...lol

We should tally up indictments sometime. I'll even spot you the difference in years... President Obama's 8 to your boy's 2.

Collusion is a layman's term...

The crime is conspiracy... and it's now in plain view for any without their head up their a$$.

Sorry the DNC behave badly. I'm sure it's Putin's fault. Also I hear that Putin his really bad, or something.

WSS

@tour2ma said:

Collusion is a layman's term...... and it's now in plain view for any without their head up their a$$.

Well not gonna happen over here then. We haven't even gotten past the "He's not lying" stage yet.?

@tour2ma said:

Who put the "land" in Fantasyland? Why cal of course.

"3% unemployment"...lol 

We should tally up indictments sometime. I'll even spot you the difference in years... President Obama's 8 to your boy's 2.

Collusion is a layman's term...

The crime is conspiracy... and it's now in plain view for any without their head up their a$$.

my bad. It is actually 3.8%, from a June report.

asswhole. lol

May jobs report: Unemployment down to 3.8%, payrolls up by 223,000 ...

"3% unemployment"...lol

@westside-steve said:

Simple. You and your merry band of crooks...

We should tally up indictments sometime. I'll even spot you the difference in years... President Obama's 8 to your boy's 2.

@westside-steve said:

Agreed. I'm not sure collusion is any kind of a crime nor anything anybody wouldn't do but Rudy doesn't need to muddy the waters. The media does. ?

Collusion is a layman's term...

The crime is conspiracy... and it's now in plain view for any without their head up their a$$.

@texasag1969 said:

What you talking about? This is Supertrump.................faster to a speeding pen on another $1trilllion in debt, builds high walls without a single peso, tells wonderful whoppers while chewing on Whoppers and leaps small (immigrant) children in a single bound.?

economy booming, unemployment down to 3%, lowest since 1966.... remains of our soldiers coming back from NK,

not one of our embassies has been overrun/Americans murdered while your dirty corrupt obaMao and higgardly, refused to help them.... increased pay for our military.....

the list of excellent accomplishments is getting longer and longer all the time.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/may/6/giving-trumps-accomplishments-their-due/

ANALYSIS/OPINION:

I’m told by one of my favorite millennials that many of her friends have not heard anything at all positive about President Trump.

The left, which turned a blind eye to the flagrant immorality of Ted Kennedy and Bill Clinton, is ordering evangelical Christians to abandon Mr. Trump. Before too many well-meaning people take the bait, a reminder of what Mr. Trump has accomplished might be in order.

First, America ducked a very large bullet — a reboot of the Obama administration under Hillary Clinton. Although President Obama had a more “presidential style” in some respects than Mr. Trump, he was a disaster. Hillary would have been more of the same.

Here are a few other things that Mr. Trump has done:

• Appointed Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch and more than 75 other constitutionally sound federal judges, 30 of which are serving.

• Reinstated an expanded Mexico City Policy blocking foreign aid from being used for abortions.

• Cracked down on illegal immigration and “sanctuary cities.” As Attorney General Jeff Sessions put it: “The lawlessness, the abdication of the duty to enforce our laws, and the catch and release policies of the past are over.”

• Issued an order killing two federal regulations for every new one. In actuality, 16 were cut for every new one in his first year, saving billions.

• Engineered a historic tax cut that will save money for more than 80 percent of American households.

• Withdrew the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement, ending the threat of U.S. governance by international bureaucrats.

• Reversed onerous Obama environmental rules that gave the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ham-handed authority to destroy the coal industry and abrogate landowners’ rights.

• Kick-started America’s energy sector by curtailing regulations, facilitating the Keystone XL Pipeline and opening up vast federal areas to oil and gas exploration.

• Presided over an economic and stock market boom, lowered unemployment and brought manufacturing jobs back to America from overseas.

• Rebuilt the nation’s military, destroyed ISIS and faced down North Korea’s “Rocket Man.”

• Issued an order enforcing First Amendment protections for religious liberty.

• Restored the freedom of military chaplains to espouse biblical morality, and essentially reversing Mr. Obama’s transgender military policy.

• Revoked the Education Department’s order that public schools allow gender-confused males access to girls’ restrooms and locker rooms.

• Cracked down on sex trafficking. President Trump signed a law allowing states to move against sex-ad Internet sites, and the Justice Department on April 6 seized and shut down Backpage.com, which carried ads for prostitution, including trafficked children.

• Overhauled the mismanaged Veterans Administration and giving veterans more health care choices.

• Replaced Obamacare incrementally, beginning with a repeal of the individual mandate.

• Imposed sanctions on Venezuela’s socialist dictatorship and revising Mr. Obama’s deals with communist Cuba.

• Recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and repairing damage that Mr. Obama did to the U.S.-Israel relationship.

• Worked with Central American nations to crack down on MS-13 gangs.

OK, let’s stop here, though it only scratches the surface.

A question for Mr. Trump’s conservative critics, including some well-meaning evangelicals who rightly express concern over character: Would you really prefer to have a “more presidential” chief executive who promotes socialism, open bordeers, abortion, sexual anarchy and the criminalization of Christianity?

Here are just a few likely outcomes had Mrs. Clinton won:

• An explosion in government funding for abortion.

• The LGBT political agenda on steroids, with the Justice Department attacking Christian business people who won’t bow to Baal.

• Tax increases — not a tax cut — to fund a vast expansion of nanny government.

• Obamacare morphing into a single-payer, socialist government monopoly.

• Federal agencies like the EPA and the IRS re-weaponized against political opponents.

• More radical judges like Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor. Maybe even Chai Feldblum on the Supreme Court.

• Hordes of new federal bureaucrats drawn from the ranks of MoveOn.org, NARAL, the ACLU, the Human Rights Campaign and the Women’s March.

• “Pink hat day” throughout the federal government on Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger’s birthday. (No reported plan; it just makes sense.)

• Massive illegal immigration, along with the Justice Department attacking states that have strong voter ID laws.

• A shutdown of all inquiries into Clinton corruption, such as missing emails, Russian money flowing into the Clinton Foundation or the Clinton-Russian connection in the 2016 election.

• A naive foreign policy that would have emboldened Russia, China, North Korea and Iran to test American resolve.

Finally, think back to Election Night 2016 and what passed for reporting. Instead of the undisguised gloom over Mr. Trump’s victory, a Hillary win would have produced smug grins and giggles all around, except at Fox.

Say what you will about Mr. Trump. He spared us that and much more.

• Robert Knight is a Washington Times contributor and the author of “A Strong Constitution: What America Would Look Like If We Followed the Law” (djkm.org, May 2018).

@texasag1969 said:

What you talking about? This is Supertrump.................faster to a speeding pen on another $1trilllion in debt, builds high walls without a single peso, tells wonderful whoppers while chewing on Whoppers and leaps small (immigrant) children in a single bound.?

@htownbrown said:

Does the president have to grip a basketball now?  Man, those goalposts just keep sliding back.

with a windmill jam from just inside the foul line, yes. 

@htownbrown said:

Does the president have to grip a basketball now?  Man, those goalposts just keep sliding back.

What you talking about? This is Supertrump.................faster to a speeding pen on another $1trilllion in debt, builds high walls without a single peso, tells wonderful whoppers while chewing on Whoppers and leaps small (immigrant) children in a single bound.?