>>5542207 (pb)
>I've been examining red flags based on Trump's actions.
Ok Fucking Nadler, do go on
>What I'm wondering if he was controlled op from the start.
Oooh the gas is lighted!
>Not to put you on the spot, but I'm curious what you think.
Meaning, I’ve already told you how to think, and if you disagree prepare for me to screech at you.
>since I'm beginning to think he was.
Beginning? Dumbass, that’s the position you started from.
>Why else would he have signed the omnibus bill with full amnesty
>Omnibus didn’t have full or any amnesty - fucking prove it liar.
>worse than anything that had ever even been proposed before?
What are your measures on that? How can you quantify such a statement?
>And knowing that there's no way it'll get dropped from the next budget bill.
No shit, why the fuck would they put a passed bill into a future bill? My god, the stupid, it burns.
>Many other things too, like the expansion and quiet signing of the NDAA which reauthorized the surveillance state for another 6 years.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/nsa-weighs-ending-phone-surveillance-program-exposed-by-snowden-11551752806
boo hoo
>The pressure on the Fed to stop winding down the balance sheet and normalizing interest rates, which only benefits the banks.
Ya, because lower interests rate don’t help everyone when applying for loans does it? You have a weak understanding of the financial system.
>There are other examples.
Fucking liberal hopium springs eternal, but god forbid you make them back up their claims.
>Makes me think his whole campaign was an act. I hope to God I'm wrong but I'm definitely starting to question it.
Sad. Just fucking sad.