>>747545

Agree, people seem a lot more redpilled. Some sort of PR is working, maybe we're a little part of it.

>>747566

Picking a couple at random:

Didn't Tiegen say recently she's trapped in HK looking for work (she obviously doesn't like the place) and her credit and debit cards are blocked?

The Republican memo from the House Intelligence Committee killed a ton of Democratic theories. Basically killed the collusion narrative. Now other reasons for investigation are being dreamed up (obstruction, Russian corruption, whatever) but collusion is dead it seems. The R memo killed it.

>>747603

Well actually he just has to lose a vote in the House. It's a purely political standard.

And then he'd be tried in the Senate, which is also political in essence.

But he's nowhere close to losing either sort of vote.

>>747658

Tiegen's IQ is not at issue.

I didn't say Mueller had quit. But the issues, from all the soundbites we hear and as you say too, has moved on to something else. Something Mueller really shouldn't be getting into. That's a matter of Mueller's behavior, primarily.

Sorry to hear Don Jr. wife divorcing him. No idea why, and she could have testified against him even if married, she just could not be forced to.