Xi doesn't even show up? (cue anon excuses)

Again, a great issue on which any Dem can fry Potus for which most likely looks like a cave against his fierce comments on China trade.

What fucking optics: delivering the articles, no Xi and then vote and delivery of said Articles to the Senate by the end of the day.

Outside of Potus showing up at the Clem/LSU game, everything he says and does now is just falling apart.

Bring on the fucking trial! No pussying out, no blocking anyone from testifying.

A harmonic convergence of truth and call fucking everybody from both sides, including fucking HUNTER!

>>7821449

Don't tell someone to stfu in here, asshole!

Anons get to express dissent from what you perceive to be some qres 'party line.'

fuck off

That's the whole purpose of this place, fuck brain.

Potus fucked up on Iran response, there was a quid-pro-quo on something within a month after the Mueller report absolved him (not the brightest move) and now caving on China raving he's done for years now.

He's a mess right now. If you can't here it and see it, you need to go back buttfuck.

Crazy Uncle Joe? hrc? Here's your VP.

Andrew Gillum

>>7821501

You posted the only thing that matters to most whom vote for Potus this time around.

Biggest regret is that Thomas didn't resign early last year as was rumored.

Rally size doesn't matter jack shit. Any anon that watched Toledo (or could stomach another from last night) knows the deflated feeling that has left not only here but the rallies, too.

Potus talked tough for three years - including during the campaign.

He had an opportunity to be a transformational poltical figure.

It didn't happen. It ain't gonna happen.

During a second term, do you really think a guy pushing 80 is going to wake up fighting every day?!

Not a fucking chance.

Either Kasich getting in or Bernie winning will do MUCH more for this country than anything Potus would 'accomplish' during a second term.

He will accomplish ZERO.

>>7821658

Potus will be removed if/when he becomes a liability to a larger number of Republican Senators and he puts those Senators' re-elections in jeopardy.

That's why the more witnesses on the topic of his 'favor' the better for him.

However, any of his public comments about the phone call that emerge as not being forthcoming and his re-election chances are zero.

>>7821711

That's not true at all. Potus was popular because he talked a good game. Any of those Republicsns from 2016 would have beaten hrc.

Republicans used to have a party based on conservatism on both social and fiscal issues.

Potus will go down as the most disliked President in US history when Gen Zers assume their roles in the workforce and realize that Potus was the King of Debts and Deficits.

Unfair or not on that shared responsibility of all pols during these last four-eight years, it was blasted out to the unsustainable under Potus.

Republicans had a party for 180 years before Potus and will still be intact after Potus.

>>7821786

I'm not going to tell you to stfu with the 'lurq moar' shit, don't pull that bullshit on any anon.

The Dems are infinitely more fucked if only for one reason: they're completely divided. The Dems are so divided, they could split into two parties before November.

They are so far left of any significant portion of the population in the country.

Republicans are only fucked if they put all their effort into rescuing one guy….and that's not going to happen.

>>7821834

are you on drugs?

Zero specificity, completely non-sensical.

wanna try again?

Maybe not, as you've posted 17 most likely other blabs just this bread.

>>7821792

Would much rather take a shot with a guy like Gov. Kasich with a chance to win and appoint at least two more Justices with a Senate that can be salvaged with a Rep majority than one with an irreparably damaged Potus dragging it all down.

>>7821894

I get it. Agreed. I think the 90's was the last great decade this country had. Guess who was Pres? Guess when the last time we had a balanced budget? However, Potus has made President Obama look like a fiscal conservative and a hawk.

>>7821969

Disagree. You don't understand the marketing of a personality, a personality that promised changes in a different way than his predecessor.

Rep Senators don't care about Potus keeping his job. They care about keeping theirs.

Grass roots? Do you think Kav and Gorsuch are faces of the 'contemporary grass roots?' kek

I would opine that you clearly do not understand the traditions that continue today for the right.