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Congresswomen Denounce Trump Tweets Telling Them To 'go Back' To Their Home Countries
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<blockquote data-quote="Zable" data-source="post: 173147" data-attributes="member: 47"><p>LOCK HER UP directed at Mrs Clinton worked for Trump in 2016 -- piggybacking off the division between the Clinton and Sanders camps -- where it was evident that he was also building his base with white politics. Lately he was trailing in the polls behind several Democratic politicians, and I've heard that his base is actually shrinking. I think his re-election team have advised POTUS to overtly use white politics to rally his 'troops' around him. ....They first tried to target Kamala Harris -- Eric Trump tweeting out in the midst of the 2nd night of the 1st round of Dem 2020 presidential debates (which was when Kamala came on) that he'd just learnt that she wasn't actually a Black American, and he referenced what another Black American said about her in his tweet -- but that backfired because he was accused of trying to use the birtherism card against her just like his dad had done to Obama. Truth is, Kamala was born in America and though her parents were immigrants and her mother was Indian, her dad was Jamaican. So the real issue about what the Black American had said about her was over how much black did one need to be to have the right to be called a Black American. ....It just seems to me that this rift between the Speaker of the House and The Squad, magnified by media for various reasons, provided Team POTUS with another more convenient target. The Squad have become a political tool. ...In many ways POTUS is a puppet, a figurehead with absolutely no idea how goverment works, being managed by various Republican groups to keep him out of the way while certain leading Republicans do the 'business' <em>their</em> way, all the while making sure he feels he's the one in charge. After his tweets at The Squad, his people put out polls that his popularity had risen 5 points. I suspect those polls are manipulated, that Team Trump have identified and brought together a core go-to group of pollsters who will vote in his favour. And here's the danger for Mr Trump. He doesn't know how much real support has gone down for him. He's living in a fool's paradise. ...The law will catch up to him one way or the other. The Department of Justice has guidelines that it has adhered to that you can't charge a sitting president. Only Congress can impeach him. But I think the law will catch up to him one way or the other. I suspect there's more revelations of wrong-doing to come soon, with the release of documents in the Cohen case (where speculation of a co-conspiracy trial to come is mounting) and perhaps extra testimony from Bob Mueller of stuff that isn't in his report now that the House has been given more time in each of 2 separate committee sessions next week to question him.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zable, post: 173147, member: 47"] LOCK HER UP directed at Mrs Clinton worked for Trump in 2016 -- piggybacking off the division between the Clinton and Sanders camps -- where it was evident that he was also building his base with white politics. Lately he was trailing in the polls behind several Democratic politicians, and I've heard that his base is actually shrinking. I think his re-election team have advised POTUS to overtly use white politics to rally his 'troops' around him. ....They first tried to target Kamala Harris -- Eric Trump tweeting out in the midst of the 2nd night of the 1st round of Dem 2020 presidential debates (which was when Kamala came on) that he'd just learnt that she wasn't actually a Black American, and he referenced what another Black American said about her in his tweet -- but that backfired because he was accused of trying to use the birtherism card against her just like his dad had done to Obama. Truth is, Kamala was born in America and though her parents were immigrants and her mother was Indian, her dad was Jamaican. So the real issue about what the Black American had said about her was over how much black did one need to be to have the right to be called a Black American. ....It just seems to me that this rift between the Speaker of the House and The Squad, magnified by media for various reasons, provided Team POTUS with another more convenient target. The Squad have become a political tool. ...In many ways POTUS is a puppet, a figurehead with absolutely no idea how goverment works, being managed by various Republican groups to keep him out of the way while certain leading Republicans do the 'business' [I]their[/I] way, all the while making sure he feels he's the one in charge. After his tweets at The Squad, his people put out polls that his popularity had risen 5 points. I suspect those polls are manipulated, that Team Trump have identified and brought together a core go-to group of pollsters who will vote in his favour. And here's the danger for Mr Trump. He doesn't know how much real support has gone down for him. He's living in a fool's paradise. ...The law will catch up to him one way or the other. The Department of Justice has guidelines that it has adhered to that you can't charge a sitting president. Only Congress can impeach him. But I think the law will catch up to him one way or the other. I suspect there's more revelations of wrong-doing to come soon, with the release of documents in the Cohen case (where speculation of a co-conspiracy trial to come is mounting) and perhaps extra testimony from Bob Mueller of stuff that isn't in his report now that the House has been given more time in each of 2 separate committee sessions next week to question him. [/QUOTE]
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