Draining the Swamp

[K@th]

I try to stick with Valyrian steel for all my needs.

[C-Mag]

A look inside the Swamp

[pineapplemike]

era of trump thread is currently talking 18th century militia and property rights so i'm gonna post this in here

https://apnews.com/a256631aa1a242e2a7b7 ... his-lawyer

Federal agents on Monday raided the office of President Donald Trump’s personal attorney Michael Cohen, seizing records on topics including a $130,000 payment made to porn actress Stormy Daniels.

A furious Trump, who in the last month has escalated his attacks on special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation, said from the White House that it was a “disgrace” that the FBI “broke into” his lawyer’s office. He called Mueller’s investigation “an attack on our country,” prompting new speculation that he might seek the removal of the Justice Department’s special counsel.

he looks pretty exhausted by this russia investigation. it is still a russia investigation, right?

[nmoore63]

era of trump thread is currently talking 18th century militia and property rights so i'm gonna post this in here

fuck you

[Fife]

era of trump thread is currently talking 18th century militia and property rights so i'm gonna post this in here

fuck you

Who is sitting just to Trump's left?

fuck everyone

[nmoore63]

era of trump thread is currently talking 18th century militia and property rights so i'm gonna post this in here

fuck you

Who is sitting just to Trump's left?

fuck everyone

Shit
Fuck
Stack

[pineapplemike]

[C-Mag]

fuck you

Who is sitting just to Trump's left?

fuck everyone

Shit
Fuck
Stack

Well played.

Mueller is a desperate poodle, now raiding the home of Trumps lawyers. What a fuck stick.

[Speaker to Animals]

He should just do a press conference and state unequivocally, "Yes, I fucked that bitch and I'd do it again. I raw-dogged it A2M and she's a trooper."

[ssu]

Draining the swamp continues...

Consider the countries we know are making payments to Trump companies through state-owned entities, payments that affect Trump’s wealth: China and the United Arab Emirates, both at the heart of regions critical to U.S. foreign policy. Then consider the longer list of countries in a position to benefit him because of business relationships Trump has, including India, Indonesia, Turkey, the Philippines, Great Britain and Vietnam. This is just a beginning sketch of what we know so far; Russia, Saudi Arabia and Taiwan reportedly may also be involved with Trump businesses. The benefits come from a range of relationships: The Qatari state airline pays rent at the Trump Tower in New York; entities in Britain, Bulgaria, Brazil, Indonesia and Vietnam reportedly make licensing payments for the rights to produce local versions of “The Apprentice,” Trump’s reality TV show; his developments in India require governmental permitting, which under the law would be a forbidden benefit.

Each of these countries, and possibly more, now has a direct mechanism to attempt to influence the president.

Trump’s lawyers made a strange concession in a news conference recently, announcing that Trump would donate all profits from foreign government payments to Trump hotels to the U.S. Treasury. The suggestion was that the donation mooted the problem. But another unspoken implication was that there is something troubling about foreign-derived profits. The donation does nothing to address the Constitutional violation, which occurs at the moment of accepting the benefit, even if Trump’s hotel loses money on the transaction. It merely means that some of his constitutional violations will be followed by a payment of penance. Moreover, profits from the hotels represent only a part of the foreign benefits that are flowing to him — none of his office towers, condo or apartment sales, licensing agreements or loans on other properties are covered at all.