'Ike' (Phone)'s Link
WASHINGTON – On Aug. 9, 1974, Richard Nixon bowed to the inevitability of impeachment and conviction by a Democratic Senate and resigned.
The prospect of such an end for Donald Trump has this city drooling. Yet, comparing Russiagate and Watergate, history is not likely to repeat itself.
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2017/12/unlike-nixon-trump-will-not-go-quietly/#vbaLMgFQqxc3EZe6.99
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A very dear friend of mine went through a nasty divorce. He wasn't even living with his soon to be ex, but she called the Law several times, made up stuff, and he was arrested 4 times. ( all charges eventually dismissed )
Anyway, on his fourth trip to the Onslow County Pokey, he asked the Deputy, "You know she is lying, don't ya."
What the Deputy replied to him shook me to the core, and I have never forgotten it. He said, "Mr. Sminthyjonsey, do you think that you are the first person to spend time in jail because someone lied?"
Similarly, with the right people, media, and Judges in place, there is no doubt in my mind Trump can be impeached and Convicted for no crimes committed.
The Republican Party is right on their tails and better get it together or this Republic , in order to remain a two party system will have to have a constitutional convention and form two new constitutionally sound parties. The Socialist agenda cannot be allowed to continue to grow and the corruption and capitulation in the present Republican Party cannot be allowed to proceed further. Drain the swamp and all kinds of critter are coming to the surface.
God bless, Steve
Kinda just answered Putin’s question in his own statement.
The fact that he cares so deeply, about whether Putin approves of him is chilling and sad at the same time.
During the Obama administration when SOS Clinton gave Russia a pretty little red button! Or maybe when Obama said he would have much more flexibility with them after the following election! ;)
Annony Mouse's Link
House Bill Would Name Those Who Have Used Taxpayer Funds to Settle Sex Harassment Claims
(CNSNews.com) — Legislation introduced by Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) last month would require the Congressional Office of Compliance to submit to Congress the names of those members who have used taxpayer funds to settle sexual harassment claims, require the members to reimburse the U.S. Treasury, and void non-disclosure agreements so victims can tell their stories.
The “Congressional Accountability and Hush Fund Elimination Act,” introduced by DeSantis on Nov. 30, currently has 88 co-sponsors.
“What does it say about the sincerity of Congress in combatting harassment when members and staff can have taxpayers cover for their misconduct while keeping it all secret?,” DeSantis said in a statement. “This legislation will protect taxpayers by making congressional settlement data public, barring tax dollars from being used to bail out congressional misconduct and requiring reimbursement of the treasury by members and staff who have had taxpayer-financed settlements paid on their behalf. The bill will also allow victims to speak publicly about harassment suffered irrespective of any non-disclosure agreements.”
Drain the swamp!
"Over 700 employees at the Environmental Protection Agency have quit or taken early retirement during the Trump administration so far, bringing the agency close to employment levels not seen since Reagan..."
"...Career bureaucrats taking voluntary buyouts is helping Pruitt and the Trump administration meet their goal of cutting the EPA workforce by 25 percent..."
[…] “I am speaking today to make it clear that the culture of harassment and intimidation, which this administration has inherited, has come to an end,” Zinke said.
Allegations of widespread harassment circulated for months toward the end of the Obama administration. Inspector General reports detailed unresolved harassment cases at Grand Canyon National Park and De Soto National Memorial.
Former NPS Director Jonathan Jarvis took over the agency in 2009 after he was tapped for the position by former President Barack Obama.
“By almost any measure, Jon Jarvis is the worst Park Service Director within living memory,” Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility Executive Director Jeff Ruch told Grand Canyon News after Jarvis resigned. “In a misguided quest for ‘relevancy,’ Jarvis repeatedly sold out the very values and resources at the core of the Park Service mission.” MORE
