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2MuchMark 07-24-2017 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 21908824)

Hahaha thats pretty good.

Rochard 07-24-2017 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 21908707)
Who suggested they were similar besides you?

You did. You said that Nixon could have survived an impeachment similar to how Clinton handled it, and I disagree. The two cases are not similar at all.

slapass 07-24-2017 02:25 PM

I agree that he is so irrational that you can't begin to predict his moves. He might enjoy fighting to death and he might throw in the towel over some perceived slight. Who knows?

mineistaken 07-24-2017 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 21908317)
Ladbrokes can book bets in the UK on political outcomes

https://s22.postimg.org/ob5cssykx/ladbrokes-trump.jpg

Crockett was sure he will be impeached, but he somehow does not want to double his money on the 100% thing. He must be first in the world not putting whole fortune on 100% thing with doubling outcome.

Shows what kind of bulshiter (does not believe what he says) he is.

Scott, rogue and other in UK, you have nice chance to profit betting against loibtard wishes and for the most probable outcome :thumbsup

Bladewire 07-24-2017 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 21909418)
Crockett was sure he will be impeached, but he somehow does not want to double his money on the 100% thing. He must be first in the world not putting whole fortune on 100% thing with doubling outcome.

Shows what kind of bulshiter (does not believe what he says) he is.

Scott, rogue and other in UK, you have nice chance to profit betting against loibtard wishes and for the most probable outcome :thumbsup

Go clean your vagina you stink :disgust

baddog 07-24-2017 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 21909322)
You did. You said that Nixon could have survived an impeachment similar to how Clinton handled it, and I disagree. The two cases are not similar at all.

No, you read it wrong.

I said Nixon could have probably avoided conviction like Clinton did. Nothing about their circumstances were similar.

Steve Rupe 07-24-2017 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 21909322)
You did. You said that Nixon could have survived an impeachment similar to how Clinton handled it, and I disagree. The two cases are not similar at all.

That is not what Baddog said. Those are your words not his.

Robbie 07-24-2017 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by ruff (Post 21908395)
Given the sentiment about Vietnam, I doubt very seriously Nixon could have survived impeachment. In those days, people didn't bend over so easily to the establishment.

Nixon was elected to end the war in Vietnam
You don't remember him always flashing Peace signs?
Vietnam sentiment didn't really have much to do with it.
Nixon's entire problem was he had a powerful Democrat Senate and Congress working with the media that turned public opinion against him.
He had just won the biggest landslide victory in history 2 years earlier to be re-elected.

ruff 07-24-2017 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 21909685)
Nixon was elected to end the war in Vietnam
You don't remember him always flashing Peace signs?
Vietnam sentiment didn't really have much to do with it.
Nixon's entire problem was he had a powerful Democrat Senate and Congress working with the media that turned public opinion against him.
He had just won the biggest landslide victory in history 2 years earlier to be re-elected.

Nixon both escalated and ended US involvement Vietnam. Elected president in 1968 it took him 5 years and many innocent lives. People did not like being drafted for an illegal war. Nixon ended the draft in 1973.

Nixon declared war on drugs in 1971 to keep students and blacks down, no more no less. Same tactics as today.

Nixon worked very effectively with the Democratic Senate and Congress. Certainly more so than in today's political world.

Nixon moved the country to the right and he was never a popular president. After his involvement in Watergate was exposed, he resigned in disgrace to avoid impeachment. A landslide victory means nothing if you are a crook and Nixon was a crook. He did not need the media to turn public opinion against him. He did it himself.


When the President does it, that means that it is not illegal. A quote by Nixon.

AndyA 07-24-2017 06:06 PM

Trump would throw his son under a bus to save his ass

He's a coward more worried about saving his own ass than doing his job

He's an illegitimate president... I'm sick of reporters saying "we know it didn't effect the election"
Fuck that he's not the real president ...

And for all you morons that voted for him if you didn't see this disaster coming stop voting

Every educated citizen knew this would happen

AndyA 07-24-2017 06:07 PM

And Tampa Toker if you have any more personal bullshit lies about me because I'm a dem

Save it until you can say it to my face you coward

Just FYI

MaDalton 07-24-2017 06:21 PM

Nixon also ruined healthcare, you can thank him for that

Robbie 07-24-2017 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by ruff (Post 21909778)

Nixon declared war on drugs in 1971 to keep students and blacks down, no more no less. Same tactics as today.

Nixon moved the country to the right and he was never a popular president.


When the President does it, that means that it is not illegal. A quote by Nixon.

The "War On Drugs" has been the root cause of a LOT of problems for the United States. Probably one of the worst things ever done. Caused so many deaths and so much violence.

On your observation about Nixon moving the country to the "right"...uh, I was a young teenager at the end of Nixon's Presidency and an absolute news junkie.
Nixon was definitely NOT to the "right" on much of anything. Matter of fact, he would be a "RINO" in today's world.

The country was moving to the left during that whole time period.
From JFK all the way through Carter was a very liberal time in the United States. Maybe the most "free" that many people will ever see again in our modern times.

Despite the "War On Drugs"...recreational drug use was very accepted in social circles. Sex was something that everybody did with everybody else...AIDS changed that in the 1980's. :( There were true LIBERALS who were anti-govt. all the way and anti-war all the way. Not like the fake ones of today who LOVE the govt. and the CIA and are ready to go to war at the drop of a hat. :(

I was 18 when Carter left office and Reagan assumed the Presidency. I have to tell you that the country started heading "Right" when that happened because of Reagan's religious right coalition propelling him to power.

Nixon? Very much a RINO type non-conservative Republican President. Probably the most liberal Republican in modern times...except for Trump.

EDIT: Wanted to throw in that Nixon never got serious about the War On Drugs. The DEA was created by the Nixon Administration. But they only had a handful of agents and no budget to do anything.
It stayed that way until Reagan. THEN it got ratcheted up. Now in 2017 it employs almost 11,000 agents and has a budget of billions. :(

Bladewire 07-24-2017 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 21909685)
Nixon was elected to end the war in Vietnam
You don't remember him always flashing Peace signs?
Vietnam sentiment didn't really have much to do with it.
Nixon's entire problem was he had a powerful Democrat Senate and Congress working with the media that turned public opinion against him.
He had just won the biggest landslide victory in history 2 years earlier to be re-elected.

Figures you'd be a Nixon cocksucker


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