tRump has been restrained....

[Jarod]

The chagrined president is, so far, staying away from threatening witnesses on the twitter machine this morning.


Do you think they gave him a dummy phone that is not really hooked up to the internet, tied him up, or were able to successfully explain to him that witness intimidation is a crime?

[Earl]

Per anatta:

Poll: Support for impeachment inquiry ticks down- Politico
support for the inquiry has ticked down over the past week, according to a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll.
https://www.politico.com/f/?id=00000...f-8ef254ad0000

The survey, which has tracked support and opposition for the inquiry each week, support for the investigation inched down 2 points — to 48 percent from 50 percent — while opposition to the inquiry ticked up 3 points — to 45 percent from 42 percent.

POLITICO and Morning Consult surveyed registered voters beginning after the second public hearing of the impeachment inquiry, and the poll results may indicate that support for the inquiry has reached its peak after steadily building over the past several months. The results were largely driven by independent voters, among whom support dropped by 7 points over the past week.

"Voter opposition to the impeachment inquiry is at its highest point since Morning Consult and POLITICO began tracking the issue," said Tyler Sinclair, Morning Consult's vice president. "A key driver for this shift appears to be independents. Today, 47 percent of independents oppose the impeachment inquiry, compared to 37 percent who said the same one week ago."
But heading into the second week of public proceedings, during which House lawmakers are squeezing nine witnesses into three days of hearings, slim pluralities of voters still support the House voting to impeach Trump (48-44 percent) and the Senate voting to remove him from office (47-42 percent).

Respondents who said they're following media coverage of the investigation, 57 percent, and those who said they've watched the public hearings thus far, 55 percent, were considerably more likely to support impeachment in the House. That could account for some of the uptick in opposition by independents — just over half said they aren't following media coverage of the inquiry, with 43 percent copping to not watching the public hearings at all.

While a plurality continues to support the inquiry overall, they also remain stable in their opposition to Democrats' handling of the inquiry, 46 percent to 42 percent.

The POLITICO/Morning Consult poll was conducted online from Nov. 15-17 among a national sample of 1,994 registered voters. Results from the full survey have a margin of error of plus or minus 2 percentage points.”
https://www.politico.com/news/2019/1...ry-poll-071396

[Earl]

No witnesses have been threatened...none.

[Truth Detector]

No witnesses have been threatened...none.

Dishonest lying partisan hacks are unconcerned with facts or the truth.

[Truth Detector]

The chagrined president is, so far, staying away from threatening witnesses on the twitter machine this morning.
Do you think they gave him a dummy phone that is not really hooked up to the internet, tied him up, or were able to successfully explain to him that witness intimidation is a crime?

I wish they would give you a dummy keyboard so that you stop spamming this forum with your TDS laced stupidity.

[Jarod]

Trump is being held back, or holding himself back (unlikely that's possible.)

I guess he or his people are scared of getting additional articles of impeachment.

[Truth Detector]

Trump is being held back, or holding himself back (unlikely that's possible.)
I guess he or his people are scared of getting additional articles of impeachment.

You know this how?

[Bigdog]

You know this how?

Jarod never tires of suckering the board liberals.

[ThatOwlWoman]

Trump is being held back, or holding himself back (unlikely that's possible.)

I guess he or his people are scared of getting additional articles of impeachment.

I just watched Nunes try to get Col. Vindman to out the whistleblower, w/o success. The funniest part was Nunes calling the proceedings an "impeachment inquisition." Poor pathetic stupid (R)s.

[Earl]

When the bribee (sic) says that there was no bribe...

[PoliTalker]

Let the record show that Representative Jim Jordan is once again disrespecting the proceedings by not wearing a coat and tie. Let the records further show that he is the only gentleman appearing on camera who is not wearing a coat.

[Truth Detector]

Let the record show that Representative Jim Jordan is once again disrespecting the proceedings by not wearing a coat and tie. Let the records further show that he is the only gentleman appearing on camera who is not wearing a coat.

[Getin the ring]

I just watched Nunes try to get Col. Vindman to out the whistleblower, w/o success. The funniest part was Nunes calling the proceedings an "impeachment inquisition." Poor pathetic stupid (R)s.

what would your poor pathetic ugly a$$ call them?
impeachment "inquiry"?

and while your brain is awake why don't you tell us what you hope this waste of my tax money will accomplish?

while 200 tax payer funded salaries are packed in a tiny cramped room doing nothing, Trump is making America great again,
You don't think Americans, real Americans recognize this? We're always watching, not responding to fake polls by ABC news
kind of hard to believe huh?

[PoliTalker]

Hello ThatOwlWoman,

I just watched Nunes try to get Col. Vindman to out the whistleblower, w/o success. The funniest part was Nunes calling the proceedings an "impeachment inquisition." Poor pathetic stupid (R)s.

Nunes also rattled off a bunch of credible press reports about the Mueller investigation and falsely called them all false. Some of them were false, but most of them were accurate.

For instance, Nunes said that press reports indicated that there were numerous contacts between Trump campaign staff and Russians during the campaign. Nunes later said that was false, but in actuality it was true.

[Jarod]

Vinman reported it.
The Vice Presidents aid reported it.

Why is it so big a deal that the Whistleblower did also?