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Topic	Odds of Trump impeachment rise to 25%, market falls 200+ points
Zeus 05/18/17 4:54:56 AM #51:	Mead posted... Zeus posted... a terrible analogy because Trump is completely innocent. We'll see. He certainly isn't acting like it. I guess you have some logical reason that it makes sense for him to tell the FBI director to stop an investigation into his campaign, and then fire him the week he requests more resources for it. Here's the thing: There's no logical basis for his guilt. So far everything that's been claimed as collusion has been traced to people who were keeping things from Trump and all of this incidents involve undisclosed meetings with a Russian ambassador. If anything, this could be a ploy to undermine the US electoral system by deliberately casting doubt and, if that's the case, the Dems are being useful fools. More importantly, you have the false correlation being used to imply guilt like claims about asking for resources while ignoring that shortly before his firing -- much closer to the firing itself -- Comey admitted in testimony the Hillary intel and cited exaggerated false estimations which showed a clear judgment issue. For other motivation, Trump has been painted as a person who values loyalty above everything else so, if Comey had lied repeatedly about the investigation as claimed, he wouldn't trust him and therefore wouldn't want him around-- something which has nothing to do with guilt. darkknight109 posted... Zeus posted... it's still a terrible analogy because Trump is completely innocent Pretty ballsy statement considering that it's impossible for anyone in the public to know with any reasonable degree of certainty whether Trump is innocent or guilty. Again, look at every avenue taken in the investigation. Everything points to Trump NOT being involved. And even the claims of collusion are largely based on already debunked material, such as Flynn's meeting with the ambassador where the FBI cleared him. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| In Zeus We Trust: All Others Pay Cash <cite>Zeus posted [p:879325242] in Odds of Tr... [t:75355652]...</cite> <quote><cite>Mead posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>a terrible analogy because Trump is completely innocent.</quote> We'll see. He certainly isn't acting like it. I guess you have some logical reason that it makes sense for him to tell the FBI director to stop an investigation into his campaign, and then fire him the week he requests more resources for it.</quote> Here's the thing: There's no logical basis for his guilt. So far everything that's been claimed as collusion has been traced to people who were keeping things from Trump and all of this incidents involve undisclosed meetings with a Russian ambassador. If anything, this could be a ploy to undermine the US electoral system by deliberately casting doubt and, if that's the case, the Dems are being useful fools. More importantly, you have the false correlation being used to imply guilt like claims about asking for resources while ignoring that shortly before his firing -- much closer to the firing itself -- Comey admitted in testimony the Hillary intel and cited exaggerated false estimations which showed a clear judgment issue. For other motivation, Trump has been painted as a person who values loyalty above everything else so, if Comey had lied repeatedly about the investigation as claimed, he wouldn't trust him and therefore wouldn't want him around-- something which has nothing to do with guilt. <cite>darkknight109 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>it's still a terrible analogy because Trump is completely innocent</quote> Pretty ballsy statement considering that it's impossible for anyone in the public to know with any reasonable degree of certainty whether Trump is innocent or guilty.</quote> Again, look at every avenue taken in the investigation. Everything points to Trump NOT being involved. And even the claims of collusion are largely based on already debunked material, such as Flynn's meeting with the ambassador where the FBI cleared him. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| In Zeus We Trust: All Others Pay Cash</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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