A Weekly Dose of President Trump - Trump Family Train 4/18/19 to 4/26/19

April 19,2019 | dollyCali

[Freee-dame]

Was the investigation kept ongoing as a ‘talking point’ to rig the midterm elections?

Even if it wasn't the primary reason, it certainly contributed to losing the House in 2016.

[freepersup]

Sorry if I am casting a pall over the thread. I appreciate your enthusiasm and positive attitude, backed up by faith!

Keep it up!

[Lakeside Granny]

Rep. Doug Collins ‏Verified account @RepDougCollins

1h1 hour ago

A clue that Democrats are grandstanding and want a fight rather than more #MuellerReport. In the entire body of Vol II (obstruction), there are a total of 4 redactions for grand jury material totaling exactly 6 lines of 182 pages of text.

What a hill for Dems to die on.

[Vlad The Inhaler]

Dims keep lining them up, and President Trump keeps knocking them down, one meme at a time.

[Lakeside Granny]

Sorry if I am casting a pall over the thread.

No you are not, hope I didn't imply that you were.

We all are angry and this is a very good place to vent, like minds know how you feel.

So vent away, dear freepersup.

[freepersup]

Agreed, there is less and less evidence unfolding by the hour, to believe Mueller was anything but a black hat. Losing the House seems to be a direct result and bonus for the deep state. To hell with America and our laws! Get Trump!

[Rusty0604]

ROFL!

[Rusty0604]

It’s only allowed if they’re democrats.

[hoosiermama]

In what section are these redacted grand Jury cases? Does that help us limit it to a specific topic?

[Lakeside Granny]

I wonder what Trey Gowdy’s thoughts are on this report.

I remember him loudly defending Mueller as an honest stand up guy.

If he was that he would have completed his report when he couldn’t find any Russian collusion. PERIOD!

This obstruction nonsense only serves one purpose, an impeachment road map for the dims and NeverTrumpers.

[Freee-dame]

This is an excellent interview. I think we will be hearing more of this type in the coming days. In it, John Dowd, former personal attorney for President Trump, says that he would have fired anyone working for him who submitted such a poorly done report as the Mueller report.

I have heard it characterized as an op-ed smear article.

[hoosiermama]

Barr is appearing before both house and senate next week. Maybe he can burst a few balloons.

[hoosiermama]

If the section supported by Crowd Stike is proven to be false the entire report will appear to be a coverup for the democRAT party !

[jennychase]

https://twitter.com/TeamCavuto/status/1119357798758924294

@TGowdySC to Neil: The release of the Mueller report has resolved nothing. You’re going to have 2 more years of investigations and the verdict will be rendered in November of 2020

[for-q-clinton]

If you ignore the March release I guess that is plausible :-)

[dfwgator]

Oh STFU, Trey, you haven’t been any help at all.

[Freee-dame]

Watch out for people that take so-called “notes,” when the notes never existed until needed.

This morning someone (Brian Kilmeade on Fox and Friends?) used this tweet to challenge a pro-Trump guest about Trump's supposed asking his lawyer at the time, Don McGahn, to change what he said to the SC. I thought that was impossible as Trump complained that McGhan was taking notes as he was speaking to Trump, not creating them later, as some on the DOJ side did. I feel very uncertain about Kilmeade these days.

[Lakeside Granny]

I am so looking forward to this encounter by Barr, the adult, with the dims, spoiled brat children, in the House.

[Lakeside Granny]

The release of the Mueller report has resolved nothing.

Resolved nothing, REALLY Trey?

[jennychase]

Jack Posobiec
@JackPosobiec

I notice only the most liberal elected leaders like Warren, Pelosi, Romney, and AOC are still pushing for impeachment after the Mueller Report. Funny how that works