So apparently twitter is mad at Devin Nunes about something, but I don't want to hear what it's about from there because it'll be nothing but krassenkike posting. What happened now?
Jacob Young
Did Joe is Joe bring up the new Russian sanctions?
>Ohio Governor John Kasich said earlier that the results were a rebuke to Republicans.
“This district is so Republican, there should never even have been an election here. And it was so close and — in one of the counties that’s so solidly Republican — where a Republican would normally win by 70 percent, it broke basically 50-50,” he told CBS News.
“So, some Republicans sat at home, but what I think happened, and we don’t have all the numbers yet, I think you will find a lot of Republican women who not only didn’t sit at home, but a significant percentage, or some percentage of them voted for the Democrat.”
Related to Bruce Ohr and a shitload of perjury perhaps?
Jonathan Walker
nobody listens to that loser.
Sebastian Morales
thanks women always doing right by us
Gavin Collins
>charges of speeding, disregarding a stop sign, simple possession of marijuana, driving under the influence and possession of drug paraphernalia >clean
They might win Ohio due to absentee ballots, but it's up again in November, a lot of Republicans stayed home in district 12, Dems do better in special elections for some reason
Logan Miller
Appeal to Probability is not an argument.
Blake Edwards
seriously, what do these RINO fucks not get? He saved your party. They were saying that once ol' Jebber took a dive against hillary that it was going to be IT for GOP or parties or ANYTHING
In a few years, A SINGLE FUCKING DUDE completely changed their win/lose ratio
We've only just begun, cuckboy. Its going to be a long 8 years for the Left.
Ayden Cooper
>cuz lets be real we’d all creampie her even tho she is a loser Maybe fuga, but definitely not creampie, how many STDs you wanna get user?
Ethan Brown
>Devin Nunes, the House Intelligence Committee chairman and one of President Donald Trump's most vocal supporters in Congress, is worried about the Republican Party's prospects in the November midterm elections.
>Leaked audio released on Wednesday night features Nunes talking to donors at a Spokane, Washington, fundraiser last week.
>Those priorities include pushing Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh , through Senate confirmation, and potentially making another run at impeaching Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
>A small group of conservatives introduced impeachment documents targeting Rosenstein last month and withdrew them less than 24 hours later.
>"The Senate would have to drop everything they're doing and start with impeachment on Rosenstein. And then take the risk of not getting Kavanaugh confirmed," Nunes said. "So it's not a matter that any of us like Rosenstein. It's a matter of, it's a matter of timing."
Apart from being worried about the midterms, nothing serious
I suppose so Probably nothing, I had Crab fried rice and Pad Thai today already, as well as a bowl of cherries and pistachios. If hungry later I'll make a pizza.
TRMS Exclusive: Devin Nunes at fundraiser audio clip 1 REP. NUNES (R-CA): “So therein lies, so it’s like your classic Catch-22 situation where we were at a – this puts us in such a tough spot. If Sessions won’t unrecuse and Mueller won’t clear the president, we’re the only ones. Which is really the danger. That’s why I keep, and thank you for saying it by the way, I mean we have to keep all these seats. We have to keep the majority. If we do not keep the majority, all of this goes away.”
Clip #2:
TRMS Exclusive: Devin Nunes at fundraiser audio clip 2 REP. NUNES (R-CA): “They know it’s ridiculous to go after the president for obstruction of justice. But if they tell a lie often enough and they put it out there and they say, ‘Oh, we’re looking at the tweets,’ cause you know you’ve got a mixed bag on the tweets, right? Like sometimes you love the president’s tweets, sometimes we cringe on the president’s tweets. But they’re trying to make a political, this is all political as to why that story ran in the New York Times on the tweets.”
Clip #3:
TRMS Exclusive: Devin Nunes at fundraiser audio clip 3 REP. NUNES (R-CA): “Now if somebody thinks that my campaign or Cathy’s campaign is colluding with the Chinese, or you name the country, hey, could happen, it would be a very bad thing if Cathy was getting secrets from the Portuguese, let’s say, just because I’m Portuguese, my family was. So Cathy was getting secret information from the Portuguese. You know, may or may not be unusual. But ultimately let’s say the Portuguese came and brought her some stolen emails. And she decided to release those. Okay, now we have a problem, right? Because somebody stole the emails, gave ‘em to Cathy, Cathy released ‘em. Well, if that’s the case, then that’s criminal.”
they were already. It is nothing, just Nunes fearing the blue wave and impeaching Rosenstein is nothing but a waste of time, considering SCOTUS confirmation is far more important
Ian Green
Remember when they were shilling Portland as "America's most livable city" and insisting it was the happiest place on Earth back in like 2008 era? That's when the libshit floodgates were thrown open. And now Portland is what it is.
Matthew Long
well here it is everyone: proof that the democrats expect to lose bigtime in the midterms, and they already have an excuse for when it happens:
Russian operatives have "penetrated" some of Florida's voter registration systems ahead of the 2018 midterms, U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson said Wednesday, adding new urgency to concerns about hacking.
The state, however, said it has received "zero information" supporting his claim.
"They have already penetrated certain counties in the state and they now have free rein to move about," Nelson told the Tampa Bay Times before a campaign event in Tampa. He said something similar a day earlier in Tallahassee but declined to elaborate.
"That's classified," the Democrat said Tuesday.
He is facing a re-election challenge in November from Gov. Rick Scott, whose administration said it has no knowledge of the allegations made by Nelson.
>close >in the midterms >when the party in the minority is "traditionally" supposed to seize back control of congress This thing isn't over yet but it doesn't look good for the Dems. They can win some but failing to take control represents total failure.
