Just the tip of the iceberg?

[Heartstrings]

[BigDemVoter]

1. Oh but don't you know that it's Democratic bias and the "Deep State" and

"Q" bullshit and Jews and Blacks and Queers and "those people" who are responsible for 'corrupting' justice?

These lemmings will say/believe/do whatever they're told, and we have not heard the end of the obnoxious chant, "Lock her up", despite Flynn's conviction. What will REALLY be a repelling sight will be when Flynn gets off the hook, as we all know he will, and there will be a reprisal of "Lock her up!". . . I can guaran-fucking-tee it.

[progressoid]

24. Sadly, too true.

[Grokenstein]

26. Ask a trumpkin what she's guilty of.

They'll stare at you for at least a full minute before screaming "BENGHAZI!!" and then refusing to "play your game."

They don't have an actual charge to make, but they also don't think one is necessary.

[Midnight Writer]

29. Exactly. I have experienced this personally.

[Joinfortmill]

2. 👍

[SpankMe]

3. And all of these were investigated by...

...the famously conservative FBI. Seriously. The FBI and DoJ have always been conservative leaning owing to the "law and order" mission of the agency. Not as conservative as the DoD, probably. But by no means is the FBI a bastion of liberalism.

And yet, line-item by line-item, the original post is completely true. And these investigations were especially detailed. They were picking fly shit out of pepper and still couldn't fin anything truly actionable on the "cleared" in the OP. Yet, they found mountains of evidence on the "guilty".

Fuck Republicans. Not all of them. But, most of them.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

4. +1. But Obama cleared? He wasn't even accused was he?

[Mr.Bill]

6. Not by any legal entity,

but he was accused by many of not being born in the USA.

[TrogL]

13. Trump accused him of spying on his campaign

[Laura PourMeADrink]

14. Oh ya. That's when everyone fell for it and said no one

was watching/bugging TT. You know, like decent normal people would do.

But Trump created that big deal for one reason only...to find out if trump towers was bugged. They all slept good after they were convinced no one could hear what they said there.

My theory, anyway

[Mazeltov Cocktail]

23. With a microwave

[abqtommy]

5. That's how we win, by throwing the TRUTH in their faces!

[czarjak]

18. I do it everyday, it's still not enough.

[Grokenstein]

27. "I reject your reality and substitute my own."

I don't know if that phrase was created as a joke by the memelords (uggggggh) but trumpkins, being of weak minds, absolutely abide by it. They wouldn't recognize truth if walked up and punched them in the face.

[Whatthe_Firetruck]

30. Rejecting reality...

It was first stated by Jamie Savage, one of the hosts on Mythbusters.

[LakeArenal]

7. Should add: Every Republican in the Senate

GUILTY

[Laura PourMeADrink]

15. +1. (except Mittens) :)

[LakeArenal]

17. Meh...Mittens has his own agenda.

Hopefully, his good name.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

19. That's true. Maybe a little bit of good name, little

bit of actually thinks trump is evil and the rest positioning himself.

You know what's funny though, LA, when you are the focus of the king's wrath, the news hoopla only lasts a day or two in many cases.

So if you defy the king, do just like he does! Do it on a slow news day and do it when something big is happening elsewhere.

Note: never applies to Comey, Hillary, or Obama.

[LakeArenal]

25. We are having a baaaaad day

Transmission out.

[Evolve Dammit]

8. Limbaugh states that the "Democrat" party always gets away with it. Victim portrayel to audience

of millions for 40 years. Brainwashing at it's best. He has cultivated hatred of "liberal" ideas and candidates for decades before Fox became a network.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

20. Living in a red state now, have noticed one thing that

otherwise decent people have in common that Bill Clinton figured out and Rush capitalizes on.

There is an endemic fear that someone they don't know gets something for nothing - which Rush blamed on liberal programs. Clinton's "Welfare to work" was a successful antidote to this idea. And of course, he was fortunate to preside during the tech boom and used that not to give to the rich but to clear the deficit. In retrospect, he was a very successful president (small r) in my view.

[Evolve Dammit]

22. Agree 100% with your post and would add that it is an odd form of victimhood.

Seeing anyone benefit from any program is a perceived injury and reason for anger. Meanwhile they collect social security, maybe VA benefits, Medicare, etc. All of which is under attack from their party, and it is truly astounding that they cannot or will not (ie. refuse) to see that. The fear of people that are "different" than my tribe is of course an ancient and easily-stoked reaction that can get violent very quickly. This is my fear. I believe 45 is fomenting the next phase in his quest for power and domination, which will be violent. Hope I'm very wrong, but it has that distinct feel to it. Pardoning war criminals, "do anything I want" (above the law), retribution, "second amendment options", lifetime leader ("king&quot stuff, threatening career officials, etc.

[RestoreAmerica2020]

9. Add. Trump IMPEACHED forever!

[shelshaw]

11. And unindicted co-conspirator

[lame54]

10. Only the best people

[Mr.Bill]

12. Not only were they all cleared,

none of them were ever formally charged with a crime. They were only investigated.

[uponit7771]

16. K&R

[world wide wally]

21. You forgot Joe and Hunter Biden... Cleared

[krissey]

28. Trump was declared guilty too. Both with Mueller and Impeachment. Just didn't get repercussions.

Still guilty.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

31. I want to see Moscow Mitch and Jacketoff Jordan in the guilty list.

[jcgoldie]

32. WTF was Obama cleared of?

Reaching over the sneeze guard at ponderosa or wearing a tan suit?

[Heartstrings]

33. Not being born in the US, spying on trump,

and of course the Grey Poupon episode.