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defacto7

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8. No one can shed light on anything, only speculate.

Reply to global1 (Original post)

Thu Oct 12, 2017, 03:40 PM

Oct 2017

It seems everyone is focused on what congress is trying to pull off and it's certainly reasonable to do so. But anything congress passes can be changed. Anything the President orders can be nullified by another President, congress or the SC. That is why I think something else more grievous is in the works. Something that could make our system of government fail so the powers that be can call shots that cannot be changed.
Congress and this President are not the end game as I see it.

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Is There A Greater Power At Work? - Something I Don't Understand?...... [View all] global1 Oct 2017 OP

Oh he could be insane and still being used.... moda253 Oct 2017 #1

Pretty much what moda said wryter2000 Oct 2017 #2

It's pretty simple bearsfootball516 Oct 2017 #3

He gets away with it because he and his people are every day doing what enough Oct 2017 #4

Because the GOP is hiding behind the outrage, pushing their agenda forward. FSogol Oct 2017 #5

Repugs control Congress and are determined to gift their rich clients with a tax cut. brush Oct 2017 #6

He is useful to some very powerful people who couldn't care less what he does wasupaloopa Oct 2017 #7

No one can shed light on anything, only speculate. defacto7 Oct 2017 #8

I just wish the Dems would call attention poli-junkie Oct 2017 #9

It's a Mystery Leith Oct 2017 #10

Greed for power... kentuck Oct 2017 #11