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Interesting to see the meeting between Trump and Merkel. Merkel looked rather confident, while Trump looked rather childish, not like an elderly statesman.
Sounds like Merkel is the last defender of the free world incl. free trade. The rest of the world (especially US, UK) is running into the woods for getting cover.

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I'll put up my hand and admit I got it wrong over some aspects of Trump's vision for the USA.

For months, I argued that there was merit in some of Trump's foreign policy ideas, like a working relationship with Russia and more of a sense of America adopting a realpolitik approach to foreign affairs.

I still believe that this foreign policy approach has merit, but not with Trump. He is incapable of executing a coherent foreign policy.

The man is a buffoon, his crackpot schemes and tweets are making a mockery of the Presidency, he's annoying close allies with bizarre accusations, and the whole thing has been a shambles from day 1

I was wrong...

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Don't worry, it's only been a couple of months with Trump as president. There is still time ahead.

By the way, he refused to shake hands with Merkel in the Friday Oval Office photo op.

http://nypost.com/2017/03/17/trump-doesnt-shake-hands-with-merkel-during-photo-op/

It's quite funny to watch the video. He really looks like he's annoyed and acts like a child who refuses to greet Granny when she comes to visit.

I wonder how much time the Republicans will support him. Maybe some are secretly hoping for an "unfortunate accident" happening to Supreme Leader, so that Pence can step forward and save the day. Or not.
   
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 Sarouan wrote:
Don't worry, it's only been a couple of months with Trump as president. There is still time ahead.

By the way, he refused to shake hands with Merkel in the Friday Oval Office photo op.

http://nypost.com/2017/03/17/trump-doesnt-shake-hands-with-merkel-during-photo-op/

It's quite funny to watch the video. He really looks like he's annoyed and acts like a child who refuses to greet Granny when she comes to visit.

I wonder how much time the Republicans will support him. Maybe some are secretly hoping for an "unfortunate accident" happening to Supreme Leader, so that Pence can step forward and save the day. Or not.


Yeah, If I were Trump, I'd avoid grassy knolls in Texas for a few months

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Interesting to see the meeting between Trump and Merkel. Merkel looked rather confident, while Trump looked rather childish, not like an elderly statesman.
... ....


There is a simple reason for that. Trump isn't an elder statesman (though he's rlderly) and he is actually very childish in his psychology.

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 Sarouan wrote:
By the way, he refused to shake hands with Merkel in the Friday Oval Office photo op.

http://nypost.com/2017/03/17/trump-doesnt-shake-hands-with-merkel-during-photo-op/

It's quite funny to watch the video. He really looks like he's annoyed and acts like a child who refuses to greet Granny when she comes to visit.
 wuestenfux wrote:
A possibility for a handshake. No? No!

 Stevefamine wrote:
news is blowing up a story where trump didnt shake Merkel - Destroyer of Europe's hand

but but but



So I guess they did shake hands, but not during the photo OP?

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I think the more meaningful takeaway is that they shook hands when they first met and gave their pre-meeting little speeches.

It was after they spoke during their meeting, and (I believe) after Trump had questions from the German press (which I guess was mean to him), that this happened:




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What really needs to happen is that the Democrats win both houses of congress in the mid terms then impeach both Trump and Pence (for not standing up against the dumpster-fire).
   
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In other "pissing off our allies and making stupid decisions" news.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/new-rifts-emerge-as-trump-rejects-free-trade-statement-at-g20-meeting/2017/03/18/aa69b1a2-0bf3-11e7-a15f-a58d4a988474_story.html?utm_term=.3f32054c8e71&tid=notifi_push_breaking-news&pushid=58cd644d3a93043c00000017

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 skyth wrote:
What really needs to happen is that the Democrats win both houses of congress in the mid terms then impeach both Trump and Pence (for not standing up against the dumpster-fire).


So it is now an impeachable offense for someone to not do what you think they should?

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 Just Tony wrote:
So it is now an impeachable offense for someone to not do what you think they should?


Or maybe he is worried the Republicans won't stop a mentally challenged narcissist because he has an R at the end of his name and so has to hope the opposition won't be as spineless in confronting him. See? Others can make stuff up that isn't in text too! What a time to be alive!

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 Do_I_Not_Like_That wrote:
I'll put up my hand and admit I got it wrong over some aspects of Trump's vision for the USA.



On the flip side of that, as I recall you were one of the first people here to think he would win the election, using Brexit as an example of why you thought so. So you've got that going for you, which is nice.

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 Ouze wrote:
 Do_I_Not_Like_That wrote:
I'll put up my hand and admit I got it wrong over some aspects of Trump's vision for the USA.



On the flip side of that, as I recall you were one of the first people here to think he would win the election, using Brexit as an example of why you thought so. So you've got that going for you, which is nice.

Admitting he was wrong also puts him well above the GOP (as well as several of the posters here...), and light years above the POTUS. Its funny how many will go to such lengths to avoid admitting they made a mistake when the act of admitting that one made a mistake is a sure-fire way to generate people's respect.

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 Ahtman wrote:
 Just Tony wrote:
So it is now an impeachable offense for someone to not do what you think they should?


Or maybe he is worried the Republicans won't stop a mentally challenged narcissist because he has an R at the end of his name and so has to hope the opposition won't be as spineless in confronting him. See? Others can make stuff up that isn't in text too! What a time to be alive!


And doesn't change the fact that he has stated NO ACTUAL LEGAL PRECEDENT FOR IMPEACHMENT, which is what I was getting at. See? A post that's relevent to the topic!


And honestly, I'd love nothing more than for the Dems to win by a landslide for about 20 years in a row, complete unfettered implimentation of their agendas, and show all of us who aren't buying what they're selling exactly how well it will work. That would be a great social experiment right there.

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 Just Tony wrote:
And doesn't change the fact that he has stated NO ACTUAL LEGAL PRECEDENT FOR IMPEACHMENT, which is what I was getting at..


There is no "legal precedent for impeachment". The basis for a presidential impeachment was left intentionally vague - "high crimes and misdemeanors" consist of whatever a majority in the House and 2/3rds of the Senate agree they are.


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Talk of impeachment aside, at this point we've got a literal crazy person making up very serious but insane allegations about his predecessor in office with no evidence, up to and including involving very closely allied foreign governments.

This should be scaring everyone.

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 Vaktathi wrote:
Talk of impeachment aside, at this point we've got a literal crazy person making up very serious but insane allegations about his predecessor in office with no evidence, up to and including involving very closely allied foreign governments.


And right there is grounds for impeachment

There is no "legal precedent for impeachment". The basis for a presidential impeachment was left intentionally vague - "high crimes and misdemeanors" consist of whatever a majority in the House and 2/3rds of the Senate agree they are.


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So another weekender on the taxpayer dime for Liar-in-Chief to Mar-a-Lago. That brings the running total for "I just don't feel like hanging around the WH on weekends." to around $20M and he's been in office for, what, 2 months?

Just to put that in context, " 'Meals on Wheels People', a Portland, Ore.-based service and one of the largest in the country, says it costs $2,500. annually to provide daily meals to a homebound senior, while cost of institutional care for a year in Oregon is around $60,000." Meals on Wheels, which POTUS and his administration believe should have their funding eliminated as it provides no tangible benefits, contrary to comment above, but blowing $20M on weekenders to Trump properties in just two months...which would provide approximately 8,000 homebound elderly citizens with a year's worth of MOW sustenance...is okay. Karma will have it's day with this donkey-cave.

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Ouze wrote:
 Just Tony wrote:
And doesn't change the fact that he has stated NO ACTUAL LEGAL PRECEDENT FOR IMPEACHMENT, which is what I was getting at..


There is no "legal precedent for impeachment". The basis for a presidential impeachment was left intentionally vague - "high crimes and misdemeanors" consist of whatever a majority in the House and 2/3rds of the Senate agree they are.



skyth wrote:
 Vaktathi wrote:
Talk of impeachment aside, at this point we've got a literal crazy person making up very serious but insane allegations about his predecessor in office with no evidence, up to and including involving very closely allied foreign governments.


And right there is grounds for impeachment

There is no "legal precedent for impeachment". The basis for a presidential impeachment was left intentionally vague - "high crimes and misdemeanors" consist of whatever a majority in the House and 2/3rds of the Senate agree they are.


Exactly.


At the federal level, Article II of the United States Constitution states in Section 4 that "The President, Vice President, and all civil Officers of the United States shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other High Crimes and Misdemeanors." The House of Representatives has the sole power of impeaching, while the United States Senate has the sole power to try all impeachments. The removal of impeached officials is automatic upon conviction in the Senate. In Nixon v. United States (1993), the Supreme Court determined that the federal judiciary cannot review such proceedings.

Once again, what has been done that counts as a "high crime or misdemeanor"? So far, we have the potential for slander against Obama, and that's it. As far as Pence? Yeah, nothing.

I realize that 98.2% of people on dakka don't want him in office, but there are still proceedures. I strongly disliked a TON of stuff that Obama did, I wasn't ignorant of the processes and laws enough to call for is impeachment every damn day. It seriously makes you look like you're flipping the dugout over after losing a little league game.

And here's a thought: Bill Clinton committed perjury, which is indeed a felony. And he didn't make it all the way to impeachment. If the legal definition of the word "is" is enough to derail an impeachment proceeding against a BLATANT commitment of a felony, you'll have to do better than "Cheeto Jesus", "Trump's running mate", or "beat Hillary in an election".

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Remember when Trump promised he would be to busy working at the White House to go golfing?



How are the generals coming along with their 30-day plan to defeat ISIS?


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 Just Tony wrote:


Once again, what has been done that counts as a "high crime or misdemeanor"?


Whatever 50%+1 member of the House wants to count as "high crime or misdemeanor".

So far, we have the potential for slander against Obama, and that's it. As far as Pence? Yeah, nothing.


- Multiple violations of the Presidential Records Act
- Using the Office of POTUS to personally enrich himself and his family
- Violation of the Emoluments Clause
- Abuse of Power
- Misuse of Office
- Making False and Misleading Statements
- Contempt of Congress
- Contempt of Court
- They could probably find at least one case of Perjury in all his court proceedings

He has done quite a lot already that makes it pretty easy for the House to find a couple Articles of Impeachment. But the Impeachment process is very vague on what people can be impeached for, so we could find stuff to impeach every single POTUS we've had so far. This was done on purpose, because our founding fathers preferred to have a process of removing a bad POTUS other than assassination. They counted on having a sane enough House to not be stupid with the power, which turned out great for us in the 90s, and required a 2/3rds majority in the Senate to convict and remove a POTUS. The system works as intended, for the most part.


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 Just Tony wrote:

And here's a thought: Bill Clinton committed perjury, which is indeed a felony. And he didn't make it all the way to impeachment.


He did make it all the way to impeachment. Impeachment is the Indictment, and the Senate Proceedings are the Trial. Bill Clinton was the 2nd President to have been Impeached, and the 2nd President to have been Acquitted.

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All they need to get him on perjury is to get him to go and defend his insane statements in front of congress. Or about anything really, he lies more than anyone I've ever seen.

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 Just Tony wrote:
And here's a thought: Bill Clinton committed perjury, which is indeed a felony. And he didn't make it all the way to impeachment. If the legal definition of the word "is" is enough to derail an impeachment proceeding against a BLATANT commitment of a felony.


It's difficult to continue this conversation with you when it is becoming increasingly evident you don't know what you're talking about.


I am not one of the people pushing for Trump's impeachment, yet.

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d-usa wrote:
 Just Tony wrote:


Once again, what has been done that counts as a "high crime or misdemeanor"?


Whatever 50%+1 member of the House wants to count as "high crime or misdemeanor".


So basically you don't have to actually break laws, just piss over 50% of them off? No, I'm fairly certain it takes more than that. And a statute or law has to be on the books to violate it. Now, there may be some vague laws in there not unlike "conduct unbecoming..." that they could use, but I don't think they'd make a move like that unless it was a dead lock cert that they were going to crush him in the impeachment hearing.

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So far, we have the potential for slander against Obama, and that's it. As far as Pence? Yeah, nothing.


- Multiple violations of the Presidential Records Act
- Using the Office of POTUS to personally enrich himself and his family
- Violation of the Emoluments Clause
- Abuse of Power
- Misuse of Office
- Making False and Misleading Statements
- Contempt of Congress
- Contempt of Court
- They could probably find at least one case of Perjury in all his court proceedings

He has done quite a lot already that makes it pretty easy for the House to find a couple Articles of Impeachment. But the Impeachment process is very vague on what people can be impeached for, so we could find stuff to impeach every single POTUS we've had so far. This was done on purpose, because our founding fathers preferred to have a process of removing a bad POTUS other than assassination. They counted on having a sane enough House to not be stupid with the power, which turned out great for us in the 90s, and required a 2/3rds majority in the Senate to convict and remove a POTUS. The system works as intended, for the most part.


And as much as he's an outsider to his own party, and the Dems have a MASSIVE axe to grind for the upset, if it was vague enough to be THAT easy, he'd be up there already. I also see over half the things on your list there apply to Obama's presidency as well, yet it was never taken that route. That's another reason for me thinking it's going to take more than "Me Grimlock no like you".

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 Just Tony wrote:

And here's a thought: Bill Clinton committed perjury, which is indeed a felony. And he didn't make it all the way to impeachment.


He did make it all the way to impeachment. Impeachment is the Indictment, and the Senate Proceedings are the Trial. Bill Clinton was the 2nd President to have been Impeached, and the 2nd President to have been Acquitted.



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 NinthMusketeer wrote:
 Ouze wrote:
 Do_I_Not_Like_That wrote:
I'll put up my hand and admit I got it wrong over some aspects of Trump's vision for the USA.



On the flip side of that, as I recall you were one of the first people here to think he would win the election, using Brexit as an example of why you thought so. So you've got that going for you, which is nice.

Admitting he was wrong also puts him well above the GOP (as well as several of the posters here...), and light years above the POTUS. Its funny how many will go to such lengths to avoid admitting they made a mistake when the act of admitting that one made a mistake is a sure-fire way to generate people's respect.


One of my favourite quotes, and a good quote to live by:

""When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?" - John Maynard Keynes

None the less, like I said earlier, I still believe that US foreign policy could be handled a lot better. What are our interests? Can we defend them? Is it worth defending them etc etc

These are key, basic questions that have been overlooked these past decades. IMO.

Trump made the right noises on these in his campaign, but Trump being Trump, made a total feth up of them...


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 Do_I_Not_Like_That wrote:
I'll put up my hand and admit I got it wrong over some aspects of Trump's vision for the USA.



On the flip side of that, as I recall you were one of the first people here to think he would win the election, using Brexit as an example of why you thought so. So you've got that going for you, which is nice.



Predicting a Trump victory is not something I want to boast about


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 Vaktathi wrote:
Talk of impeachment aside, at this point we've got a literal crazy person making up very serious but insane allegations about his predecessor in office with no evidence, up to and including involving very closely allied foreign governments.

This should be scaring everyone.


It's not a question of if, but when a real crisis happens....

God knows how Trump will react. I can only hope that Pence gently leads him into a locked room, with soothing music, steak, and access to his twitter account, whilst the more 'competent' people handle the situation.

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 Vaktathi wrote:
Talk of impeachment aside, at this point we've got a literal crazy person making up very serious but insane allegations about his predecessor in office with no evidence, up to and including involving very closely allied foreign governments.

This should be scaring everyone.

Alternative facts seem to play a very serious role in Trump's life and that of its advisors. This is scary.

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