Trump Corruption / Republican Hypocrisy / Public apathy

[Levianon17]

Originally Posted by CPT Savajo

Clinton is by far the grifter if you've been paying attention over the years whereas Trump is a businessmen. Clinton's entire grift was government and his weakness was corruption, sex, and cocaine so it seems. I don't know every bad thing he did before he became President but he was involved in the White Water scandal, there was the thing with the Rose Law Firm, Mena Arkansas drug smuggling operation, and I've heard testimony from police on video that Clinton had to get rushed to the ER twice when he was governor because of cocaine overdose.

He raped Juanita Broaddrick, has had many allegations of sexual harrassment in which he had to settle out of court to the tune of $850K via Paula Jones, he sold out America with NAFTA and sent industry out of country ruining the job market, and I would have to say the most damning thing about Clinton is the vaunted Clinton Death List and his ties to Jeffrey Epstein that Ajax can't remove. Now the lying mainstream media tries to protect his image but we all know Clinton went many times to Epstein Island. I believe Congress has held the Clintons in Contempt of Congress with Clintons ties to the pedophile Jeffrey Epstein? They're in hot water but I don't believe anything will happen.

Overall Bill Clinton is a LIAR. The man lied to the entire country when he deliberately lied about his affair with Monica Lewinsky. He should not be trusted.

If there ever was Criminals in the White House Bill and Hillary Clinton, are it. They are no doubt the Bonnie and Clyde of Politricks.

[Precious_b]

Originally Posted by Turner2099

He settled with CBS for $16 million, but another right-wing news source was created from the resulting merger between Paramount and Skydance, not to mention he got rid of a thorn in his side, Stephen Colbert. Colbert's show being canceled right after the merger is too much of a coincidence for me. Paramount/Skydance is also trying to buy Warner Brothers, which owns CNN. That would be another win for Trump from the $16 million settlement. Additionally, most legal experts agreed that CBS had a very strong case and likely would have prevailed as it was widely seen as having little to no merit under the First Amendment. Trump came out golden in that deal.

Oh, I don't think he got rid of him. If anything, he unshackled him from the boundaries of network TV and a fuller reign of freedom to express himself when he is released from his contract. But the episode with him has shown with unfolding events that CBS has abandoned its foundations built on Murrow and Cronkite to that of chasing the $$$$ over integrity.

Originally Posted by RX792P

Clinton has more 'skeletons in the closet' than Trump from before his Presidency?

Just a sample...
From 1973 and until he was elected president in 2016, Donald Trump and his businesses were involved in over 4,000 legal cases in United States federal and state courts.
- $25 million settlement for students who claim they were defrauded by Trump University
- In 1991, one of Trump's casinos in Atlantic City, New Jersey, was found guilty of circumventing state regulations about casino financing when Donald Trump's father bought $3.5 million in chips that he had no plans to gamble.
- Donald J. Trump was forced to pay more than $2 million in court-ordered damages to eight different charities for illegally misusing charitable funds at the Trump Foundation for political purposes.
- At least bankruptcies, a practice Trump likened to a 'business practice'...investors and small business owners lost over $1.5 billion, while Trump continued to collect millions in salaries, bonuses, and other payments from these companies

Oh, I loved that with the non-profit, which was eventually forced to shut down, that the family had to take mandated court ordered ethics classes. Guess that didn't stick to well to the teflon donny&co

[RX792P]

Is DOJ really so desperate as to resort to X for prosecutor candidates?
Haven't they heard of Indeed.com?

Chad Mizelle — acting general counsel for the Department of Homeland Security
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If you are a lawyer, are interested in being an AUSA, and support President Trump and anti-crime agenda, DM me.

We need good prosecutors. And DOJ is hiring across the country. Now is your chance to join the mission and do good for our country.

Humorous trivia...Mizelle had to be reminded by responses to his post that he didn't turn on his DM capability on X...

[Turner2099]

Originally Posted by CPT Savajo

Clinton is by far the grifter if you've been paying attention over the years whereas Trump is a businessmen. Clinton's entire grift was government and his weakness was corruption, sex, and cocaine so it seems. I don't know every bad thing he did before he became President but he was involved in the White Water scandal, there was the thing with the Rose Law Firm, Mena Arkansas drug smuggling operation, and I've heard testimony from police on video that Clinton had to get rushed to the ER twice when he was governor because of cocaine overdose.

He raped Juanita Broaddrick, has had many allegations of sexual harrassment in which he had to settle out of court to the tune of $850K via Paula Jones, he sold out America with NAFTA and sent industry out of country ruining the job market, and I would have to say the most damning thing about Clinton is the vaunted Clinton Death List and his ties to Jeffrey Epstein that Ajax can't remove. Now the lying mainstream media tries to protect his image but we all know Clinton went many times to Epstein Island. I believe Congress has held the Clintons in Contempt of Congress with Clintons ties to the pedophile Jeffrey Epstein? They're in hot water but I don't believe anything will happen.

Overall Bill Clinton is a LIAR. The man lied to the entire country when he deliberately lied about his affair with Monica Lewinsky. He should not be trusted.

Except for the drug allegations, Trump has an analog for just about everything you listed. That's pure "whataboutism". No newspaper actually counted the number of documented lies Clinton said. It's astounding that one felt the need to for Trump.

You say Trump's a businessman almost like that makes what he did prior to being President OK. It's not OK. I won't defend anything that Clinton has done that is wrong, nor would I expect any Democrat to when presented with evidence. Trump has been proven to have committed wrongs, sexually, monetarily, and morally (at a minimum not renting to black people based upon their skin color is morally wrong), but his followers (that's actually a more accurate term than supporters, in my opinion) will not condemn those wrongs.

Calling Trump a businessman and implying that is a strength is a fallacy. Trump has proven that he is not a good businessman. I really don't believe that's subjective.

Clinton is gone and has been for a couple of decades now. We don't have to worry about anything he does or anything he's done. Trump remains in office and will be there for three more years. We have to worry about what someone proven to be morally and financially bankrupt can and will do to our country.