Trying to imply that contact between Russia and Trump as bad, is complete liberal bull****! Okay, look buddy, it's totally normal
The Mueller report documents at least 127 contacts with Russia. That's hardly normal. Name one other presidential campaign that had anywhere near that many contacts.
and the Mueller report found nothing nefarious going on; not a goddamn thing!
Not a goddamn thing, eh? A total of thirty-four individuals and three companies indicted by Mueller's investigators. Eight have pleaded guilty to or been convicted of felonies, including five Trump associates and campaign officials.
Schifty and Humpty Dumpty are sniveling boobs of the worst kind. I wonder if they receive their paychecks from Soros this week. Those two are prime examples of what's wrong in Washington DC, and exactly why Trump got elected. Trump isn't a threat to our republic; he's a threat to Democrats. You know you're going to lose in 2020, because the clowns you picked for presidential candidates have zero gravitas. You got Biden and Sanders. Good luck. :lol:
Trump is, indeed, a threat to both democracy in general, and US National Security.
127 documented incidents of contact with russia crushes the notion that there was no collusion.
But, collusion is not a crime, conspiracy is. In those 127 contacts, Mueller could not establish to a level worthy of indictment any conspiracy to aid and abet Russia's 2016 election interference compaign.
Mueller, in his report, stated that he could not exonerate Trump of Obstruction Of Justice, for which he gave 10 examples, spelled out in detail how they conformed to Obstruction statutes, of which at least 4, according to a number of legal experts, are slam dunk obstruction cases.
You see, there are three possible outcomes for any investigation whereupon the investigation is successful: exoneration, or confirmation of crimes and misconduct, OR combinations of any of these.
All of these outcomes equal a successful outcome for an investigation.
The issue is predication for the investigation, and if you have a problem with predication for the appointment of the SC, direct your attention to Rosenstein.
Trump was elected by two things:
1. A fluke of the EC system (although it was intended to give more strength to the smaller states, it was never intended to allow for a minority to win )
2. Interstate Crosscheck, a program created by Kris Kobach, who partnered with 29 red states, which purged 1.1 million names from voter registration rolls whereby the program's design was biased against minorities.
As for 'losing' the next election, note that Trump only won by the very slim margin 6/10ths of one percent of the total votes cast, plus losing the popular vote by almost tree million votes, and now we have a history of his gross misconduct, therefore it is not logical to assert that his reelection is assured. Remember, close call votes are always decided by the independent middle.
Dems nominated a weak candidate in 2016, and she still won the popular vote by 3 million. With a stronger candidate, we can win by a lot more than three million and easily overcome any deficits of the EC system which tend to favor republicans in close call votes.