Lindsey should never use the term “go down” just as Cockholster should never use the term “leak.”
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“Do you think making catty remarks is doing your part, Senator?”
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And, yet, he pertweeted…
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Well said, counselor.
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“Catty? You BITCH!”
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To make it “legal,” I think Big Fat Fucking Fuck needs to be capitalized. Shift v. Non-shift, USC 59.004 © 6.
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I’m just a despicable yankee come to trample Lindsey’s indigo and spill sweet tea all over the doilies.
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As long as you don’t wear white after Labor Day and before Easter Sunday.
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Trump tweet to the effect that Lindsey Graham would know about going down coming in ten, nine, eight…
He never disappoints!
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Trump corollary: It’s not the crime that gets you; it’s the covfefe.
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As a reminder to the miserable do nothings, the traitors in Congress, that this man has committed and will continue to commit criminal acts while you stand by and do nothing but blurt out inane commentary.Could you ramp up the talk about the urgency for America’s future as a pleasant change?
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I’m going out to Tucson Covfefe Roasters in a half an hour to get covfefe in the form of a double-short latte and a piece of gluten-free covfefe-cake.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on Sunday said President Donald Trump could be the first president to “go down” as a result of his inability to stop tweeting
Who could forget Andrew Johnson, the last President to almost “go down” as a result of tweeting? He just couldn’t stop tweeting about Edwin Stanton!
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damn, Pence hasn’t aged a day!
Those glasses aren’t much of a disguise though, shoulda went with the “fake” mustache
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I hope and pray (yes, I know …) that the Democrats have the balls to use the “T” words when it comes to campaign time: treason and traitor by doing nothing.
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First, enough of the “Miss” Lindsay. Don’t want our con friends saying progressives are all anti-LGBTQ.
Second, Trump is stuck on the idea if He turns it all into “he said/He said”, He will have created enough “reasonable doubt” to prevail in any civil or criminal action … hence the chaos tweeting.
Of course I have “reasonable doubt” that tactic will work 
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Let him tweet. As a matter of fact, by all means encourage him. This guy has no clue the damage he is doing to himself.
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I take it that you are not offended by the “miss Lindsey” thing that seems to have become a question of PC.
Good.
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He’s brought more than one aboard.
I thought Team Turmeric would be shitting bricks when Mueller added A-list mob prosecutor Andrew Weissmann to his already scarily formidable team; Weissmann is an expert in RICO and FCPA statutes as well as corporate fraud.
But now he has added Michael Dreeben, the Justice Department’s go-to lawyer on criminal justice cases.
“Michael is the most brilliant and most knowledgeable federal criminal lawyer in America - period,” said Walter Dellinger, a law professor at Duke University School of Law and acting solicitor general for the 1996-1997 term of the Supreme Court.
“I learned early on in my time as acting [solicitor general] that there was no point of ever thinking of second-guessing Michael on a matter of federal criminal law, because he just knew more than I did or could ever know,” Dellinger said. “He’s a straight shooter and is held in the greatest esteem by the FBI and lawyers in U.S. attorneys offices all over the country.”
Of course, these legal eagles will be no match for the only attorney still willing to work for Il Douche, because nobody can write a threatening letter or lose major lawsuits better than Marc Kasowitz, Esq.
Once Mueller and his team receives a letter from him that begins
they will no doubt be left trembling. Indeed, they will have no choice but to beg forgiveness, close their investigation(s), and apologize for any inconvenience they may have caused the Emperor.
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