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Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Democrats Are Licking Their Chops To "Get Trump"

Dems ready new impeachment push, former White House aide says Trump is ‘f—ed’

Posted on November 1, 2017 by Sam Rolley

Democratic lawmakers are reportedly working with constitutional scholars to solidify an argument to impeach President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, a former Trump campaign aide predicts special prosecutor Robert Mueller is close to revealing corrupt ties between the president’s business empire and Russia.

According to a report out in The Hill Wednesday, congressional Democrats are working to put together an impeachment case before Thanksgiving.

“It is clear to us that he is unfit to be president of the United States of America,” Rep. Louis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.) told the newspaper.

Gutiérrez, who is leading the impeachment charge, was light on specifics , only telling the newspaper that lawmakers are working with a team of constitutional experts to ensure they have a solid case against the president.

“I assure you we will not leave you lacking for reason,” he told The Hill.

Democrats have struggled to generate interest for impeachment efforts against Trump several times since he took office in January. But pro-impeachment members of the party say recent indictments of people close to Trump in the Russia collusion investigation mean the time for a significant impeachment push is now.

Democrats are likely looking to hit Trump with articles of impeachment as negative press surrounding the collusion investigation reaches fever pitch.

The Mueller investigation is certainly taking a toll on Trump’s approval rating, with 62 percent of respondents to a recent Gallup survey saying they are unhappy withe the president’s job performance.

Sam Nunberg, a campaign aide fired by Trump earlier this year, claims Mueller’s recent indictments and Trump’s abysmal approval rating signal the beginning of the end for the administration.

“Trump is at 33 percent in Gallup. You can’t go any lower. He’s fucked,” he told Vanity Fair.

Nunberg was interviewed by the magazine for a piece pondering “what the endgame for Trump looks like.

The former Trump associate says Mueller’s recent indictments signal that the investigation is now poised to “go over every financial dealing of Jared Kushner and the Trump Organization.”

Still, Mueller has yet to reveal anything signaling corrupt ties between the president and Russia.

Saturday, July 11, 2015

Trump Has Found His Message. Phoenix Speech To Be About Illegal Immigrants!

Father of Teen Killed by Illegal to Introduce Trump at Arizona Rally

By Cathy Burke | Saturday, 11 Jul 2015 02:01 PM

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The heartbroken father of a high school student gunned down by an illegal alien is introducing Donald Trump at his Saturday speech in Phoenix, where the brash billionaire will take on immigration – and his Republican rivals.

CNN reports Jamiel Shaw Sr., the father of the standout Los Angeles high school football star killed in 2008 by an illegal immigrant gangbanger, met with Trump on Friday and was asked to introduce the event in Arizona.

"He's speaking for the dead. He's speaking for my son," the father said, CNN reports. "He's speaking for the people who can't speak for themselves that demand that somebody do something."

The GOP presidential candidate's campaign handed out more than 9,000 tickets to his Saturday speech at Arizona's Phoenix Convention Center, The Washington Postreports.

Trump adviser Sam Nunberg tells the Post Trump's goal is to be a conduit for the conservatives in the GOP who feel like outsiders, especially on immigration.

"His persona is a mix of Ross Perot and Ronald Reagan," Nunberg tells the Post. "A successful businessman disliked by the elites, a natural communicator, and someone who speaks for and is part of the conservative base."

The Post reports that by Saturday morning, the campaign had handed out more than 9,000 free tickets to the event in Arizona, the heart of the debate over border security.

But on craigslist.com in Phoenix, scalpers were offering the free ducats for up to $100.

A Fox News affiliate said it would live-stream the speech on You Tube.Website theconservativetreehouse.com said it'll run an open conversation thread on its site.

Joining Trump on the convention center stage will be Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who the Post notes, "built a national profile with his aggressive efforts to hunt down and deport undocumented immigrants in the Phoenix area."

The Post, quoting unnamed sources, said Trump will restate his vow to build a wall across at the U.S. southern border with Mexico, and attack Jeb Bush for having said many immigrants come to the United States out of an "act of love," criticize Florida Sen. Marco Rubio for once advocating comprehensive immigration reform, and accuse Rick Perry of being weak and unable to secure his state's border with Mexico.

He'll also make the case that other candidates are beholden to big donors and corporate lobbyists who are advocating comprehensive immigration reform.

And Trump tells Bloomberg he'll speak without a prepared text.

"I have a very great memory," he told the news outlet.

Prior to the Phoenix campaign event, Trump will be at the Freedom Fest in Las Vegas, a gathering of Libertarian-minded activists.

A hint of the Saturday speech came the previous day, after Trump met with families of victims killed by undocumented immigrants, including Shaw.

At Friday's press conference, Trump claimed Mexico was sending its criminals to the United States, CNN reports.

"The fact that they are sending criminals and prisoners into our country and there are people stupid enough to put them in jails or let them roam the street, which is even worse, I have to respect (Mexico) for it," Trump said.

"I don't know it you know, (former Cuban leader Fidel) Castro, many years ago, opened up his prisons and sent his prisoners to the United States," he continued. "In a much more sophisticated manner, Mexico is doing the same thing."

Twitter lit up with anticipation.

Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol, answering a tweet from Alex Burns of The New York Times saying "Trump going into Arizona tinderbox wielding flamethrowers in both hands,"
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