45 walks in, blows his top, storms out of meeting!

[planosteve]

What crime, specifically, should Trump be impeached for?

Beside wining an election and hurting democrat feelings.

You mean I get to choose? But, it's sooooo hard. There are so many!

Pick one

Lying to the American people. 10,000 times and counting.

[Sangersteve]

Lying to the American people. 10,000 times and counting.

So in your thought process, does this apply to everyone,or just Trump?

[truep]

Mental illness is a hard thing to watch, but it's now time for the leading Democrats and Republicans to convince Pence to suck it up and activate the 25th amendment.

Yep, it's Trump derangement Syndrome. They still can't believe they LOST!

[GFB]

Lying to the American people. 10,000 times and counting.

So in your thought process, does this apply to everyone,or just Trump?

Apparently..in his thought process..lying is a crime.

[glenn/dallas]

He didn't storm out, nor did he throw a tantrum. He had no reason to listen to Pelosi belittle him the day after she announced he was covering something up. She has not yet told us what it is that he is covering up. Grow UP, democratic elected state officialS, why are you still following your chosen few when they are living a lie,. Isn't over two years of investigations enough time to say CARRY ON AND GET WITH THE PEOPLES BUSINESS.

[John in Plano]

Trump could have shown the world his much ballyhooed negotiation skills with a vocal adversary.
He didn't.
Instead he walked out and made demands.

Temper tantrum is what I call it, others are free to disagree.

[BigTex]

Walking out is a negotiating skill. Or at least a tactic.

[GFB]

Walking out is a negotiating skill. Or at least a tactic.

Bingo!

[planosteve]

Walking out is a negotiating skill. Or at least a tactic.

Bingo!

Only there was no negotiating going on.

[GFB]

Walking out is a negotiating skill. Or at least a tactic.

Bingo!

Only there was no negotiating going on.

Pelosi felt the need to come right out..and then proceeded to stammer, slur, and completely jarble whatever the heck she was trying to say.

The more pressure on Trump, the better he performs...she has no idea what to do other than create a new hoax..COVER UP!

..of what..nobody knows.

[John in Plano]

Walking out is a negotiating skill. Or at least a tactic.

Whining about how people talk about him is also a tactic.

[planosteve]

Walking out is a negotiating skill. Or at least a tactic.

Whining about how people talk about him is also a tactic.

So is claiming that everybody else is nuts but you.
Trump called on a number of aides in the Roosevelt Room to assert that he had remained calm and had not thrown a temper tantrum as Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer implied.
"You were very calm and very direct," replied Mercedes Schlapp, the White House director of strategic communications.
"Very calm," responded White House press secretary Sarah Sanders. "I've seen both. And this was not angry and ranting."
Three other White House officials Trump asked to bear witness echoed that sentiment.
Trump labeled Pelosi as crazy, said she had "lost it" and "has a lot of problems." He termed as nasty the House speaker's suggestion earlier in the day that the president's family needed to stage an intervention because of his behavior.
"I'm an extremely stable genius," Trump asserted at one point.
https://www.voanews.com/a/head-roosevel ... 30241.html

[jellowrestling]

Walking out is a negotiating skill. Or at least a tactic.

Whining about how people talk about him is also a tactic.

So is claiming that everybody else is nuts but you.
Trump called on a number of aides in the Roosevelt Room to assert that he had remained calm and had not thrown a temper tantrum as Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer implied.
"You were very calm and very direct," replied Mercedes Schlapp, the White House director of strategic communications.
"Very calm," responded White House press secretary Sarah Sanders. "I've seen both. And this was not angry and ranting."
Three other White House officials Trump asked to bear witness echoed that sentiment.
Trump labeled Pelosi as crazy, said she had "lost it" and "has a lot of problems." He termed as nasty the House speaker's suggestion earlier in the day that the president's family needed to stage an intervention because of his behavior.
"I'm an extremely stable genius," Trump asserted at one point.
https://www.voanews.com/a/head-roosevel ... 30241.html

Yeah, I watched a clip of that. He smiled and laughed as he said it. Another instance of the media lying about him: He didn't "assert" it; an honest journalist would say, "Trump joked at one point."

[Mark]

You mean I get to choose? But, it's sooooo hard. There are so many!

Pick one

Lying to the American people. 10,000 times and counting.

Please enumerate them. All of them

[Mark]

Double clutch

[planosteve]

Pick one

Lying to the American people. 10,000 times and counting.

Please enumerate them. All of them

You'll have to ask the Washington Post. They are keeping track.

That the President of the United States doesn't tell the truth -- a lot -- is not new news.
And so, while the fact that President Donald Trump has now said more than 10,000 false or misleading things in his first 827 days in office, according to The Washington Post Fact Checker, is both galling and appalling, isn't all that surprising.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/29/politics ... index.html

[Mark]

Lying to the American people. 10,000 times and counting.

Please enumerate them. All of them

You'll have to ask the Washington Post. They are keeping track.

That the President of the United States doesn't tell the truth -- a lot -- is not new news.
And so, while the fact that President Donald Trump has now said more than 10,000 false or misleading things in his first 827 days in office, according to The Washington Post Fact Checker, is both galling and appalling, isn't all that surprising.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/29/politics ... index.html

I didn't see a list there. Try again.

[planosteve]

Please enumerate them. All of them

You'll have to ask the Washington Post. They are keeping track.

That the President of the United States doesn't tell the truth -- a lot -- is not new news.
And so, while the fact that President Donald Trump has now said more than 10,000 false or misleading things in his first 827 days in office, according to The Washington Post Fact Checker, is both galling and appalling, isn't all that surprising.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/29/politics ... index.html

I didn't see a list there. Try again.

You'll have to ask the WAPO Fact Checker if you want a list. I don't have one.