When am I not inflammatory?

I never said I have them. My research points to a number of times and occasions he's done this. I'm sure if you look them up, you can find them. I do not plan to dedicate my time to this endeavor. If you want to do the research and show that's it's right or wrong, I'm open to listening to your findings.

There's also another thing. The reporter Trump was supposedly mocking doesn't move the way Trump was. They freeze framed an exact second of Trump through his movement to try and get him in a similar pose to the reporter. Sleazy stuff.

Honestly, I do vaguely remember him doing stuff like this in the past. Particularly to Hillary and referring to fake news in general.

Sounds like you are the one that has eaten too much propaganda.

demarat isn't quite as creative as demonazi.

Classic fascist apologist. You friends with Teppler?

"There's a thing that exists that disproves your argument, but I don't have it. I just kind of remember it. You're going to have to go hunting for it yourself but it's totally true."

God damn, I can't believe it. If you can't trust a Nazi on the internet, who can you trust any more?

Here is the complaint filed by an intelligence officer about President Trump's interactions with the leader of Ukraine. It was released with a letter from the inspector general for the intelligence community.

The whistleblower says in the complaint that they had learned from several sources that senior White House officials had intervened to "lock down" all records of the call, particularly an official word-for-word transcript. "This set of actions underscored to me that White House officials understood the gravity of what had transpired in the call," the whistleblower wrote in the complaint.

The whistleblower says details of the call were stored in a "stand-alone computer system reserved for codeword-level intelligence information, such as covert action."

The whistleblower adds that officials said it was "'not the first time' under this administration that a presidential transcript was placed into this codeword-level system solely for the purpose of protecting politically sensitive - rather than national security sensitive - information."

Totally legal, totally cool.

Yes, if the standard is held across the board. Yes.