Democrats have a new impeachment hero: Fox News analyst Andrew Napolitano

[dannno]

Didn't Napster used to be a hero here?

I guess you don't recall why he was suspended from Fox News?

I guess you don't recall what he said shortly after his suspension?

 

[dannno]

Still is.

IDGAF about Trump.

The Judge gives the constitutional perspective.

He doesnt play favorites.

Answer the questions I posted to zippy above, you will quickly see why you and the Judge are wrong.

 

[donnay]

Judge Nap is truly a disappointment. Obviously Nap's grudge towards President Trump is more powerful to him, than Liberty.

 

[Todd]

I still hold him in high regard.



I just think he's wrong on this.

This ^

 

[Todd]

Stating the obvious here: Trump could not give a fuck about the constitution.

He doesnt even know wtf it is.

The other assholes in DC know theyre violating the rule of law. Trump doesnt even know that.

Trump was under the impression that the President is like the CEO of a company, that hes the boss.

Hes more of an authoritarian than anything else.

Good Lord! So much Truth...gonna splode heads here.

Trump reminds me of grandma in Christmas vacation when shes asked to say Grace and states the Pledge of Allegiance.

 

[unknown]

Good Lord! So much Truth...gonna splode heads here.

Trump reminds me of grandma in Christmas vacation when shes asked to say Grace and states the Pledge of Allegiance.

Hahah, I needs to sees this scene.

 

[donnay]

Good Lord! So much Truth...gonna splode heads here.

Trump reminds me of grandma in Christmas vacation when shes asked to say Grace and states the Pledge of Allegiance.

That was Aunt Bethany.

 

[Pauls' Revere]

Benedict Arnold was a hero to the Revolution, until he wasn't.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Swordsmyth again.


As far as I know, he had kicked ass and was turned down at least once for a higher command? and/or assigned a higher degree of battle responsibilities. Instead he was put in charge of supply coordination which he deemed petty and insignificant to his role. By todays terms he could have been the lead commander of all Logistics and Supply Chain of the Revolution. Which is actually a huge role, but nobody recognized the importance of such things back then. It was beneath him and menial and in some ways he was butthurt by not being recognized as a great officer. Reminds me of McCain and that no matter what human behavior doesn't change only the names and faces.

 

[RPtotheWH]

I guess you don't recall why he was suspended from Fox News?

I guess you don't recall what he said shortly after his suspension?

I found the answer to the 1st question but I would like to know which statement you are referring to?

 

[enhanced_deficit]

Cross platform support happens sometimes. There were recent reports that almost 30% of people showing at Trump rallies these days are Dems/minorities.

A libertarians supported judge being supported by Dems is not too unusual; during GOPA wing neocons supported Iraqi freedom war scam, many Libertarians started to like Dem Kucinich and he become almost a Ron Paul ally.

 

[Swordsmyth]

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Swordsmyth again.


As far as I know, he had kicked ass and was turned down at least once for a higher command? and/or assigned a higher degree of battle responsibilities. Instead he was put in charge of supply coordination which he deemed petty and insignificant to his role. By todays terms he could have been the lead commander of all Logistics and Supply Chain of the Revolution. Which is actually a huge role, but nobody recognized the importance of such things back then. It was beneath him and menial and in some ways he was butthurt by not being recognized as a great officer. Reminds me of McCain and that no matter what human behavior doesn't change only the names and faces.

And he was mad that Congress continued to support the incompetent Gen. Gates, he thought (correctly) that he should have replaced Gates.

 

[kpitcher]

Agree about Nap & am looking at all sides of this impeachment carp- haven't made a final decision.

Nap, along with Wallace, could also be the part of Faux News that allows them to say hey we're not 100% pro trump, we're not OAN.

I assume there are still a few people who aren't part of the cult of the red hat who still watch the channel so they have to hit that target audience.

 

[unknown]

I guess you don't recall why he was suspended from Fox News?

No, I do.

The Judge walked in on Rupert Murdoch and Rick Santorum fingering each other.

 

[dannno]

I found the answer to the 1st question but I would like to know which statement you are referring to?

What got him suspended was when he said that Trump campaign was wiretapped by the Obama admin, which it turns out now we know is true. Of course it wasn't a literal wiretap, because they don't literally tap wires anymore, but it is the same thing. They were spying on him.

Shortly after the suspension, he said something along the lines of, "you would be surprised what kind of dirt the FBI might have on you", which sounded like the FBI found some dirt on him and he was surprised that they were able to uncover it.

So it appears he was blackmailed by the anti-Trump deep state.

Either that or he is being anti-Trump on purpose so that when Trump nominates him to the Supreme Court, he can point to all these instances where he was not supportive of Trump.