Senate issues unanimous resolution "the press is not the enemy of the people"

[Gigimo]

BTW...

A majority of registered voters approve of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia and possible obstruction of justice charges against President Trump and members of his administration, according to a Fox News poll released Wednesday.

The poll revealed that 59 percent of registered voters approve of Mueller’s investigation, marking an 11-point jump from respondents who said the same in a July Fox News poll. Thirty-seven percent of respondents said they disapprove of Mueller's probe.
http://thehill.com/homenews/news/403161-poll-mueller-approval-rating-jumps-by-11-points

Fox is pretty much the government station these days. If they say a large majority of Americans are siding with Mueller, that's a remarkable change.

It's all about getting certain rhetoric seen isn't it? No matter how high the "insinuations" are stacked it won't somehow amazingly morph into facts and truth.

You'll not convince people to leave Trump and vote for the other candidate in 2020, not with all of the silliness they've seen and read since 2008.

 

[The Barbarian]

It's all about getting certain rhetoric seen isn't it?

Yep. It seems that tweets are now counter-productive.

No matter how high the "insinuations" are stacked it won't somehow amazingly morph into facts and truth.

Enough evidence take down um... four or five underlings so far, who have either pled guilty or gotten convicted. Who's next?

You'll not convince people to leave Trump

Maybe so. Weirder things have happened in American politics. But it's been going the other way over the past year. Presidents have pulled out of messes before, but only Nixon, Reagan, and Harding had as many crooks working for them. One of them came out all right.

Trump's big worry is that if he loses in 2020, he would possibly be indicted.

 

[The Barbarian]

Barbarian observes:
You people do seem obsessed beyond all reason, yes. She lost the election. The republicans failed to find any crime she, or any of her associates committed. It's over. Let it go.

Thank you for proving my point about TDSers thinking people hate Hillary

Not being able to let go of it, long after she left office, and long after a republican inquisition was unable to find any crimes she or her associates commited, does tend to suggest an irrational hatred, yes.

because they question the Trump witch hunt

It never got off the ground. Trump was dumbfounded to learn that he just couldn't order Clinton investigated on his own authority. He's in way over his head.

and think she's guilty of malfeasance because her absolution wasn't kosher.

The republicans occasionally slipped and admitted their "investigation" was political. And as Trey Gowdy eventually grudgingly admitted, there was no evidence of crimes committed by Clinton or anyone working for her.

There are many Americans who are disgusted with the moral cesspool the WH has become. BTW they aren't all democrats either some are lifelong republicans tired of the corruption in this administration.

Hence the unanimous declaration by the senate denying Trump's claim that the free press is the "enemy of the people."