Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "Trump Is Having an Impeachment Meltdown: A Closer Look" video.

It's dangerous to trust your feelings over the facts, that's what children and fantalists do.
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@kienspicer4476 Trump is an egotistical narcissist who could not plan his way out of a paper bag, he speaks off the cuff and often says outrageous things he's not even aware of. If you believe that, and I do, then the idea he colluded with Russia and has some deep and vast plan to take over America is just ridiculous. I am sorry he's pulling out and leaving the Kurds to face Turkey, but Trump has been responsive to REAL critics and adjusted his policy. Watch him do the same this time.
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62,984,828 votes for Trump in 2016, and the majority of the electoral college. I don't think those stats support lunacy. There must be a different explanation, and also to why 60% of moderates currently think impeachment is a DEM witch hunt. I am a registered Dem from California, did not vote for Trump, but see the Dems failing to understand the enemy, and have yet to offer an alternative candidate that can win in 2020.
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Fin prez was laughing because he faces similar idiot press in his country. The Fin prez has more in common with Trump then you, or me... and understands what its like to be on the podium. Don't image you can think his thoughts.
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Why did the reporter ask that question at a press conference for President of Finland? It's not as if they don't get to ask the impeachment question. The press is just what Trump says it is.
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I am a registered Dem in California and agreed with everything Trump said about the press and CNN. Empathy has become a drug being sold by the media and used for mind control. It's in their playbook. Ask any journalism student from about 1975 on. You are getting played. It used to be "knowledge/truth is power", that's been changed to "power is power". First you get power, then you get to tell people what is true. You will get the government you deserve...
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Dak Lamerbusch No basements in California. In 1972, Journalism professor and magazine editor Robert Stein wrote the book, Media Power: Who Is Shaping Your Picture of the World? , and had a chapter "The Truth as Property". This was the pivot point when the invisible, objective reporter disappeared and the new journalist as embedded social advocist began, at least in the context of the modern era. Our media is a combination of self-indulgent social activism and corporate greed, seemingly incompatible values, but Paddy Chayefsky said it long before I did, and in a much more poignant and funny way, with his script for the movie, "Network".
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