Trump's Godfather-ly sitdown

Trump's Godfather-ly sitdown with Pelosi and Schumer Stu Tarlowe <stu@tarlowe.com> 7:16 AM (1 hour ago) Far be it from me to encourage, support or condone political assassination (at least not of anyone in this country). And yet, when I heard about Trump’s dinner with Chuck U. Schumer and Pelosi Galore, my subconscious mind forced me to think of a scene from a 1972 movie in which a man went to dinner with two of his enemies: [...] First of all, far be it from me to wish to even set foot anywhere near the figurative territory inhabited by the likes of Maria Chappelle-Nadal, the Missouri State senator from suburban St. Louis who vociferously broadcast her desire to see President Trump assassinated (and who has been, thus far, only censured but not removed from office). Far be it from me to encourage, support or condone the assassination of anybody (at least not anybody in this country)! And yet, when I heard about Donald Trump actually sitting down to dinner with Chuck U. Schumer and Pelosi Galore (whom Mark Levin has called “saboteurs, out to destroy Trump’s presidency”), try as I might I simply could not prevent my subconscious mind from free-associating and directing my thoughts to one of my favorite scenes from “The Godfather”: [FULL] notoriousBLOG  Drumlinfarmer • an hour ago The one thing that can be said with all certainty is that no one, and I do mean no one knows what Trumps actions are for. Is he with us or is he against us? No one knows. My personal thoughts are that he is desperately trying to accomplish something and will find whoever will work with him to do it. The Republicans have shown themselves to be unwavering in their hatred of the man so he will embrace the Democrats if they will work to accomplish something, anything. AF_Chief_Master_Sgt What better way to get republitards on board, than to give an audience to the demitards. Nothing says "play ball with me or I'll beat you over the head with the bat" like opening the door to the "enemy." I saw a whole lot of republitards talking about how they want to work on Trump's agenda after that meeting. I saw a lot of pants being soiled, too. Niccolo1512 For the new boss to gain control of a recalcitrant organization, he must first cause a lot of internal conflict. Those are a few of the comments to Stu's explication. For my part, I really don't pay much attention to any of it anymore.  I felt going in that Trump was our last and only hope, and Oorah, he won.  I am not going to question a  thing he does, because either I was right to place my trust in him, or I wasn't.  I am however flummoxed  by how deep the Deep State is.  I used to have a red button that we could press and blow the crap out of everyone.  Can't find it.  I think MoSup put it in with the washer, and dissolved it, she swears sh did not.   I forgive her.