Tony Stark
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It's been the Republican plan for the last 40 years.
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https://twitter.com/MariannaNBCNews/status/864815443164504065
And some people were saying that Jared was probably a good influence on DJT's decisions. It's like the WH is run by an idiot version of the Sopranos.
I think it's very likely that everyone around Trump did their best to stop him from firing Comey: that is why Trump had to send his personal bodyguard to deliver the dismissal letter and not go through the formal channels.
Trump made the calculated move that firing Comey was less destructive than letting him carry on, just like with his tax returns, when he figured that releasing them would cause more damage than withholding them forever.
And he is right: it probably bought him weeks or months until it becomes clear how the investigation can proceed.
Locker room talk worked last time he confessed to a crime.
This story had just broken when I was driving yesterday.
On CNN, the general consensus was that contemporaneous notes or memos by any FBI official, much less the Director, would carry a LOT of weight in any prosecution going forward - that many crime figures have been brought down on the basis of such notes or memos.
When CNN went to an ad, I switched to Fox News. In essence, there Comey was a loose cannon and it was a simple case of his word against Trump's. If Trump's request to suspend the Flynn investigation was such a big deal, why didn't Comey bring it to light when it happened?
Seems like "Where you sit depends on where you stand"!
http://newsthump.com/2017/05/16/tru...ys-white-house-spokesman-without-being-asked/
This is satire... I think.
Press Secretary Sean Spicer was unavailable for comment as he is still refusing to come down from the cypress tree he climbed up on Sunday.
However, a Fox News journalist has managed to get him down to the lower branches by singing John Denver songs and holding up pieces of pound cake on the end of a garden rake.
Nonsense, they still accept Reagan as a republican president. In fact he is the only one they will cop to. So not even 30 years.
Fox's position only works if you ignore that Trump picked someone for NSA with a million red flags who instantly fell into legal jeopardy. Is Trump that obsessed with loyaltyorand does Flynn have a copy of the pee tape?
Locker room talk worked last time he confessed to a crime.
Yet I am betting you this will soon be downplayed by the GOP, then in 2 month only a few of the dedicated (like this forum) will ever remember and trump will still be in. Wanna bet ?
When CNN went to an ad, I switched to Fox News. In essence, there Comey was a loose cannon and it was a simple case of his word against Trump's. If Trump's request to suspend the Flynn investigation was such a big deal, why didn't Comey bring it to light when it happened?
Seems like "Where you sit depends on where you stand"!
If true, it's pretty obviously an impeachable offense, especially in combination with Comey's dismissal.
It's hard to imagine that Flynn doesn't possess explosive evidence. Trump doesn't think twice about dumping people when it suits him. He's taken extraordinary steps to protect Flynn. I don't buy for a second that it's because Trump is loyal to those who are loyal to him.Fox's position only works if you ignore that Trump picked someone for NSA with a million red flags who instantly fell into legal jeopardy. Is Trump that obsessed with loyalty or does Flynn have a copy of the pee tape?
My "party" ? Lol.
From 2000-2008 I voted Gore, Kerry, Obama and then in 2012 I voted Johnson, 2016 I voted Trump.
Trump has been a massive disappointment since taking office. The man is a clown and a buffoon, which I always knew, but I hoped he could at least direct his remarkable momentum in a way that could help destroy a wildly corrupt system in which both parties are absolutely awful.
I still hope Trump can do some of what he promised, right the ship, start listening to Bannon more, quit listening to his liberal daughter and her (((husband))) and at least help deepen divisions within America and the West at large (I think he's at least doing that, thankfully.)
I still think he's better than any of the other 16 or 17 or whatever it was, republican candidates there were. He's certainly preferable to Hillary having won.
He's worth having in there for Jeff Sessions alone. We'll get more than that out of him, but it's sad that it seems like it's going to be such meager pickings. The swamp has definitely drained him.
But that's the problem. D.C. is a cess pool, and both parties take turns boning the American people in favor of a globalist, greed-based, nation-destroying, identity-destroying worldview which must be ended at all costs.
Capitalism needs to be reigned in massively, greed needs to be curtailed and channeled to benefit the people, we should have universal single-payer healthcare, strong safety regulations, strong borders, a strong national identity tied to a clear racial identity, etc.
Trump and Clinton are both incredibly greedy people, but believe it or not I think Clinton had him beat on that. I think his greed, at this point, is at least somewhat sated. I had hoped it was moreso than it seems to be. I had hoped he wouldn't cuck so hard and so fast. I had hoped he would be more capable of restraint, clarity of vision, focus and devotion to his voters and the promises he made. I haven't written him off entirely, but do I sound to you like a blind party loyalist?
Seems like "Where you sit depends on where you stand"!
Yeah, what a revelation, people support the groups they are part of over the groups they are not!