kellyb
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Trump tried to get Sessions to un-recuse, and the only reason it didn't happen is because Sessions refused.
IIRC, he threatened to FIRE him on twitter if he didn't un-recuse!
Trump tried to get Sessions to un-recuse, and the only reason it didn't happen is because Sessions refused.
This is really terrible. From page 234 of the report:
Under oath, Sanders is forced to admit she is nothing more than a propagandist as well as a liar. Nice job Sarah.
I know some reporter is going to ask Sanders at some news conference:
A reporter tells the White House spokesperson, "the majority of FBI agents support James Comey" and she reacts in the "heat" of the moment? It bothered her that much that she reacted viscerally? She now stands revealed as what so many felt about her all along. She's nothing more than a shill. And for a man like Donald Trump?
I don't know how some of these people live with themselves. I really don't.
Obviously she should have counted the number of agents and made notes for use at a later time in case she was asked for that specific number.
The interpretation represents a missing fact. Did she count the "number of FBI agents" or not? If not then her representation is correct. There were several agents but she did not bother to count them. As this happened at a date in the past , the number of agents can only be "countless" to her perspective of that past moment when asked.
count·less
/ˈkoun(t)ləs/
adjective
too many to be counted; very many.
All we need next is for the American voter to realize this.It's the desperate "the best defense is a good offense" tactic. When your opponent resorts to this, you know you've won the argument.
That's the only definition of the word countless. It does not mean "a few but I didn't count them."
Obviously she should have counted the number of agents and made notes for use at a later time in case she was asked for that specific number.
The interpretation represents a missing fact. Did she count the "number of FBI agents" or not? If not then her representation is correct. There were several agents but she did not bother to count them. As this happened at a date in the past , the number of agents can only be "countless" to her perspective of that past moment when asked.
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It also means immeasurable. As in she could not measure the number presently as she did not count that number in the past.
Chris B.
It also means immeasurable. As in she could not measure the number presently as she did not count that number in the past.
Chris B.
Obviously she should have counted the number of agents and made notes for use at a later time in case she was asked for that specific number.
The interpretation represents a missing fact. Did she count the "number of FBI agents" or not? If not then her representation is correct. There were several agents but she did not bother to count them. As this happened at a date in the past , the number of agents can only be "countless" to her perspective of that past moment when asked.
This is a technique used by prosecutors that are trying to get the witness to tell a lie under oath so they can then prosecute them for perjury or making false statements under oath. She did well by not putting a number to the amount of agents if she did not know that number.
Chris B.
It also means immeasurable. As in she could not measure the number presently as she did not count that number in the past.
Chris B.
Having read the report and some of the analysis...
1. I think Trump should step down. It’s clear that he tried to obstruct. I think the House should impeach and I think the Senate should then remove him from office. Won’t happen, but it’s what should happen.
2. The Russian efforts to interfere began during Obama’s term. His Administration didn’t do much about it and I find it odd that nobody is talking about that.
3. American politics is fundamentally broken. I have no idea how to fix it, but I think impeachment is a good start.
One is a number. She does use the plural, so presumably there were at least two.Sanders is still spinning it like the shill she is.
Okay so it was "a number of FBI agents," not "countless." So why didn't Sanders explain all this to the Mueller investigators? I think we all know why. Because she was under oath.
I have often wondered why more people don't sue Trump for slander.Trump waged a vitriolic PR campaign impugning the integrity of Mueller, the FBI, and Justice.
It's "finished" in the sense that she never had any to begin with, but I don't think Trump supporters are going to hold it against her.From this day forward, every time Huckabee-Sanders holds a press conference, journalists should ask her after each statement she makes, "How do we know you're telling us the truth?".
Her credibility is finished.
She admitted under oath her claim was baseless. Baseless being the key word here.
In other words, she either exaggerated for the sake of brevity (which is still technically speaking: a lie), or she outright purposefully lied on national television as a declaration of support for her master.
She's a liar no matter which way you look at it. And now that she's no longer under oath, she's trying to backpeddle and twist everything into a new alternative fact... the exact same type of dishonest tactic her master uses every single day of the week.
Basket of deplorables, indeed.