Both scenarios seem valid without additional evidence. I like the theory that Nunes was used by intel to see if he was loyal to Trump or was running an investigation. The simpler reason is that amateur hour WH once again tried to get Nunes to give them political cover as they did when they called him to push back on wire tapp the other week.
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Read it the other dayââcanary trap.â Probably the oldest trick in the book.
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Mega thread speculation Steele,will soon be testifying.
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Ha! Within a month being in a federal prison, his hair will fade to old-yellow and his skin wonât appear nearly as orange because he wouldnât be allowed to smear fish eggs on his face every night. Uglier ⌠if you can imagine that. 
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Interview or depose?
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Word.
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Iâm for which ever state still has the horizontal prison stripped uniforms.
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Do they really believe that heâd tell them anything incriminating about himself, Donald, or anyone else involved that would make him pay for any slips?
Under Trumpâs guidance theyâre acid washing their phones! Itâs a very expensive process! The acid keeps eating the buckets and ruining the rugs! Plus you have to buy a new phone!
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Whatsa Matta U? Moose and squirrel are much, much smarter?
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Kushner is nowhere near intelligent enough to understand the questions asked of him let alone be able to bluff through them
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Iâm not much into conspiracy theories, but try this one outâŚ
Jarhead is dtâs handler. He owes his soul to Putin and now Putin is calling in his marks.
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Iâm sure any degree he has was bought rather than earned.
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And our highly qualified and competent candidate was so awful because she had a private e-mail server.
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Wow. How mega? I stopped at 50. Giulianiâs been laying low, right?
Sounds like he may literally have blood on his hands.
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Well, I hope they find enough to get rid of him before he âoverhaulsâ the government so that it can be run like a business. For some reason, in his little scheme, I donât think weâre going to be the shareholders.
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I have a 30-year-old son whoâs a very smart boy. That being said, the thought of him as second-in-command (or third) to the president is frightening and laughable. What does this kid know about anything except living the good life and making easy peasy real estate deals in which a team does all the real work.
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The timing of Kushnerâs sudden appointment to head some new made-up WH office, on the same day that the news breaks that the Senate Intel Committee wants him to testify, makes me wonder if the Trumpsterâs arenât going to try to play the âexecutive privilegeâ card with his testimony.
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Donât think it would work. Kushnerâs actions were before that man took office. That man canât claim privilege before the privilege came into existence.
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Not before Gorsuch is in place, anyway
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