House impeachment manager Jason Crow (D-CO) dodged when asked whether the April 2018 recording of President Trump telling Rudy Giuliani associates to “take [Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch] out” can be included in the ongoing impeachment trial.
For those who objected to Speaker Pelosi holding back sending the articles to the Senate, her longterm objective - burdening the Rs with incontestable evidence of Drumpf’s perfidy - is paying off daily.
On the other subject, I met Kobe when he was at Duke and volunteered with a community project. Very down-to-earth. His parents did a great job raising him.
I keep thinking about him and his wife and family having to deal with the terrible loss of him and the daughter and all the other friends and fans who loved and respected him. He will be lauded and well-remembered for a long, long time.
Other people currently taking up space in this country…
So if I engaged in a heated discussion about how I planned to “take out” a Very Prominent Person, I’d probably end up trying to explain to Very Prominent Person’s security people how when I said “take out”, I was using the phrase different from the way everybody else does.
I listened to the whole 1:23 minutes of the recording. Pigs at the Trough they should name it. I hope it is transcribed soon for dissection. It’s a fascinating and rare glimpse into the entitled elite ignorantly and flippantly shoving America’s might around as if it were a game that only they had a stake in. Marie Antoinette’s fate would be too kind for them.
And even more sadly, none of this will make a bit of difference to the outcome of this trial. Trump will never, ever be convicted by the GOP majority in the Senate. The best I can take away from all this is that he will forever be the third President in history to be impeached, and hopefully, he will be badly beaten at the ballot box next November. The alternative is truly inconceivable. But then I alway hold out hope for a massive coronary, a stroke or him giving a press conference in the nude.
I don’t want him to die in office. I don’t want to have to hear the press try and laude him. Or show fake sorrow, or hear how he didn’t do things like anyone else -and how great that was. Or all the stupid conspiracy theories about how Hilary had him killed.
No.
Long life and Good health to him. I mean it sincerely.
And, as in Princess Bride:
To The Pain.
Please add: State and federal prosecutors in New York will reduce his business empire to a smoking hole and he will face a cavernous debt that bankruptcy won’t fix.
Utter humiliation and total financial ruin.
Well Westley didn’t exactly wish him good health, but since we’ve got the wallowing and freakish appearance already, I’ll second a long life of misery.