In one statement he said “So Michael came in and met with me [a]nd he had some amount of information . . . that he said related to strange interactions that some number of people that were his clients." In the other statement “the former FBI general counsel said that the meeting lasted a maximum of 20 minutes, and that he did not inquire as to whether Baker was there on behalf of a client.”
He states that HE DID NOT ASK, while leaving out that the fact the information was offered so he knew. He’s fucked. And I feel good about that.
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Stop with the hysterics. Geez. Men are such wimps.
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We sure are. How the hell do women put up with us? 
The Grand jury proceedings are secret.but I do not know whether that extends to disciplinary.l proceedings.
Gross, and stop making me look up words!
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Hey, not my rights that are going to get fucked with.
Would think folks like having allies that really don’t have skin in the game but who are on their side, but if not, that’s cool as well, I guess.
I still think that a pen and ink drawing of Barb McQuade would look just like Peppermint Patty.
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If he is as smart and competent as the other legal beagles in Trumpfworld there’s nothing to worry about. He’ll fuck it up.
Durham is from Barr world. Doesn’t mean he’s good, but better than the bang-the-table types TFG seems to have to make do with.
This was written and published nearly two years before she died.
I’m pretty much in agreement with the article.
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Yup. And pretty much in agreement as well. And as the article mentions Breyer and the same questions on him, same fucking problem. May literally already be too late for him to retire, and if the Senate flips next year, no question that the Republicans would hold an open seat for two years, or six or ten if the presidency isn’t of the right flavor.
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At least she’s not holding that spinning rod upside down.
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Must be difficult to fly the airplane when it’s upside down.
Hopes and prayers 
Confucius say, “Who fly upside down must have crack up!”
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“America-hating obstructionist party”
We need to hang this phrase around their neck and pull on it every day.
Except obstructionist is too many letters for some folks. Maybe “America-hating roadblock party.”
Except they’d probably start throwing maskless block parties because freedom. There’s always another layer of finger-in-your-eye assholia.
Still, we need to hang “America-hating” around their neck and yank on it every day.
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Couldn’t ever figure out who Durham reminds me of…then I realized, it’s the BTK serial killer.
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Yup and that’s how this game is played. Make the point and hope it survives its subsequent refutation long enough to do the goody for you. Apparently Durham’s folks turned over some “this or that” that undermines his case against Sussman. Again…them’s the rules. Get it out there…drag it to a point of utility ( seems mid terms are that here ) and then let it disappear when no longer needed. “her emails” and “Benghazi” and “uranium” all played by these rules. The election was the point of utility and after it none of that shit was mentioned again.
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I don’t think this is actually that at all. To my eye, Durham has tunnel vision and a tremendous need for validation that has caused him to lose touch with objective reality. I think he believes his own shit smells like roses.
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Does the Deputy AG for the Criminal Division have any influence/control over staffing and other resources for Durham’s scamvestigation? Because if the answer is yes, then there would certainly be ways of helping him faceplant… not that he seems to need any assistance in that.
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I was thinking he might be a cross between a Bolton and a Brimley, but I can definitely see some Rader in the mix too, now that you mention it.
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