Tramp build his celebrity by publicly firing reality show people. All of those contestants were under the gag order of an NDA.
Not so with Bharara, Comey and perhaps many more to come. Tramp and his demon spawn will live to rue the day that he chose to enter politics.
Iâve been flipping through the Sunday shows, and starting to gag on the lies and distractions put forth by the presidentâs* supporters. Itâa all about Comey and âleaking,â no evidence of collusion or wrongdoingâŚmy foot. They canât even really mount a good defense; I would suggest shutting up and letting Mueller finish his investigation. Up till then, itâs a bit of âhe said/he said.â Karl Rove and Newt Gingrich are on Fox; Rove knows a lot about leaking, after all. Nice dog and pony show, Iâll bet the base is eating it up.The rest of us recognize wrongdoing and coverups when we see them. Lotsa luck, Donald.
But according to my pro-Trump in-laws, âmany people are sayingâ that Comey testified there was âno collusion, no obstruction.â
Trumpers gotta Trump.
Turds gotta lieâŚ
Who ya gonna believe, the growing crowd of ex-DOJ officials Trump has fired because they were investigating him or Trump and his mob lawyer?
In the coming Democratic administration that replaces the smoldering ruins of the TrumptastropheâŚ
I kinda like the sound of âAttorney General Preet Bhararaâ.
The NY Times has debunked this latest conspiracy. They tracked it to the source and exposed the routes by which it infected the dumbass trump supporters. It wonât matter, the trump supporters are truth resistant. The ones in my FB feed still believe Seth Rich hacked the DNC, not the Russians.
I think that depends on whether they get to keep the ill gotten gains of his time as grifter-in-chief. They have no conscience or sense of guilt to interfere with their material pleasures.
âSo-called coward!!!â
Attorney General Jeff Sessions was scheduled to testify publicly next Tuesday before the House and Senate appropriations committees. On Saturday, he abruptly canceled.
In letters to the chairmen of the committees, Sessions writes that he will send his deputy, Rod Rosenstein, to the hearing instead. In explaining the cancellation, Sessions writes that he believed that members of the committees were planning on asking him about âissues related to the investigation into Russian interference with the 2016 election.â
Instead of testifying publicly before the appropriations committees, where these matters could be discussed in the light of day, Sessions will appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee. The Washington Post and USA Today report that Sessionsâ appearance is expected to be closed.
Why should we have to hear from the monkey when we can hear from the organ grinder?
Special Prosecutor would let him concentrate his efforts without the distractions of the other responsibilities of the AG position. But Iâm good with either.
Doesnât matter until McConnell says it.
First the arrest
Iâm surprised Muller hasnât hired Bharara considering his work and how he was probably already looking into Trumpâs Russian ties.
But then again, Trumpâs damage control team could claim conflict of interest since Trump did fire Bharara after lying to him, so itâs best not to risk anything at this point.
If an obstruction case can be brought, has ironclad evidence behind it, and the Republicans sit on it, (and assuming the Clintonite hand wringers are ejected from party leadership in favor of people who arenât running away from the leftâs principles.) The Democrats can steal Trumpâs slogan of âdraining the swampâ and dust off âthe culture of corruptionâ that they used in 2006 and could probably just ride that to taking control of the House in 2018. (And hoping the they make gains on the local and state levels.)
Outside of those who are beyond salvation in the Trump Cult, nobody likes a person who is seen as above the law.
The above clip leaves out the most interesting parts. Hereâs a longer version. https://twitter.com/ABCPolitics/status/873893311353823232
Bharara describes how Trump called him 3 times to âshoot the breeze,â which he found highly unusual and inappropriate. The third time he refused to take the call and notified the Justice Dept.
Also he talksâtheoretically of courseâabout the possibility that he or another prosecutor from NY might be investigating Trump for âvarious thingsâ or for âbusiness interestsâ. Hint, hint?
Obstruction is going to be the least of his worries. Iâm still very concerned about the collusion allegations still sitting out there.
I love it when lawyers talk careful. And, heâs right. Prima facie it looks like obstruction. But can you prove it to a jury or a judge? Thatâs the rub.