I put this in the category of “Secret Supplications of the Heart”:
By a rigid rule of this office,certain sorts of Public Prayers of Professional Christians are forbidden to take precedence of Secret Supplications of the Heart.
– Mark Twain, “Report from the Recording Angel” http://harpers.org/blog/2007/12/report-from-the-recording-angel/
"Sir, what is your name? “I can’t comment.”
Who do you work for? “I can’t comment.”
What do you do? “I can’t comment.”
Are you a human being? “I can’t comment.”
Where are you from? “I can’t comment.”
Do you know where you are? “I can’t comment.”
Were you born? “I can’t comment.”
Do you know anything at all? “I can’t comment.”
Isn’t it great to actually see and hear a member of Congress act and sound like the adult they are suppose to be? My most recent moment of “whoa that’s what a member of Congress is suppose to sound like” was during the VP debate, the Malarkey debate between Ryan and Biden. I think it may be the only time I’ve watched the VP debate.
Well, I’d say yes, but then again, tweeting seems like such a harmless and self gratifying thing to do, perhaps it were best if he did it 24/7, and leave the presidentin alone?
‘The NSA and FBI told Congress that Russia did not influence the electoral process.’ So that’s not quite accurate, that tweet?" Himes asked.
“It certainly wasn’t our intention to say that today,” Comey answered. “We don’t have any information on that subject. That’s not something that was looked at.”
Not something that was looked at?
“I have been authorized by the Department of Justice to confirm that the FBI, as part of our counterintelligence mission, is investigating the Russian government’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election,”
I don’t think Trump is that smart. I think Trump is as stupid as the people that are being described in this tweet. Let’s not forget that this is the guy who created an international incident with the US’s closest ally based on a conspiracy he watched/read on places that have lower standards than Fox News.
Yes, but there has to be something that clearly draws the line.
As long as Trump doesn’t nominate a pro-choice judge for the SC, he can do whatever he wants in office and the Republican Party will do nothing when it matters.