Discussion: Page: I Was On Papadopoulos Email About Linking Russia Up With Campaign

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He admitted as much to Chris Hayes the other evening. Now he’s just serving up leftovers to Jake because he can’t stop running his stupid mouth.

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I have my coffee boys write those kinds of emails all the time.

Alternatively: “Those darn kids: always trying to collude with Russia while my back is turned.”

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“I was one of many people on that email chain,” the perpetually chatty Page told CNN’s Jake Tapper in an on-air interview.

Nice one.

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Asked who else was informed, Page played coy, saying, “It will come out.”

Spoken like someone with nothing to fear, nothing (more) to lose, and everything to pin on just about anyone.

Also spoken like the irredeemable idiot that he so often appears to be.

Screw the odds. I’ve still got my hopes on the former.

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Boy! The loyalty to T rump just oozes from all of these people!

Not much longer 'til no loyalty is left at all.

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Somewhere Bob Mueller is just trying to have an iced tea in peace and one of his men is forced to inform him that Page is running his mouth. AGAIN. It’s like this guy WANTS to be indicted

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Dude’s going Rudolph Hess himself right into a prison cell.

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Mueller is getting trump’s criminals to sweat gallons.

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Word is that the blithering idiot, Page, has been instructed to grease the skids for Sessions so a new AG can be appointed…to fire Mueller.

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I think the US Senate may have something to say about that.

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Carter Page tosses out bread crumbs all the while professing his innocence in the Russia scandal. He is such a goof ball weirdo that it has me wondering if this is for attention or if there is something more to his chattiness.

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It’s possible he’s gotten over his crush on Hayes and is now lusting after Tapper.

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Is it possible we can draw Page’s blood? It would make a lovely truth serum.

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Once when I was a young feller I was with friends at a bar and somebody’s college chum met us there. The guy was like Page in that he was killing himself to let us know he did intelligence work without actually saying so. He talked about working here and there in central Europe and was weirdly elusive and vague about everything and held his cigarette in the European manner. Everyone just rolled their eyes and ignored him. I’m sure it was some nothing thing, just basic research or whatever, but if it were actually important for him to keep what he did quiet he’d have been in bad trouble. That’s Page. He can’t not tell you, even if he shouldn’t.

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I’d hate to have this guy as a cell mate. I don’t want to make light of solitary confinement, but it would be tempting.

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He’s looking for fame

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If he’s actually some sort of deep dark clever operative working for Trump’s legal team and is trying to cleverly lay the groundwork for this or that, he ought to move to Los Angeles and make some real cash. Dude would have to be a hell of an actor.

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He would be. But his portrayal of a squirrelly twit is so nuanced and believable that you have to believe he’s got some natural ability in that line. Right now he’d effectively be portraying a very realistic deer, in the middle of the woods, in deer season. It’s hard to see what the deep dark subterfuge is. You contrast him with Felix Sater, a real-life double agent, who is not making the rounds of every green room in NYC right now. He barely answers the door.

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