You can try to be nonpartisan over this, but Iâm not. The GOP are willing accomplices.
I want to caution you that people who speculate about federal investigations usually do not know all of the relevant facts.
(But I sure as hell do, said Mr. Rosenstein, sotto voce)
just saying
Nah, they were hacked too. They are being blackmailed.
âWe do not try cases on television OR IN CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS.â
Shots fired! I repeat, shots fired!
I briefed President Trump about these allegations earlier this week. The President is fully aware of todayâs actions by the Department.
So said Rosie, knowing full well Donnycakes canât hear anything but loathsome groveling praise. Technically, he was âinformedâ. Practically, he heard nothing, saw nothing, and responded with nothing.
âSo long as we are united in our commitment to the values enshrined in the Constitution,â
Ah! The âmoney phraseâ. This will help to establish that one of the two political parties that we Americans permit ourselves is truly off the rails.
Perhaps so. But their over-the-top defense of the whole thing indicates to me that a) their individual crimes and scandals would be enough to topple government by the GOP, b) their collective crimes and scandals would be enough to topple the entire GOP structure, and c) they are taking advantage of the time left before this comes out to gut the Constitution, corrupt the Supreme Court, and turn policymaking over to the people who are going to profit the most from this chaos.
And thatâs thinking as an American.
Some of them, maybe.
But Rs have been attacking the US (#PartyOverCountry) since Nixon, laundered Rubles into Congressional campaigns, utilized CA, etc so yes, willing accomplices.
To be fair, Donnie was obviously telling the truth - there was no collusion. It was a conspiracy all along! 
The blame for election interference belongs to the criminals who committed election interference.
A direct rebuttal to Trumpâs âweâre all to blame for worsening relations with Russiaâ comment?