Go buy a nice really big screen tv on his credit card and forbid him from it. lol
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Being fired.
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O yeah - damn I forgot he was. I thought he retired on his own. short term memory not what it could be hahahahaha
What a petty bastard. I canāt wait to hear whatās up now although Iām pretty tired of the drips and dabs of information and I wish theyād just tell us what the whole picture is and what it has been.
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Whether itās officially treason or not, I just donāt see how he avoids going to prison for this. Unless of course he is offered a deal and spills some secrets in return. Somehow I think he may have one or two that would be of interest to investigators.
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Mas kudos for āunderbusableā !!!
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One would certainly think so.
Treason is s tough charge to bring without a war between us and the other country involved. Iād be happy with a violation of the intelligence act but at the least, I hope he goes to a federal pen for all of this.
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Who knew such a thing existed? hahahahaha Iāve turned off the TV in waiting rooms when I was by myself. God I just hate that you canāt escape the damn things.
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I would not hold my breath. Republican criminals are never held accountable by the courts. Justice Roberts went out of the way to free Governor Forced-Transvaginal-Probing-Without-Consent, Bob McDonnell, who was taking suitcases of money, Bentleys, vacations, stealing from the governors mansion etc.
I think Republicans and Roberts will argue that bribery, insider trading, price fixing, tax evasion are all First Amendment protections for them and their friends.
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āThis is going to be epic.ā I love it.
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Itās bad enough without collusion. Collusion may be difficult to prove. You have a corrupt Trump Organization that laundered post-Soviet mob money for more than a decade, a massive disinformation and hacking campaign by the Russians, surrogates and officials taking money right and left from russians and pro-Russians, and more self-dealing than you can shake a stick at.
Would they even need to talk about what they would do for each other?
Edit: Only if people needed to get paid.
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Hey, do you know if you type the phrase āwhiny little bitchā into Google, THIS comes up?
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Despite her dramatized delivery, she actually is one of the most clear-headed people following the Russia connections Iām aware of. And she does not seem to be getting decoyed by other news bombs.
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Iām not vouching for it.
You see things your way - darkly, I see things my way - open minded until something happens to trigger an opinion.
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āItās bad enough without collusion.ā Thatās what I keep saying, especially in response to the āDems are overselling the Russia connectionā line that has become fashionable in certain circles. You donāt need actual collusion for impeachable offenses to have occurred. And does anyone believe that with the degree of involvement with the Russian mob thatās already been exposed that there arenāt such offenses to be exposed?
That said, we know for a fact that they WERE evidently talking to each other a lot (just how much remains to be seen). And exactly as you said, why would they need to unlessā¦?
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Sadly, it wonāt matter. This administration has gutted so many offices and personnel that I have no idea on a Federal level who would even try this treason case. They very well might get away with it due to lack of personnel and inclination.
Sadly you donāt know that.
Nobody does. As I said already, itās a matter of opinion. I donāt have an opinion either way right now.
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@fargo Oh, shit. I clicked that link, and now I have to go wash my mouth out.
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This stinks top to bottom. But firing Preet wonāt stop the investigation and NY AG Schniederman will be happy to step in as well.
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Any investigation will be sort of like taking a metal detector to a steel mill.
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