I’m old, and I had to walk three blocks to school in the heat of the deep South wearing a woolen skirt. You younguns have it way too easy.
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She’s a natural for Sinclair, home of Boris Epshteyn, though. And she’s already got the wardrobe.
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That may depend upon if your “any father” happens to be a thuggish, sociopathic narcissist whose dodgy business empire is built on laundered Russian rubles.
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Worlds like ethics, morals, and values do not appear in Republican dictionaries or home schools.
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And use rotary dial phones…exhausting.
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Except I don’t think you would have seen Robert Young in “Father Knows Best” say to his daughter, “Hey, Kitten! Show Daddy those new titties he paid for.”
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And the faux pearls that remind me of the plastic pop beads I had as a young child. We used the beads to create wonderful necklaces and bracelets when we played dress-up.
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He was just helping with little Donnie’s homework, like any good father would.
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“The President weighed in as any father would, based on the limited information that he had." Unless I’m missing something, this is breathtakingly stupid. Why didn’t he ask Donald Jr. for all the information about the meeting before crafting a response on “limited information”? I get the image of him saying, “Here’s what you say happened… just don’t tell me what really did happen so SHS can cover my ass later.”
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You got the who’s who in changing diapers backward.
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So if a Whitehouse employee is compelled to testify under oath, lies, and is then pardoned by the President, that person can be compelled to testify again right? If so, can they then repeat the same lies and receive another pardon from the president?
In a different vein, does the president and his team encourage/demand that staff lie and deceive on his behalf but offer promises of pardons? How does he manage this process in a way that provides him with greater control over testimony?
Once pardoned and then required to testify, they could refuse. Then they would be held in civil contempt and jailed until they complied. Pardon power is only for criminal acts, not civil.
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This went by the comms team, right?
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there are no three syllable words in penthouse forum… so extraordinary clearly indicates that he did not.
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This would seem to fall into the category of tampering with a witness or obstruction of justice but I am not an attorney. Suborning perjury is a crime as well.
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Seriously. as if Donald senior ever helped Jr. with his homework. In this case he did so their stories matched.
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I’ve heard she annoyed the rest of the White House for a week once showing off the latest fashion accessory she’d made — a scoubidou. “Look,” she kept saying. “It’s even got a clip to hold my keys!”
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“I mean, what father who owes billions to Russian mobsters and is desperate to hide collusion with Russian intelligence to hijack an election wouldn’t try to help their son? I mean, like, DUH,” continued Sanders.
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“He certainly didn’t dictate, but you know, he — like I said, he weighed in, offered suggestion, like any father would do.”
Sure, kinda sorta like he use to come home every night and help the lil man with his homework while he was growing up.
SMH… 
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