When is tapping a phone NOT tapping a phone?
When “phone Spice” says so.
I keep hoping dt learned from this.
I know it’s a vain hope.
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Interesting use of word “vindicate.” Trump needs to be vindicated.
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trump’s the victim in his own lie don’cha know.
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So would that be wiretapping with or without air quotes?
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Both
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He also claimed to have absolute “proof” that Obama’s birth certificate was a forgery. He never admitted he was lying – until very late in the campaign-- however (if I recall correctly) he could not even say the words himself – he had Kellyanne spin some BS about how that was a settled issue all in the distant past and that Trump accepts that Obama is a US citizen.
Here is a clip showing exactly how he digs in – he’ll do it again with the wiretap fabrication:
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Why would anyone have needed to wire tap Donald, he said all his stupid ideas in public?
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I am also confident Trump will be vindicated.
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Sure, but not all the criminal ones.
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When someone points out to SpiceBoy that Drumpf precisely said “wiretapped”, then rolls the video and shows the tweet, Spicey will simply say it’s a fake tweet/video and Drumpf never said anything of the kind. In fact, Drumpf made it perfectly clear that Obama had “tap danced” on his way out of the Oval Office.
You have to wonder
How fucked up is Trump?
One of two
- He knows it’s a lie and tweets that anyway
- He believes what he reads on Breibart and hears on nut case radio and tweets that anyway
Both troubling beyond words
AND he keeps it in the news cycle just as Spice-N-Kelly Co had tamped it down a little.
Christ on a cracker
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This is going to be like the GOP health plan. Years and years of nothing because they have nothing.
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I remember the Profumo affair. I even remember when stop signs were yellow and tennis balls were white.
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From Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Definition of vindicate
vindicated; vindicating
transitive verb
1
obsolete : to set free : deliver
2
: avenge
3
a : to free from allegation or blame
b (1) : confirm, substantiate (2) : to provide justification or defense for : justify
c : to protect from attack or encroachment : defend
4
: to maintain a right to
Which definition is he using? That something will be found that confirms he was wiretapped? That he was justified in tweeting the allegation of a crime because he saw it ‘reported’ somewhere? Or that he wasn’t wiretapped and therefore is [for the moment] free from allegation or blame for colluding with the Russians?
Vindicate this, douchebag.
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SpiceRack: Mr. Trump will soon let everyone know if he’s been joking all along; because if he’s been joking then nothing he says should be taken literally. As soon as it’s clear that there’s no evidence of a wire tap (or other surveillance), Mr. Trump will then come out with a follow up tweet ending in “LOL, Made You Look”.
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So any actually wiretapping was probably the Russians or someone else that wanted to have something to blackmail him with.
Actually I think he’s been jacking all the time.
And Spicer…just yesterday, said that by wiretapping they don’t really mean -wiretapping- per se, but some kind of nebulous surveillance. Which Kelly Ann Conway suggests might be some kind of microwave spying.
So to sum up, Spicer is confident that the wiretapping, which didn’t actually happen, but was from a microwave, will be vindicated as being true. By which, we mean that it didn’t actually happen.
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It will turn out to be a loose filling in Trump’s molar picking up transmissions from the Russian navy ship off Delaware
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“Vindicate him.” He made the charge. What is there to vindicate? He has the burden of moving forward with proof that Obama placed him under surveillance.
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