So at this point has trump effectively thrown sessions under the bus? Because sessions told congress that he would recuse himself. And it’s gotten very clear that he did nothing of the sort. Which would be the felony of lying to congress.
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Josh nailed it when he talked about Trump and his lying. I really hope donnie has to answer questions under oath at some point, and that we get to see it. Not sure what the chances of that are, but I know it will be must-see TV on a whole new scale.
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I am disingenuously curious… did Obama ever once refer to republicans who were working from day one against his agenda as his “enemies”? Ever?
Our dear self-proclaimed “uniter” president seems to do this on a daily basis.
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Then let me add to a no doubt growing chorus of your “enemies,” Donald:
There is collusion. You, Donald Trump, in concert with your campaign team, colluded with the Russian government, and hackers in league with the Putin administration, to hack into Democratic and Republican campaign servers; distribute Democratic (but not Republican) e-mails on the internet; manipulate and rig the election; and took funding from overseas sources, both for the campaign and for personal financial gain.
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I’m not sure Trump possesses anything that could even charitably be called a mindset, much less singular or multiple. I think he’s all id without any coherent structure of mind by which he could govern his own impulses, much less the country.
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Ha, I was thinking the same thing.
“I’ve rehired Comey, gave him his job back. Can we end the investigations now?”
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Some of you guys have no imagination.
I except an early a.m. tweet in which Trump claims that he had secret information that Comey was conspiring with Clinton, leaving him no choice to fire Comey. Unfortunate, because he really wanted to let Comey put the “Russia thing” to bed quickly.
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Bill Moyers’ website offer a substantial timeline that covers Trump’s Russian connections and his White House troubles. The timeline goes back a number of years:
Trump (or at least his advisors) may have been smart enough to get Rosenstein to protect him from obstruction of justice charges. If that turns out to be the case, Rosenstein will have that on his conscience for the rest of his life.
I’m not sure he understands what “under oath” means.
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When Rump tweeted he might as well cancel press briefings because he moves too fast for his spokespeople to keep up, the press should’ve retweeted that they might as well skip the briefings anyway. We’ve all been lied to a thousand times too many and the spokesman doesn’t speak for the man in any case.
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As an FSM adherent, I object to Trump’s spaghetti-toss-to-the-wall strategies of public communications and demand an apology to Pastafarians everywhere.
thanks, i feel so re-assured. for awhile there, i thought we had a crazy, psychotic, schizoid for president.
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Only a matter of time before it’s “Comey wanted to resign, but he has too much pride, so he asked me to fire him.”
Why is any media entity following this guy ??? When he speaks it’s like a child banging on a kitchen pan with a wooden spoon.
Do a service to the country now that you know it’s only the wind blowing and get the truth of all the nonsense that was the Trump campaign to the people that only listened to “faux and rump” for their news. Hindsight is 20/20 !!!
But wait!! There’s more!!!
As long as he keeps spinning he’ll eventually get to the correct reason, sort of like the million monkeys at typewriters scenario.