A line of questioning went completely off the rails for Republican staff attorney Steve Castor when he prompted former National Security Counsel senior director Fiona Hill to describe a disagreement she had with Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland.
“…cut Castor off and bring the conversation back to more comfortable ground: conspiracy theories around the 2016 election.”
These grifters and showboats and fanatics and traitors still think they’re smarter than career Foreign Service and IC veterans who actually serve on the front lines.
Difficult to fathom stupidity that great.
Yup, funny how betraying your country diverges from providing for its security so quickly.
But her emails! Wait, come back!
I thought good lawyers know not to ask a question that you don’t already know the answer to?
Oh yeah, we’re talking Castor.
Never mind…
“He was working on a domestic political errand.” Oh, damn, that was devastating! Nice job, Castor. Keep up the good work.
He looks quite mooved, milking it for all he can…
GOP Counsel = Never trumper.
Right, Dev? Gym?
Two trial lawyers close to me – my daughter and son in law – remind me that on cross exam, never ask a question for which you don’t already know the answer.
Doing so may cause you to step on your dick.
Where did the Repubs get this guy? Lawyers are us? Hope they got a bargain.
A graduate of Trump University Law School??
Competence isn’t a requirement for GOP lackeys these days.
Its also more difficult when the truth is damning.
Cardinal Rule of Cross-Examination: Never ask a question you don’t already know the answer to.
With stilettos.
I guess this means I can’t approach Miss Kitty as to the whereabouts of those new vice grips that have gone missing.
He got LegalZoomed.
gr:
Doing so may cause you to step on your dick.
With stilettos.
Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
That’s the face he makes when he has a bowel moo-vement.
