Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Richard Burr (R-NC) was reportedly nervous that his fellow Republicans’ investigations into Joe Biden could end up giving Russia exactly what it wants.
It’s a little bit too late to be concerned, Senator.
And that’s shaping up to be the understatement of the decade!
He should have thought about it 4 years ago.
You have to wonder what he knows or suspects that he doesn’t want to become public.
It seems so obvious but it’s an admin that listens only to itself, asks questions of itself and comes up with its conclusion: we’re fine.
Then by all means… Damn the torpedoes and full steam ahead
Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley are certifiable buffoons and toadies.
Dear Senate GOP,
You were handed a chance to rid yourselves of Trump and you didn’t.
Deal with it.
[And btw making a fool like Ron Johnson chair of the Homeland Security Committee is a security risk.]
This
Ya we need a little more nosing around in Spanky’s Ukrainian shakedown
You Know , all that shit you pretended not to see
Is that Stalin in the upper left?
Chutzpah on steroids. Good for him.
Of all the GOP Senators who had a chance to stop Trump in the Impeachment trial. Burr has the least amount of excuses.
And is a much, much bigger disappointment. Because, more than a sycophant like Graham, a man who garners no respect from anyone, Burr had tried to lay the claim of “objectivity”.
You inadvertently mentioned the other villain. Easy to do when there are so many to choose from
the concept of unintended consequences seems to be as hard to grasp as math or science for Republicans… never mind irony
“undermining the public’s confidence in the U.S.’ political structure and fomenting the kind of mistrust…”
Seriously? It’s not just the Kremlin; this has been the GOP playbook for the last few decades. What are Grassley and Johnson spinning themselves up about?
I think a few of these idiots are starting to realize what they’ve done.
When warned by Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Richard Burr that investigations into Joe Biden could end up giving Russia exactly what it wants, Sens. Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley issued a terse four-word statement:
“That’s why we’re here,” it said.
It has the shadowy things moving about in murky water feel. Someone is becoming uncomfortable.