Jared was officially Senior Advisor to the President on the WH staff, with at least a limited security clearance. So he would have been following the President’s instructions to reveal the info to the Saudis. If this happened at all, that is.
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You’re generally expected to nail it up somewhere, but yes.
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Nope.
How does he get his pie hole into the same shape every time he opens it to scream something?
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I asked, because while Trump had protections, I don’t think that protection extended to Jared.
It could have (an acquiescent Republican Congress), but I’m not sure.
Boob is on salary at one or another of the PACs.
Would be a shame if the name of the PAC funding Trump’s treason defense was leaked. A real shame.
Watch out where the huskies go.
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Something, I haven’t read about. Who else had access to those closets. Did people just drop in and read what they wanted, just browse. About all the Trump lawyers, doubt any of them had any clearance to read any file. These people of honor, never peaked. Were they used as a party favor at the club. How about the janitors, did they enjoy reading the files. Get a job at Mar-a-Lago and find out who is the U.S. human asset is in Downtown Moscow. I wonder if those files have fingerprints on them, hmm just wondering.
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Or if she’s really lucky, ahem
“Would you like fries with that?”
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She is where the DOJ starts. They will follow the chain to the end, and I bet it doesn’t end with Corcoran.
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It would really be too bad if she suffered the tortures of the damned and it ruined the rest of her life.
Well, it wouldn’t protect Jared if he acted independently and did it without Trump’s knowledge. Maybe we’re assuming different things.
I’m assuming that if this actually happened, Jared would have gone to Trump for permission first. Because he’s not stupid. Once a President says “sure” about any use of classified info, that’s the end of it. He’s in ultimate control of what’s done with it while in office.
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“Let’s go to the videotape…”
(Kids: “What’s a videotape, dad?”)
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This is weird. Bobb’s photo immediately reminded me of
That’s Bernardine Dohrn. B.A in poli-sci from U of Chicago 1963, JD from UoChi Law School in 1967. One of the leaders of the Radical Youth Movement wing of Students for a Democratic Society, she moved on to a leading role in the Weather Underground, what would today be called a domestic terror organization, responsible bombing the Pentagon, several police stations in NYC, and the Greenwich Village townhouse explosion that killed three of their own. Wife of Bill Ayers, a favorite boogyman of the rightwing squawkverse during the Obama administration because the two knew each other in Chicago. Along with lots of vigorous yet mainstream radical leftist rhetoric typical of the era, Dohrn said a few horribly stupid, hideously repugnant things, such as, refering to the Tate-LaBianca murders by the Manson clan, "“First they killed those pigs, then they ate dinner in the same room with them, then they even shoved a fork into the pig Tate’s stomach! Wild!”. Though not implicated in any of the Weathermen bombing incidents, she was indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiracy to violate anti-riot laws following her promotion/organizing of the Weathermen’s “Days of Rage” demonstrations in Chicago in 1969, went into hiding, and got onto the FBI’s ten most wanted fugitive list for three years. She spent all of the '70s on the lam with Ayers. They turned themselves in in 1980, most charges were dropped due to prosecutorial misconduct, Dohrn got probation for two misdemeanors she pled guilty to. She went on to have a long career teaching law at Northwestern University School of Law.
What does this have to do with Bobb? Fuck all, beyond a spontaneous subliminal association I suffered, but I’ll say this: we have two women attorneys running afoul of the law. Whether you consider Dohrn a hero or an ogress, it’s clear that Bobb wouldn’t make a patch on Dohrn’s ass, or is it too soon to tell?
I don’t know why I write this stuff. Brain dumping to relieve stress, whatever. Sorry for the whole comment.
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DOJ BIG PICTURE: you don’t make a filing this strong, bold, and factually accusatory if you don’t have every intention to indict.
— Andrew Weissmann
(@AWeissmann_) August 31, 2022
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I wonder whether Judge Cannon regrets preliminarily ruling in favor of former president Trump in writing four days ago without waiting to hear from DOJ first.
— southpaw (@nycsouthpaw) August 31, 2022
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I think the General had a well documented prima donna schtick, which his subordinates suffered through for many postings long before his final performance.
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They say Jared is all about clearing the family name after his dad went to prison. It looks like he could be following in the family tradition.
Take that scrawny little twit down. Maybe he can book his dads cell.
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