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Last weekend, tRump went to his private Bedminster club in NJ instead of his private Mar-A-Loco estate in FL.
But it wasn't the usual golfing weekend. Reports are that he spent the weekend locked up in "meetings."
Turns out he was meeting with his TV, playing and replaying news reports on the Russia scandal. He especially hated it when Comey remarked that he was "mildly nauseous" to think that he might have influence the outcome of the election.
Aides report that tRump was in a tirade, screaming at the TV.
In an exchange with Democratic Sen. Al Franken, Comey revealed the assumptions undergirding his investigation, which started in the heat of the 2016 presidential campaign, despite any specific evidence of a crime.
“What is your assessment of why the Russian government had a clear preference for President Trump?” Franken asked.
“One is he wasn’t Hillary Clinton,” Comey replied, “who [Russian President Vladimir] Putin hated and wanted to harm in any possible way; and so he was her opponent, so necessarily they supported him.”
Also, “Putin believed he would be more able to make deals . . . with someone with a business background,” the FBI chief added. But, a disappointed Franken pressed, wasn’t it also because Trump was “ensnared in their web of patronage?” No, said Comey.
That's it. That was last week. They have nothing to this point. Months of investigation and they have nothing.
Meanwhile, the WH psychosis and chaos that's apparent to even drunks sitting on barstools downing beer and shots watching the TV in the corner continues to elude Trumplings.
Meanwhile, the WH psychosis and chaos that's apparent to even drunks sitting on barstools downing beer and shots watching the TV in the corner continues to elude Trumplings.
In an exchange with Democratic Sen. Al Franken, Comey revealed the assumptions undergirding his investigation, which started in the heat of the 2016 presidential campaign, despite any specific evidence of a crime.
“What is your assessment of why the Russian government had a clear preference for President Trump?” Franken asked.
“One is he wasn’t Hillary Clinton,” Comey replied, “who [Russian President Vladimir] Putin hated and wanted to harm in any possible way; and so he was her opponent, so necessarily they supported him.”
Also, “Putin believed he would be more able to make deals . . . with someone with a business background,” the FBI chief added. But, a disappointed Franken pressed, wasn’t it also because Trump was “ensnared in their web of patronage?” No, said Comey.
That's it. That was last week. They have nothing to this point. Months of investigation and they have nothing.
It has be rumored that the Donald owes the Russians multibillions of dollars in real estate loans that Trump has no way of paying off. The Russians may just forgive those loans if the Donald helps their quest for world domination.
I believe this is the situation Trump is feverishly trying to keep secret. Unfortunately he does not realize that firing the investigator does not stop the investigation. Cover-ups only provide reasons to increase the investigation. I expect the result of these investigations will be the realization that the president of the US is a Russian asset.
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