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This time he gets Sheriff Joe Arpaio to admit that he is so Trumpified, that he would accept the Donald to perform oral sex on him.
Seriously, look at Cohen's Twitter feed of today. (I didn't link the direct Tweet as not sure if that somehow might be contrary to some City-Data policy because of content; been suspended twice, and man, do the moderators have me on eggshells with some of this stuff.)
I would happily buy them both tickets to Russia--
They would have to relinquish their guns and give up access to their Internet sites like Alek Jones because Putin doesn't allow that sort of "freedom" in his "white" Russia
But let's all chip in
1--Because it is Trump's nature to lie like it is a rattlesnake's to strike
2--Because anyone involved with it knows it was illegal from intent to outcome--
And frankly I don't think we know WHAT the outcome of that meeting like really was/is since the people involved have all lied about it from start to current status...
I would happily buy them both tickets to Russia--
They would have to relinquish their guns and give up access to their Internet sites like Alek Jones because Putin doesn't allow that sort of "freedom" in his "white" Russia
But let's all chip in
Too bad their names aren't on their photo...
Bet there sleuths out there who can identify
them in a heartbeat.
I will happily chip in for their one way tickets to
Russia.
This whole "Trump" thing is absolutely bizarre!!
Pai’s statement was issued before the OIG publicized its report, as one does when a report is imminent that essentially says your agency has been clueless at best or deliberately untruthful at worst, and for more than a year. To be clear, the report is still unpublished, though its broader conclusions are clear from Pai’s statement. In it he slathers Bray with the partisan brush and asserts that the report exonerates his office:
I am deeply disappointed that the FCC’s former [CIO], who was hired by the prior Administration and is no longer with the Commission, provided inaccurate information about this incident to me, my office, Congress, and the American people. This is completely unacceptable. I’m also disappointed that some working under the former CIO apparently either disagreed with the information that he was presenting or had questions about it, yet didn’t feel comfortable communicating their concerns to me or my office.
On the other hand, I’m pleased that this report debunks the conspiracy theory that my office or I had any knowledge that the information provided by the former CIO was inaccurate and was allowing that inaccurate information to be disseminated for political purposes.
Interesting. Rove himself is partly responsible for the nastiness in politics these days. Maybe he has a guilty conscience and is trying to make amends.
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