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No, not really. When you have been in a place for many many years, and the boss changes every 4/8 years....it's pretty easy to know the difference between right and wrong, in situations like these.
....you are either pregnant or not....
McGhan prepared a letter of resignation when Trump asked him to fire Mueller and Bannon and Priebus talked him out of it. Firing an SP is a big deal, ask Nixon.
It looks like most of the media "enemy of the president" headlines are correct.
WaPo:Paranoia, lies and fear: Trump’s presidency laid bare by Mueller report
WSJ:‘ Putin Has Won’: Mueller Report Details the Ways Russia Interfered in the 2016 Election
NYT :A Portrait of the White House and Its Culture of Dishonesty
LA Time So much for 'no collusion.' Trump now says the Mueller report is a 'hoax'
LA Times goes on:
This has been the most damning report of a sitting president in history....and Trump supporters are celebrating. We were attacked by Russia...and I guess that's OK.
Still wondering. Has anyone explained how it's possible to obstruct when there is no collusion? I don't have time to read the last 50 pages.
Obstruction is still being considered, are you saying that Trump didn’t attempt to obstruct or just that he wasn’t successful. He fired Comey and attempted to fire Mueller.
This has been the most damning report of a sitting president in history....and Trump supporters are celebrating. We were attacked by Russia...and I guess that's OK.
Russia was never important to his hard core supporters just that Trumps misdeeds didn't pass the criminal threshold, what low standards for a sitting president.
This has been the most damning report of a sitting president in history....and Trump supporters are celebrating. We were attacked by Russia...and I guess that's OK.
So, this is the first time we've been cyber attacked by Russia?
Here is what should be regarded as the keynote article of this entire deranged, politically perverted exercise. Truly excellent. Concise, and yet covering the important points. From Christopher Buskirk writing at the New York Times:
There is more at the link and the entire article is as good as can likely be written by anyone. I encourage anyone with an open mind to click the link and read it all.
The president owes the American public an apology. The president's actions remain unethical, unpatriotic and corrupt. Just because it didn't amount to criminality doesn't make it ok. The bar is high for a president that can't be indicted anyway. That's the main reason Mueller left the case open for prosecution when the president leaves office. All the evidence and actions don't spell out a hoax, witchhunt or total exoneration. The opinion piece lacks clear facts and credibility.
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After nearly two years of investigation, thousands of subpoenas, and hundreds of warrants and witness interviews, the special counsel confirmed that the Russian government sponsored efforts to illegally interfere with the 2016 presidential election but did not find that the Trump campaign or other Americans colluded in those schemes.”
The president sided with Putin not Barr, Mueller or US Intelligence on Russian Interference. We've known this for almost a year that Russia meddled. Most of us remember Helsinki.
Here is a letter comparing what the Barr Summary said vs what Mueller said. It proves that Barr was whitewashing the summary in favor of the president. Barr lied and said the president fully cooperated with Mueller. Mueller says he didn't. https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...=.39fb2068febb
Collusion is the president's talking point. He attempted to spin the narrative and his supporters continue to ride the narrative. Collusion is not a legal term and it wasn't used in the Mueller report or Barr Summary.
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As the report takes pains to point out, “collusion” has no legal definition and is not a federal crime. So while the report did not establish conspiracy or coordination, it does not make a determination on “collusion” — and in fact, it strongly suggests that there was at least an attempt to collude by Trump’s campaign and agents of the Russian governmen
We learned that two Trump campaign officials, campaign manager Paul Manafort and Manafort’s deputy Rick Gates, were regularly providing polling information to a Russian national whom Gates believed to be a “spy.”
We learned that, after Trump publicly called on Russia to find Hillary Clinton’s emails, he privately ordered future National Security Adviser Michael Flynn to find them. Flynn reached out to a man named Peter Smith who (apparently falsely) told a number of people that he was in contact with Russian agents.
Russia was never important to his hard core supporters just that Trumps misdeeds didn't pass the criminal threshold, what low standards for a sitting president.
Russia has always been there.....it's just now you really, really, really care about it because you lost the election....
Russia was never important to his hard core supporters just that Trumps misdeeds didn't pass the criminal threshold, what low standards for a sitting president.
Russia Russia Russia!
Guess what? The reason the DNC got hacked is because they had terrible cyber security. That’s not Trumps fault, and maybe they should have given their severe over to be looked at?
Trump was right about one thing..he could shoot someone on fifth ave and he wouldnt lose his supporters...this thread is proof of that.
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