If you want to feel like a stable geniusPosted By Rod Kaufman |
Speaking of Fox news:Originally Posted by Rod Kaufman
Just watch Fox news...
"It Was Legal"Posted By Rod Kaufman |
Like Mulvaney said, "it happens all the time"...Originally Posted by James Lacey
The ability of the Republicans to deny there was wrong-doing is only going to get worse. Have you seen the 302s that are being released by BuzzFeed after they obtained them through an FOIA request? The records show that Manafort was still working for the Trump campaign just days before the election. Gates knew the timing of the Wikileaks releases. Flynn was asking around Russia for the emails. In a nutshell, they were pushing to obtain the stolen emails, so it looks like they have been trying to work with foreign governments to dig up dirt on political rivals for a long time. None of it should surprise us, though since Trump admitted to Stephanopolous in an interview sometime back now that he would gladly accept dirt about a domestic opponent from a foreign government. There was a big brouhaha after that interview, and Trump and his team walked the comment back, but as usual, if you listen to Trump, he is entirely transparent and tells you exactly who he is.
"It Was Legal"Posted By Rod Kaufman |
"It Was Legal"Posted By Rod Kaufman |
$100.00 Saw Works/Trump's Wall Doesn'tPosted By Rod Kaufman |
An erudite summation, as always, but I'd add one more thing: the only real wall here is the stonewall the GOP relentlessly puts forth around Trump. No matter how many of their arguments have fallen by the wayside in front of a parade of facts, they still stubbornly buttress the Trump brand. One glaring example: when Vindmen shared his experience while listening in on the quid pro quo call, the GOP dismissed it as,"his opinion". When he pointed out the serious omissions from the transcripts of the call, he only "supposed" they were there. That's just a taste of what will happen from the GOP in the senate...Originally Posted by James Lacey
The GOP defense of "no quid pro quo" is about to become as defenseless as Trump's border wall. The House Investigative Committee released the testimonies of Yovanovitch and McKinely publicly. So far, it has not disappointed. There was a months-long pressure campaign laying the groundwork for Trump's "perfect call." Well, the GOP wanted transparency, so here comes the transparency.
$100.00 Saw Works/Trump's Wall Doesn'tPosted By Rod Kaufman |
It's About Time They Passed It...Posted By Rod Kaufman |
WhistleblowerPosted By Rod Kaufman |
Jim,Originally Posted by Jim MoscheckWasn't it just yesterday (figuratively speaking) that the GOP was all about keeping the identity of whistleblower's secret?
What has changed? They protected the whistleblower during the BO administration, what's different now? Holder got censured by congress for it. Why didn't the GOP leak out the name then?
WhistleblowerPosted By Rod Kaufman |
Oh, and one more thing, the bottom line is most importantly, despite all of the previous and current GOP/CON conspiracy theories about the whistleblower, everything he said about the quid pro call is, of course, TRUE...Originally Posted by Rod Kaufman
Jim,
Like the changing GOP defense of the president's QUID PRO QUO call, the latest being yesterday's nonsense from Lindsey Graham that the administration was just too dumb to know what it was doing, The GOP's take on keeping the whistleblower secret changes with which GOP member you happen to ask on any given day:
https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/469122-pauls-demand-to-out-whistleblower-rankles-gop-colleagues
And, of course, your recollection of what happened with the GOP during the Obama years is correct...
WhistleblowerPosted By Rod Kaufman |
No Greg, I look at the evidence, unlike you:Originally Posted by Greg ShafferYou were listening in on the call and therefor the final arbiter of what is true I suppose Rod?
