Russia Investigation Heating Up

[Parkbandit]

This "No collusion" thing is horrible for our talking point! If you stop to think about it for a second you'll see that there is no collusion, or even a cover-up. To say that there's still collusion is false and obviously a real party before country type dick move.

FTFY to reflect the real world, not the fantasy world you live in.

[Neveragain]

This "No collusion" thing is a horrible talking point. If you stop to think about it for a second you'll see that there is indeed collusion, even a cover-up. To say that there's still no collusion is false and obviously a real party before country type dick move.

[Androidpk]

Totally no collusion, that's why there are multiple guilty pleas, indictments, and obstruction of justice left and right. They pathetic cries and tears of the trolls are meaningless at this point.

[Wrathbringer]

Totally no collusion, that's why there are multiple guilty pleas, indictments, and obstruction of justice left and right. They pathetic cries and tears of the trolls are meaningless at this point.

You're retarded.

[Androidpk]

In 1997, DiGenova wrote a column in the Wall Street Journal arguing that the Constitution allows for the indictment of a sitting president.

[Androidpk]

President Trump’s attorneys have provided the special counsel’s office with written descriptions that chronicle key moments under investigation in hopes of curtailing the scope of a presidential interview, according to two people familiar with the situation.

Trump’s legal team recently shared the documents in an effort to limit any session between the president and special counsel Robert S. Mueller III to a few select topics, the people said. The lawyers are worried that Trump, who has a penchant for making erroneous claims, would be vulnerable in an hours-long interview.

But he's a stable genius!!!11

[Latrinsorm]

He's not wrong though.

The President accused a newspaper writer of lying.
A week later he did exactly what the newspaper writer said he had been considering.
He knew the newspaper had him dead to rights, and just lied as loudly as he could.
Why?

Because he knew people like you would eat it up with a spoon.

The lie didn't even matter! Who cares if the President hires another lawyer? He's got a hundred lawyers. All that mattered, all that ever matters, is that the President loves pushing your buttons and making you hop.

[Neveragain]

The President accused a newspaper writer of lying.
A week later he did exactly what the newspaper writer said he had been considering.
He knew the newspaper had him dead to rights, and just lied as loudly as he could.
Why?

Because he knew people like you would eat it up with a spoon.

The lie didn't even matter! Who cares if the President hires another lawyer? He's got a hundred lawyers. All that mattered, all that ever matters, is that the President loves pushing your buttons and making you hop.

Lets be honest, all that ever matters, is that Hillary Clinton never becomes POTUS.

[Wrathbringer]

Lets be honest, all that ever matters, is that Hillary Clinton never becomes POTUS.

This is correct.

[ClydeR]

Hours before his appointment to President Trump's legal team was made public, Joe DiGenova told a Washington, D.C. radio station that the Trump-appointed FBI director had performed in a "despicable" way and had "become an embarrassment," for not being more forthcoming with the public about fired Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe's conduct at the bureau.

McCabe "deserved what he got," DiGenova told WMAL Radio this morning. "He was the guy who was the head of the brazen plot to exonerate Hillary Clinton so she could become president of the United States."

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That's confusing. I thought McCabe was fired for lacking candor in discussing a leak that he authorized of bad information about Hillary Clinton. If Chris Wallace and Trey Gowdy are correct, then it had nothing to do with Trump.

WALLACE: I just want to go on one point. And, look, leaking is improper and the lack of candor, some would call it lying to investigators, especially under oath. It’s inexcusable and should be held to account.

But my guess is, most people would think that what Andy McCabe was involved with, leaking, was something against the Trump administration. My guess is most people don't know that in fact what he asked -- he didn't actually leak. He apparently authorized and official to talk to a reporter about was the fact that the FBI wanted to pursue the Clinton Foundation investigation over the objections of the Justice Department.

GOWDY: Yes, that's right. I mean, if you look at his statement, he was really upset that he is being blamed for ending something. And the interesting part of his statement, which I’ve heard a lot of people talk about is that he was really blaming DOJ, the Department of Justice who shut down the investigation.

But you know what, Chris? We don't live in a relativistic world and you don't get to pick and choose which rules to abide by and you don't get to decide when to tell the truth and what not to. I’m going to withhold judgment until Horowitz’s report comes out.

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