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I think the "YouTube algorithm" has clearly gotten under your skinI know I have gotten under your skin when you start with theColbert trending
I know I'm the first person in the world who has questioned the Youtube algorithm.
I know I have gotten under your skin when you start with the
I know I'm the first person in the world who has questioned the Youtube algorithm.
I think the "YouTube algorithm" has clearly gotten under your skinI know I have gotten under your skin when you start with the
I know I'm the first person in the world who has questioned the Youtube algorithm.
yep
Do you want to meet up and find out who's beta?
"Say that to my face er and not online and we'll see what happens!"
Given Comey's history of saying things to Congress that embarrass the out of the president, you should be a *tad* more worried that he insisted on it being public.
I am happy to wait though.
If the WaPo and NYTimes articles about the memo contents turn out to be accurate, are you going to stop whining about how unfair the media is?
no, then comey will be a biased party out for revenge on trump
Cliffs?
Despite the fact that the entire reason for his firing was obstruction of justice.
The drip drip drip of obstruction of justice will be a lot harder to dismiss as "fake news" as time goes by.
The White House search for a new FBI director has been 'chaotic', with 'no clear framework or logic'
Does the White House have the capacity to staff the position at all?
President Donald Trump is still looking for a new FBI director more than three weeks after he fired James Comey, and sources familiar with the recruiting process say it has been chaotic and that job interviews led by Trump have been brief.
[...]While the department has compiled a long list of candidates for the White House,
there has been no “clear framework or logic for who was interviewed and why,” said one of the sources.
Another of the three sources described the process as chaotic and said that
in one interview, Trump spoke mostly about himself and seemed distracted.
That indeed sounds like the Trump we know.
The good news here is that the longer it takes for Team Trump to fill the position, the longer the FBI's investigations can continue without an additional layer of impediment.
It also appears that whether the person chosen is qualified, competent, experienced, or none of those things will be left to a roll of the dice,
because nobody in the White House, from top to bottom, knows what the flying monkey they are doing.
http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2017...tail=emaildkre
How is pointing out the stupid you do anything other than mocking your stupidity?I know I have gotten under your skin when you start with the
I know I'm the first person in the world who has questioned the Youtube algorithm.
You fools are joking about something very serious. Darrin had his safe space invaded by trending Colbert videos on his Youtube homepage. It's not a joke!!! It's super serious.
Trump and his thugs are disgusting. No love lost with Comey but this is just nasty.
A commercial? Really?
Trash is appointing the guy who saved Christie's bridge bacon to head FBI, and of course Trash demands blind loyalty from him.
White House Staff, Congress Blindsided by FBI Pick Announcement
President Trump decided to leave much of his senior staff out of the loop before announcing his pick to lead the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
A number of senior Trump officials learned of the president’s pick to lead the FBI the same way everyone else did: on Twitter.
President Donald Trump’s top communications staff, and much of his senior White House team, did not know the president was going to make the official announcement for nominating James Comey’s successor early Wednesday morning via a single tweet, according to multiple White House officials.
Several observers noted on Wednesday morning that Trump’s Christopher Wray announcement did not arrive with any fact sheet or official press release, as would be expected with news of this weight.
And it’s just the latest instance of President Trump’s senior staffers, particularly his communications and press shop, being cut out of the loop, undermined, and frazzled by their unpredictable boss and his compulsive tweeting habit.
One senior administration official said “of course not” when asked by The Daily Beast whether top communications staff such as press secretary Sean er and his deputy Sarah Huckabee Sanders were informed that the president would be tweeting out the news about Wray on Wednesday morning, sans a basic press strategy in place.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/white-h...k-announcement
It's wet work, Recky. We ain't no Sunday school preacher.
& you ain't takin' it back, daddy.
We'll see about that tomorrow.. Today you have this over us, tomorrow you'll be holding the bag.
Because some disgruntled ex-employee metes out vengeance. Been done a zillion times. , I've done it.
He had it all, a nice paycheck, a swell health insurance plan (not like we got), limo service, power, a 10 year contract, a nice paycheck, power, a nice paycheck. And it was all wiped away in the blink of an eye. Poof!!! Just like that.
He'll be fine, get a permanent gig over at CNNMSBC where they'll teach him all about it.
Trump, furious and frustrated, gears up to punch back at Comey testimony
Alone in the White House in recent days, President Trump — frustrated and defiant — has been spoiling for a fight,
Glued even more than usual to the cable news shows that blare from the televisions in his private living quarters, or from the 60-inch flat screen he had installed in his cramped study off the Oval Office, he has fumed about “fake news.”
Trump has seethed as his agenda has stalled in Congress and the courts.
He has chafed against the pleas for caution from his lawyers and political advisers, tweeting whatever he wants, whenever he wants.
Trump is keen to be a participant rather than just another viewer, two senior White House officials said, including the possibility of taking to Twitter to offer acerbic commentary during the hearing.
“He’s infuriated at a deep-gut, personal level that the elite media has tolerated [the Russia story] and praised Comey,” former House speaker Newt Gingrich said.
“He’s not going to let some guy like that smear him without punching him as hard as he can.”
The president’s lawyers and aides have been urging him to resist engaging, and they hope to keep him busy Thursday with other events meant to compete for his — and the news media’s — attention.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-furious-and-frustrated-will-join-allies-in-attacking-comey-testimony/2017/06/06/171e6d00-4acf-11e7-9669-250d0b15f83b_story.html?utm_term=.1c118f566cd8&wpi src=nl_most-draw7&wpmm=1
why does he have to tell anyone he has made up his mind that is not what business minded people doWhite House Staff, Congress Blindsided by FBI Pick Announcement
President Trump decided to leave much of his senior staff out of the loop before announcing his pick to lead the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
A number of senior Trump officials learned of the president’s pick to lead the FBI the same way everyone else did: on Twitter.
President Donald Trump’s top communications staff, and much of his senior White House team, did not know the president was going to make the official announcement for nominating James Comey’s successor early Wednesday morning via a single tweet, according to multiple White House officials.
Several observers noted on Wednesday morning that Trump’s Christopher Wray announcement did not arrive with any fact sheet or official press release, as would be expected with news of this weight.
And it’s just the latest instance of President Trump’s senior staffers, particularly his communications and press shop, being cut out of the loop, undermined, and frazzled by their unpredictable boss and his compulsive tweeting habit.
One senior administration official said “of course not” when asked by The Daily Beast whether top communications staff such as press secretary Sean er and his deputy Sarah Huckabee Sanders were informed that the president would be tweeting out the news about Wray on Wednesday morning, sans a basic press strategy in place.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/white-h...k-announcement
they get advise from others and then make a decision and move on
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