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Never heard of him.
Little Gates in more trouble.
Never heard of him.
No, I feel you on the blocking legislation that Obama favored.
McConnel stated this was a goal, simply block Obama on anything. This is why Obama used so many presidential maneuvers that can now be undone. I'm talking about passing legislation with only 50 votes, as you have a president that will sign anything for any win. MMconnell could not get it done on axing o care. They are bypassing anything bipartisan by the reconciliation procedure to try and rush anything through. The Republicans are using the reconciliation method, clever legislators can use in many different situations now, like repealing Obamacare (did not work). Also used by Bush for the stated reasons and under very diff cir stances compared to the present without so much secrecy. Very different IMO at the time.
I will return with the second yes.
Last edited by pgardn; 12-05-2017 at 08:40 PM.
Your ignorance is unsurprising but I'll help. He was a deputy campaign manager for Trump.
I guess he gonna wear a wire, flip, etc. etc.
No hes just some guy that volunteered
Darrin seems scared.
So...what's all the ballyhoo about Mueller agents being compromised?
I don't really care what he does. They already have bigger fish flipping. I would not be surprised if he flipped though. He is getting indicted for felonious criminal activity.
They found an FBI agent that tweeted against Trump and are trying to say that is grounds for calling the whole thing off.
Nevermind, looks like a biased Agent got removed from the investigation for anti-Trump texts.
It's a God damned shame how dysfunctional and segmented our legal system and the factions within.
Its funny because they never mentioned Pompeo or the fact that Sessions lied under oath, not that bothers the Trump crew
What factions?
People are individuals: oh the humanity!
The different departments/organizations.
So, because people are individuals, partisanship and political beliefs should affect how the law is administered?
What specific department or organization are you talking about?
The problem wasn't with him having his own personal opinion. It was with him expressing it. That's the only fault.
So, a person with a bias can be objective and administrate the law in an objective, and just, manner?
Having an opinion and being biased are the same thing?
You didn't answer the question. You can have an opinion while still recognizing that person or individual has rights and has the right to due process.
No need. Got all I need from you. And LOLing about you promoting due process in this thread.
Oh lordy...
So having an opinion means you are biased? You'd have to be a stupid mother er to believe no one in any federal law enforcement agency don't have opinions. I'm not the one arguing witch hunt...
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