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TSA's trying to pretend the biggest news stories of the week never happened because they absolutely destroyed his narrative.
What news stories are you talking about and what is my narrative?
See what I mean?
You do you, TSA. No one expects you to acknowledge anything that takes a direct on you.
Seriously, name the top two stories of the Trump/Russia investigation this week that you have completely failed to acknowledge.
What news stories are you talking about and what is my narrative?
You do you, TSA. No one expects you to acknowledge anything that takes a direct on you.
Not even a guess, eh?
Typical.
What news stories are you talking about and what is my narrative?
Not even a guess, eh?
Typical.
Hm, maybe the things we've been talking about in your absence.
Hint: not muh memo
Last chance.
What news stories are you talking about and what is my narrative?
Trump ordered Mueller's firing.
The Dutch intel story.
I'll leave it to you to tell everyone how they support your narrative.
Trump ordered Mueller's firing.
The Dutch intel story.
I'll leave it to you to tell everyone how they support your narrative.
Congratulations on discussing fake news stories in my absence.Trump ordered Mueller's firing.
The Dutch intel story.
I'll leave it to you to tell everyone how they support your narrative.
Sorry dude -- Hannity confirmed it.
Have you just been watching car crashes all week?
He took his internets tough guy stance saying "last chance" then ran away after crying fake news.
Trump is ‘ripping page out of Nixon playbook’: Presidential historian Michael Beschloss explains what you should expect next
Bechloss said that Trump attacking the investigators for a partisan bent is part of a Nixonian pattern.
“In retrospect, what we know, is that [Nixon] was afraid that Cox was about to get the White House tapes — which we now know show that Richard Nixon was guilty of impeachable offenses.”
Bechloss then connected the same kind of dots to Trump’s objection to Mueller.
https://www.rawstory.com/2018/01/tru...e+Raw+Story%29
Defeat is inevitable. Everybody knows it, even Trump
Washington’s legal immune system is about to expel an infection from the body politic
Donald Trump was in office a grand total of four days when his national security adviser
Michael Flynn, committed a crime when he lied to the FBI about his contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the Trump campaign and transition.
Flynn and one other Trump campaign staffer have pleaded guilty to perjury, and
two more senior campaign officials have been indicted.
So far, more than 20 members of the White House staff have either been fired or resigned from their positions.
Every day there is another story about who will be next to go.
Will it be Rex Tillerson, who has been quoted calling Trump a “moron”?
Sessions, who has lied repeatedly about his contacts with Russians during the campaign and enraged Trump when he recused himself from the Russia investigation?
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, chairman of a bank in Cyprus used in Russian money laundering and
photographed on numerous occasions falling asleep at meetings, including state occasions in Saudi Arabia and in the White House itself?
See a pattern here?
Resignations.
Firings.
Indictments.
Hearings.
Special prosecutor.
Leaks.
Media hordes.
And all over Washington, D.C.,
offices filled with eager beaver investigators burrowing into every corner of
the Trump campaign,
the Trump transition,
the Trump White House and
Trump’s business empire.
Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller has worked his way through the White House staff and the Trump campaign,
taking testimony from one witness after another,
just like the Watergate special prosecutor worked his way through the Nixon White House and campaign.
There is only one witness left to interview: Donald J. Trump.
Now Washington’s immune system is about to expel yet another infection from the body politic.
The end game is here.
Even Trump knows it.
https://www.salon.com/2018/01/27/defeat-is-inevitable-everybody-knows-it-even-trump/
big error: Mueller special counselor, not prosecutor,
but the thrust and parallels with yet-another-disgraceful Repug Nixon are clear
Seems like he just gets withdrawals if he doesn't fire someone every week like The Apprentice.
Mueller understands that the obstruction itself is the collusion
With the announcement this week that Trump and Mueller are entering final negotiations for an interview, our long national nightmare may be entering the lightning round.
the obstruction—which is quite obvious
starting with trying to strong arm both James Comey and Andrew McCabe, as well as
crafting the false Air Force One statement claiming that Don Jr.’s Trump Tower meeting with Russians was merely “about adoptions”—was entirely intended
to help divert attention from the multiple crimes that had been committed by Russia against the U.S. and
the Clinton Campaign for their own maximum benefit and gain.
This case is most likely going to turn largely on what Trump knew from the very first day that he personally interviewed George Papadopoulos and tasked him specifically with reaching out to the Russians.
From that point forward, they were engaged in a conspiracy, and all their efforts from that point forward were to conceal and deny the existence of that conspiracy, up to and including Trump’s comments and denials this week.
Trump mentioned the stolen do ents released by Wikileaks over 164 times during the end of the campaign.
Don Jr. was in direct contact with Assange and even helped promote their releases by sharing special search links that they had provided, but no—they “didn’t collude.”
she suggests that there might have been some people in their campaign who knew about the Russian crimes, and
may have either helped them or benefited from them,
but those persons weren’t Trump and he didn’t know anything about it—
which is now a completely different kettle of fish particularly since
there have been two guilty pleas for lying to the FBI and
the first of those, Papadopoulos, DID KNOW ABOUT IT—and
also this is still bull since
he personally asked Russia to “Release the Missing Hillary Emails” out of his own mouth.
That was a direct attempt to “help make it happen.”
there have in fact been two guilty pleas from two different hackers in two different countries who both point to the same major in the Russian Federal Security Service, Dmitry Dokucheav, as being the architect behind the hacks:
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/1735878
the article above is a lot longer.
Mueller's team certainly has all the info, connections, and probably much more, means that Trash, Sessions, DJTJr, Manafort, Gates, Papadop, etc are all screwed.
Holy you are out of the loop Recky
Remeber when TSA thought Rosenstein was working for the "good guys" AKA Trump's people?
Cant wait for your incoming flip flop, TSA.
Russian Bots Retweeted Donald Trump 500,000 Times Before Election
Russian bots retweeted Donald Trump messages close to half-a-million times in the weeks leading up to the presidential election,
Twitter officials revealed to the Senate Judiciary Committee,
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/russian-bots-retweeted-trump-500000-times-before-election_us_5a6d4866e4b0ddb658c71465?utm_medium=em ail&utm_campaign=__TheMorningEmail__012918&utm_con tent=__TheMorningEmail__012918+CID_4710367379d2a00 e75b167a278a2391e&utm_source=Email%20marketing%20s oftware&utm_term=retweeted%20Trump%20500000&ncid=n ewsltushpmgnews__TheMorningEmail__012918
Rod Rosenstein about to get fired.
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