Fixed for accuracy.
Enough of Congress has signaled that they will vote to impeach if it comes to that, either before or after the election, and are unwilling to themselves out to Trump any more that Trump will be blindsided by it.
Ryan not running for re-election or "any" office, should be a huge warning flag to the Trumpistas. He is free, like the others, to vote his conscience.
But hey, wait for the IG report...
*nervous laughterBut hey, wait for the IG report...
Sorry, I just can't see what the IG report would produce that justifies your faith in it.
I'd ask you what your best case scenario is but you're really sensitive about questions these days.
lol
Trump firing of Rosenstein could come as early as today.
You think its a nothingburger even after learning 8 top DOJ/FBI officials have been fired, reassigned, or demoted because of it. You think it's a nothingburger even after learning it caught McCabe lying under oath multiple times. You think it's a nothingburger even after learning Sessions assigned a Federal Prosecutor to work along side Horowitz and his IG investigation. You've made your mind up, I don't need you to see what the IG report would produce to justify my faith in it.
I'm not saying it's nothing. You're saying it's everything.
What's your best case scenario, TSA?
IG report may come out today and Trump to use it to justify firing Rosenstein.
People still don't realize how serious this is.
Finally we’re getting to the good part.
So Cohen as several, long-standing connections to Ukraine?
Echo.
Chamber.
Your posts have the same emotional and intellectual tenor of a creationist desperately grasping at straws trying to shoehorn reality into a deeply delusional worldview.
I am absolutely not nervous at all, and find your assertion otherwise risible.
YupSo Cohen as several, long-standing connections to Ukraine?
The law offices he was working out of belongs to Rosneft's lobbying firm.So Cohen as several, long-standing connections to Ukraine?
Sheer coincidence, I'm sure.
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Be interesting to see what happens.
Wow. That is interesting.
RNC gonna have a few more officials in trouble in the run up to the election. Awesome.
So here is the shaznat with the Stormy Daniels thing:
See, there’s no penalty for refusing to incriminate yourself in a criminal case. But in a civil case, it’s different.AVENATTI[Daniels' very good lawyer]: So we received a call earlier today from Michael Cohen’s attorney who notified us that it’s his intention if our case proceeds, to plead the Fifth Amendment in response to every question that we may ask in connection with the case.
COOPER: In a deposition?
AVENATTI: In a deposition or otherwise as it relates to him defending himself in the case. And asked us to agree to a stay or delay in the case. We said we don’t believe a stay or delay is appropriate.
COOPER: Why would they want a stay?
AVENATTI: Well, they want a stay because they want to avoid having Michael Cohen answer questions and potentially plead the Fifth Amendment in response to questions that we may pose.
COOPER: And I just want to be clear on this, you heard this directly from Michael Cohen’s attorney?
AVENATTI: Yes, Mr. Blakely; there’s no question about it.
3/ Obtaining a stay in the civil case would put it on hold, which would delay depositions and other discovery while the criminal investigation is ongoing, if the judge grants the stay. If the judge doesn't grant the stay, Cohen is in a very bad position.Read more at https://wonkette.com/632520/whats-it...5o8yEJyTyCJ.994/ In a civil case, if you take the Fifth, the court or jury is permitted to presume that your answers would have been damaging to you. So while taking the Fifth can't be used against you in a criminal case, it can hurt you in a lawsuit.
that is ing hilarious.
Pleading the 5th in a civil trial makes you look guilty as .
Pass the popcornFinally we’re getting to the good part.
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Comey writes that he felt obligated to take more of a personal role as the public face of the investigation rather than deferring to then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch – in part because of something involving Lynch that he cryptically refers to as a “development still unknown to the American public to this day.”
In early 2016, the U.S. government became aware of information from a classified source, and “the source and content of that material remains classified as I write this,” according to the book.
“Had it become public, the unverified material would undoubtedly have been used by political opponents to cast serious doubt on the attorney general’s independence in connection with the Clinton investigation,” Comey writes, without further elaboration.
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/comey...ry?id=54420635
I knew there was a good reason Lynch gave that TV interview before Comey's book came out. Everyone is in CYA mode now with the pending IG report.
wonkecho chamberSo here is the shaznat with the Stormy Daniels thing:
See, there’s no penalty for refusing to incriminate yourself in a criminal case. But in a civil case, it’s different.
Read more at https://wonkette.com/632520/whats-it...5o8yEJyTyCJ.99
that is ing hilarious.
Pleading the 5th in a civil trial makes you look guilty as .
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