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Richard W. Painter @RWPUSA
Knowingly drafting a false statement for a person
who is a witness in a criminal investigation is itself a crime.
Obstruction of justice
11:51 AM - Aug 1, 2017
Top 6 Falsehoods Embraced by new WH Chief of Staff John Kelly
1. Kelly thinks we are under siege:
“We are under attack from failed states, cyber-terrorists, vicious smugglers, and sadistic radicals. And we are under attack every single day. The threats are relentless.”
As Michael Cohen wrote in response at the Boston Globe, “Cyber-terrorists have never killed an American citizen, no failed state threatens America and more Americans are killed by lightning strikes than sadistic radicals.”
2. Kelly said that construction on Trump’s border wall would begin by the end of this summer. It won’t.
3. Nor is the wall needed or wanted by a majority of Americans. Kelly is almost delusional about US immigration enforcement:
“”Nothing’s been done in the past eight years to to enforce the border rules and regulations, not to mention many of the immigration laws inside of the United States…”
Fact: The Obama administration deported at least as many people as the Bush administration had, if you use the same definition for deportations in both administrations. By sheer reported numbers, Obama deported some 2.5 million people during his 8 years while Bush deported 2 million. They probably actually deported about the same number. Kelly’s bizarre notion that the laws were not implemented since 2009 is flat wrong.
4. Kelly wanted to prioritize deportation of undo ented people who use marijuana on the circa 1910 grounds that it is a “gateway drug.” It is not, or Colorado would be nothing but heroin addicts. Legalization of marijuana tracks with lower crime rates.
5. Kelly said of reports that Jared Kushner had met with the Russians during the campaign, before these reports were confirmed, that “any channel of communication” with Russia “is a good thing.”
6. Not to mention Kelly’s bizarre performance during Trump’s first attempt at a Muslim ban, when he gladly acted without any regard to the US cons ution and claimed to have authored the policy (Bannon and Miller sprang it on him).
The most dangerous thing of all is the Kelly is a good soldier and will do as he is told by Trump.
https://www.commondreams.org/views/2...aff-john-kelly
Richard W. Painter @RWPUSA
Knowingly drafting a false statement for a person
who is a witness in a criminal investigation is itself a crime.
Obstruction of justice
11:51 AM - Aug 1, 2017
Huckabee admits Trash obstructed justice
Sarah Huckabee Sanders Suggests Trump ‘Weighed In On’ Son’s Response To Russia Meeting
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday all but confirmed that President Donald Trump dictated his son’s public response to a meeting with a Russian lawyer.
Her statement directly contradicts the president’s legal team and may place him in legal jeopardy, as there are multiple ongoing investigations into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia last year.
“Look, the statement that Don Jr. issued is true,” she said. “There’s no inaccuracy in the statement. The president weighed in
as any father would, based on the limited information that he had.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/...ssia%20Meeting
DarrinS what's up? Saw you reading a while back and then you went into hiding again? What's going on?
lol Shuckabee just inviting Mueller to investigate the boss.Huckabee admits Trash obstructed justice
Sarah Huckabee Sanders Suggests Trump ‘Weighed In On’ Son’s Response To Russia Meeting
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday all but confirmed that President Donald Trump dictated his son’s public response to a meeting with a Russian lawyer.
Her statement directly contradicts the president’s legal team and may place him in legal jeopardy, as there are multiple ongoing investigations into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia last year.
“Look, the statement that Don Jr. issued is true,” she said. “There’s no inaccuracy in the statement. The president weighed in
as any father would, based on the limited information that he had.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/...ssia%20Meeting
Audio: Rod Wheeler Explains Fox News Fiasco, Claims Brother Blocked WikiLeaks Inquiries
http://bigleaguepolitics.com/audio-r...aks-inquiries/
Ain't nothing wrong with a father helping his son.Huckabee admits Trash obstructed justice
Sarah Huckabee Sanders Suggests Trump ‘Weighed In On’ Son’s Response To Russia Meeting
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday all but confirmed that President Donald Trump dictated his son’s public response to a meeting with a Russian lawyer.
Her statement directly contradicts the president’s legal team and may place him in legal jeopardy, as there are multiple ongoing investigations into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia last year.
“Look, the statement that Don Jr. issued is true,” she said. “There’s no inaccuracy in the statement. The president weighed in
as any father would, based on the limited information that he had.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/...ssia%20Meeting
My boy took the company car around the corner for luncheon a few years back. They found out and called him on the carpet.
Luckily they notified him on Friday to come in on Monday. That's the only thing that saved his job. Saturday he calls his mother & I and tells us the tale and that Monday morning he'll go in there, say he did it, apologize and ask to return to his job.
Long story short. His mother & I spent the remaining weekend coaching this youngster and composing a letter, it's always better to put it down in writing first--then keep to that script in the telling.
Kids don't know about the world and how it works. That's what parents are for. You stand twixt them and that world until you both stand no more.
Still going with the family's happily sacrificing Seth for the greater glory of the DNC conspiracy theory, eh?
Edited to add:
Posted it to show Wheeler's ever changing story.Still going with the family's happily sacrificing Seth for the greater glory of the DNC conspiracy theory, eh?
Edited to add:
So what is your story this time?
I don't have a story I'm just following it as it unfolds.
So you have not one su ion or theory?
Well that's bull .
I don't think it was a botched robbery.
Do you have a su ion or theory or are you satisfied with the botched robbery story?
Fairly satisfied it was something along those lines tbh. I just don't think an amateur serial killer hitman would get so needlessly close to Seth as to get into a physical altercation with him. If you would like to expand on the amateur serial killer hitman theory or whatever other theory you have, I'm open to reading it.
ty excuse to kill somebody because he may or may not have leaked something.
You're too in love with the Clintons are serial killers narrative to bother seeing reality.
I mean, they must have a ton of people on their payroll and hopelessly faithfull in all those people keeping quiet.
Tough to expand on any theory when the body cam footage seems to be missing and the transcripts of Rich's conversations with police haven't been released.
And yet you claim to have enough information to conclude its a hit.
Explain.
I don't think it was a botched robbery. Until the killer is caught neither one of us is correct.
Nice straw man. No one said anything about being correct.
We're talking about our conclusions. I explained mine.
You claim to have enough information to conclude it's a hit.
Explain.
I don't think the killer getting so needlessly close to him defaults his death to a botched robbery.
That broke ass is still loitering about unmasking? Holy .
pretty amazing the MSM immediately has a counter story to run the same day Seymour Hersh audio is leaked saying Seth Rich is the leaker
Seymour Hersh discussing WikiLeaks DNC leaks and Seth Rich.
Audio 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giuZdBAXVh0
Seymour Myron "Sy" Hersh (born April 8, 1937) is an American investigative journalist and political writer based in Washington, D.C. He is a longtime contributor to The New Yorker magazine on national security matters and has also written for the London Review of Books since 2013.[5][6]
Hersh first gained recognition in 1969 for exposing the My Lai Massacre and its cover-up during the Vietnam War, for which he received the 1970 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting. In 2004, he notably reported on the US military's mistreatment of detainees at Abu Ghraib prison. He has also won two National Magazine Awards and five George Polk Awards. In 2004, he received the George Orwell Award.[7]
Senate intelligence committee is as well, both sides of the aisle. Where have you been?
Great tell us what made you arrive at your conclusion.
Don't be shy.
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