Depends on what the investigation pulls up.
Thats usually how it works.
I know that's not how the last administration handled and that's what's got you confused on the basics.
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Depends on what the investigation pulls up.
Thats usually how it works.
I know that's not how the last administration handled and that's what's got you confused on the basics.
They are never going to let go of the Clinton stuff. They can't. In order to do so, they have to admit they were wrong and misled. And since they can't do that, they will just carry on believing the nonsense. Plus, they think it gives Trump cover.
An investigation of the investigation of the investigation. That is exactly what they will be calling for next.
The Trump-Putin press conference: a psychedelic disaster.
Appearing beside Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday after concluding talksabout U.S.-Russia relations, President Trump praised the Russian leader repeatedly and effusively, suggested that Putin and Russia had nothing to do with the hacking of the Democratic National Committee (instead airing a number of conspiracy theories about that hacking), attacked American media, politicians, and law enforcement officials, and suggested that the United States and Russia could collaborate in numerous arenas, including cybersecurity.
Even by the standards of past Trump press conferences, it was an astonishing and disturbing performance. Vladimir Putin, for his part, could not seem to believe his luck. Trump not only accepted his denial of involvement in the 2016 election, he expounded on it. He appeared to encourage special counsel Robert Mueller to collaborate with the Russian military and law enforcement personnel. Trump accepted Putin as an equal and suggested that the United States and Russia had equal roles to play in global affairs—Putin’s dream of returning to a global order shaped by great powers and spheres of influence inched closer to reality. Russia’s annexation of Crimea, its murder of dissidents and ex-spies on foreign soil, and its invasion of Georgia were ignored.
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A federal judge has rejected former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's bid to have his looming trial on tax and bank-fraud charges moved from Alexandria, Virginia, to Roanoke, about 200 miles outside the Beltway.
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President Trump, seeking to stanch a national furor, said on Tuesday that he misspoke at his Helsinki summit with Vladimir Putin, and meant to say that he does in fact see Russia as the culprit that interfered in the 2016 election, just as U.S. intelligence agencies have found.
The president's new version was unlikely to satisfy many critics. It is undercut by his full, widely watched remarks on Monday, which gave weight to Putin's denials while criticizing the United States.
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A day after publicly reaffirming his confidence in U.S. intelligence agencies, President Donald Trump has rejected their findings once again.
Trump told reporters Wednesday that he did not believe Russia was continuing to target the U.S., as Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats suggested last week.
“We’re doing very well,” Trump said. “Probably as well as anybody has ever done with Russia. There’s been no president ever as tough as I have been on Russia.”
Just a random sampling of what's going on during his presidency around Wednesday, July 18, 2018. A little internet time capsule, if you will.
Appearing beside Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday after concluding talksabout U.S.-Russia relations, President Trump praised the Russian leader repeatedly and effusively, suggested that Putin and Russia had nothing to do with the hacking of the Democratic National Committee (instead airing a number of conspiracy theories about that hacking), attacked American media, politicians, and law enforcement officials, and suggested that the United States and Russia could collaborate in numerous arenas, including cybersecurity.
Even by the standards of past Trump press conferences, it was an astonishing and disturbing performance. Vladimir Putin, for his part, could not seem to believe his luck. Trump not only accepted his denial of involvement in the 2016 election, he expounded on it. He appeared to encourage special counsel Robert Mueller to collaborate with the Russian military and law enforcement personnel. Trump accepted Putin as an equal and suggested that the United States and Russia had equal roles to play in global affairs—Putin’s dream of returning to a global order shaped by great powers and spheres of influence inched closer to reality. Russia’s annexation of Crimea, its murder of dissidents and ex-spies on foreign soil, and its invasion of Georgia were ignored.
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A federal judge has rejected former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's bid to have his looming trial on tax and bank-fraud charges moved from Alexandria, Virginia, to Roanoke, about 200 miles outside the Beltway.
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President Trump, seeking to stanch a national furor, said on Tuesday that he misspoke at his Helsinki summit with Vladimir Putin, and meant to say that he does in fact see Russia as the culprit that interfered in the 2016 election, just as U.S. intelligence agencies have found.
The president's new version was unlikely to satisfy many critics. It is undercut by his full, widely watched remarks on Monday, which gave weight to Putin's denials while criticizing the United States.
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A day after publicly reaffirming his confidence in U.S. intelligence agencies, President Donald Trump has rejected their findings once again.
Trump told reporters Wednesday that he did not believe Russia was continuing to target the U.S., as Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats suggested last week.
“We’re doing very well,” Trump said. “Probably as well as anybody has ever done with Russia. There’s been no president ever as tough as I have been on Russia.”
Just a random sampling of what's going on during his presidency around Wednesday, July 18, 2018. A little internet time capsule, if you will.
Boy, whoever started this thread must be some kind of profound sage. I read this thread and the abuse, the obloquy, and he just emphasized the basic dynamic: crazy, wrong, serial liar.
So anything yet with Hillary's trial? Start date? I see Manafort was convicted today, and Cohen pled guilty, too.
So anything yet with Hillary's trial? Start date? I see Manafort was convicted today, and Cohen pled guilty, too.
Have another lol...you can’t defend this shitshow, no matter how badly you want it
Pom poms and all...
Have another deep draw of that McCormick, put your feet up and read this thread. It's a memorial to right wing delusion. Do you know how satisfying it is to see reality hit after Biff has lied and convinced several million feeble minded people that corruption is okay?
And all in one day. "Lock her up!" 8 counts each. Whew.
Fast and furious
Benghazi
Iran deal
Spying on the opposition candidate
Weaponizing the IRS
Blocking DOJ stopping Hezbillah
Spying on a senate committee
Knowingly communicating on Clinton mail
Uranium one
Michelle has a penis btw
That’s right, you masterbated to man
Yawn
Triggered...and full of shit lol...do you realize how easily disapproved your dumbass assertions are? My my my what a one-man conservative circle jerk you’ve got goin haha
Here's a portrait of frustration: Imagine you truly, sincerely believe all that stuff and think it's all as outrageous as he thinks. Nothing happens. The cons investigate and hound and FOX screams it for years and... nothing. Biff gets elected and there's indictments and convictions left and right and his own lawyer throws Biff off a cliff. Think that doesn't get old fast?
More appropriate question is “when will it actually be investigated?”
It was, for over 30 years and they found nothing to prosecute Hilldawg for. Deal with it or continue to live amongst the stars spaceman.
Or Jeff Sessions. A guy that brought down the KKK
You should love that guy Pussyhat.
At least get your wizard avatar back faggit
Yes. A lot. Seriously what planet do you live on where you think your shit isn’t getting pushed in over this stuff?
Yes. Trump won. How's that Mueller thing going?
He doesn’t watch Fox News, how would he have any clue?
This thread did not age well for anon ekfjefuihefhefuowefu.
This is especially amusing.
@Medic007 @Alpha Poke You guys took an obsessive leg humping from anon in this thread over Hillary, but we all always knew that DOJ/FBI corruption was the issue.
Today - A reporter who is himself a never Trumper, still had the professionalism to hold Comey to account.
Today - A reporter who is himself a never Trumper, still had the professionalism to hold Comey to account.
The first of Biff's hand-picked advisors has to resign in shame. Big surprise, for lack of honesty. Biff ignored the DOJ warning that Flynn was a security risk. Flynn sounds like the stereotypical conservative, win at all costs, power hungry, sociopath that Biff loves. Stay tuned - the scandals are probably just beginning.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...-quits-trump-national-security-adviser-russia
Edit: He helped spread false information, maybe why Biff hired him?
Got 'eeeem?
Him buying in to golden showers.
Oh yeah! That was great.
Being protected by Barr. I bet he comes back.
I heard witness protection.
It's weird...
The IG report on Hillary's investigation revealed a bunch of incompetent (best case scenario) boobs that managed to produce errors that seemed to be in favor of Hillary.
The IG report on FISA shows that the same group of incompetent (best case scenario) boobs managed to produce errors that seemed to never be in favor of Trump.
It's definitely weird.
The IG report on Hillary's investigation revealed a bunch of incompetent (best case scenario) boobs that managed to produce errors that seemed to be in favor of Hillary.
The IG report on FISA shows that the same group of incompetent (best case scenario) boobs managed to produce errors that seemed to never be in favor of Trump.
It's definitely weird.
