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They never thought that they would be caught.........so they didn't cover their tracks very well

 

Victor Davis Hanson: Federal Rats Are Fleeing the Sinking Collusion Ship. 

 

“So, how can we tell that the former accusers are now terrified of becoming the accused? Because suddenly the usual band of former Obama officials and Trump accusers have largely given up on their allegations that Trump was or is a Russian asset. Instead, John Brennan, James Clapper, James Comey, Andrew McCabe and Rod Rosenstein are now beginning to accuse each other of wrongdoing.”

 
 
 
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3 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

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So the question still remains, why didn't Flynn change his plea when the judge practically begged him to? Because Mueller hasn't finished and they could still go after Flynn's son? What happens now? This is obviously a bogus charge against Flynn, yet he pled guilty. Can he now retract that plea? 

And, McCabe is really, really *****.

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1 minute ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


So the question still remains, why didn't Flynn change his plea when the judge practically begged him to? Because Mueller hasn't finished and they could still go after Flynn's son? What happens now? This is obviously a bogus charge against Flynn, yet he pled guilty. Can he now retract that plea? 

And, McCabe is really, really *****.

 

All of what you said plus he was still working with the SCO, DIA, and DOJ to make cases against his Turkish "partners" (which was always a sting op run with full knowledge and approval of the DIA). 

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18 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

 

Or she's trolling the troll-in-chief.

 

Listening to her today, I think that's what she's doing.  Only took a Democrat 29 months to figure out how to deal with Trump.  :lol:

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1 hour ago, DC Tom said:

 

Or she's trolling the troll-in-chief.

 

Listening to her today, I think that's what she's doing.  Only took a Democrat 29 months to figure out how to deal with Trump.  :lol:

meh. me thinks you are giving the delusional broken clock way too much credit here.

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11 minutes ago, Uncle Joe said:

I don't wish ill health on anyone, but maybe Nadler's tie is getting a little tight.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/powerful-democrat-rep-jerry-nadler-has-health-scare-at-nyc-event

 


 

 

Rumor has it that Nadler had just opened an envelope with a note in it asking for his wrist measurements. From the way he dresses it obviously wasn't from a tailor.

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Holder has been one of the more nervous folks out there since this whole thing started. Why? He wasn't around for Trump/Russia as AG... 

 

(But he was around for the set up and promotion of the illegal spy network established inside the DOJ and FBI, including denying Horowitz access to oversight on the NSD and CID)

 

 

They really do try to have it every way, all at once: "You MUST release documents or it's TREASON! How DARE you release documents, it's TREASON!"

 

Projection is fun.

 

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Eric Holder

 

@EricHolder

 

"People must understand what is at stake by release of the bogus, contrived Nunes memo. It uses normally protected material and puts at risk our intell capabilities in order to derail a legitimate criminal investigation. This is unheard of- it is dangerous and it is irresponsible"

 

 

 

What investigation is being derailed Eric? It can't be the Mueller Investigation since that is closed. I wonder.
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VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: Colluders, Obstructionists, Leakers, and Other Projectionists.

How ironic that Russian “collusion” was used as a preemptive charge from those who actually had colluded with Russians for all sorts for financial and careerist advantages.

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Imagine the cries of outrage from Representatives Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) and Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) had Trump inadvertently blurted out to the world that he was willing to warp U.S. security interests to fit his own reelection agenda. (Remember: “This is my last election . . . After my election, I have more flexibility.”) Such a stealthy quid pro quo certainly would have been the crown jewel of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report.

 

The locus classicus of Russian collusion, however, is Hillary Clinton’s effort in 2016. The facts are not in dispute. Using the three firewalls of the Democratic National Committee, the Perkins Coie law firm, and Glenn Simpson’s Fusion GPS, the Clinton campaign paid a foreign national, British subject Christopher Steele, to compile a smear dossier against Clinton’s then-opponent, Donald J. Trump.

 

Read the whole thing.

 
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  1. The inspector general already determined how the investigation began. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants were properly obtained and signed off by Republican-appointed judges. The IG found that Lisa Page and Peter Strzok had no influence on the course of the investigation. To call any of this “treason” is slanderous.
  2. There were more than 100 contacts between members of the Trump team and Russians.
  3. Trump and his son made clear they were open to receiving opposition research from a hostile foreign power. This was a violation of American sovereignty, a betrayal of our democracy.
  4. Trump’s open invitation to Russia (calling for emails) and obsession with the WikiLeaks documents gave Russia the encouragement to meddle in our election.
  5. We need to uncover redacted material to see if there is evidence Trump’s campaign conspired with WikiLeaks to influence the election.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/05/28/if-amash-can-do-it-so-can-house-judiciary-committee/?utm_term=.99b67c08b97e

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21 minutes ago, Nanker said:

You're a bag of smelly compost wasting our time here and providing a background stench of hate, division, and deranged lies.

 

do you fart in his general direction?

 

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4 minutes ago, McGee Return TD said:

 

He is reading a statement and is not taking any follow up questions.

 

Read into that what you will.

 

 

I surmise that he is smart enough to know that the questions will be leading, and full of untruths, so there is no point in trying to feed that animal.

 

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Just now, B-Man said:

 

 

I surmise that he is smart enough to know that the questions will be leading, and full of untruths, so there is no point in trying to feed that animal.

 

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I surmise he still works for DOJ and is following the advice of his superiors.

 

5 minutes ago, row_33 said:

 

not a darn thing

 

 

You would have to know how to read first.

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37 minutes ago, McGee Return TD said:

 

I surmise he still works for DOJ and is following the advice of his superiors.

 

 

You would have to know how to read first.

 

read what exactly, very few things are closely read in DC

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13 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:

Most likely he's just clearing something up.

 

That was my initial reaction - that he was going to clear up the new Michael Wolff book's accusation - however each time the SCO ever cleared something up (twice) was by statements of Peter Carr.. and Carr cleared up the Wolff book accusation already this week. 

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29 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:

Most likely he's just clearing something up.

 

I lean this way as well. Here's my pre-coffee analysis:

 

It's one of two options: 

 

1) He wants to do damage to Barr's/Trump's narrative by subtly dropping a line or two which will encourage Congress to push harder. 

 

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2) He wants to save some face and put a ribbon on his part of this saga so he can move on. 

 

If he wanted to do 1, he would testify openly. This statement says to me he has no plan to testify publicly. If he wanted to do 1, he'd take questions from the media and likely work with a reporter to plant/ask the right leading question to allow him to "go off script" enough to drop some red meat. 

 

I think it's 2. He is going to save whatever face he can, and then essentially say his part is over. 

 

Which makes sense for the roll out plan going on right now with Barr. If Barr were to start to declassify documents before Mueller ever spoke in public, there would be a BIG backlash (there will be a backlash regardless, but this would give their opponents more merit to their arguments). But now Mueller will speak, say what he'll say, and then Barr will be clear to move on to the next steps. 

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