Valerie
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Of course, we can ALSO conclude that Trump's legal team is scared shitless to allow this catastrophe to ever be interviewed before a grand jury...........
For Trump it is "safer" to put out tweets after checking with Hannity and the stellar team on Fox and Friends.
Respect our republic and NOT this scourge in the oval office.
yes.. thank you!
It is on us, the American people, not to accept this.
We must not collude with him, however unwittingly, in lowering the bar for the behavior we should expect from a president.
In the current context, that would not only mean refraining from the kind of scurrilous criticism that has emanated from the president and his minions about the Justice Department and the Mueller investigation.
See, for another example, Rudy Giuliani describing the New York FBI agents who raided the office, home and hotel room of Trump lawyer Michael Cohen as “stormtroopers.”
It would also include a pledge to cooperate, to the extent possible, with investigators’ requests for documents or testimony.
If everything is rigged and everyone is crooked, good-faith compliance is for chumps.
But buying Trump’s narrative would make chumps of us all and a laughingstock of the rule of law.
We cannot let that happen.
Buying Trump’s narrative would make chumps of us all
Trump's attack on the FBI is an attack on the US constitution itself