Tuesday night's "massacre"???

[martybegan]

Of course, Comey's abrupt firing by the Trumpster reminds some of us older folks of what happened with Nixon on October, 1973. Firing someone who is investigating you ALWAYS smacks of a cover-up and NEVER turn out too well.

The charlatan, Trump, stated in his letter that he was "grateful" for Comey's absolution in clearing Trump of any wrong-doing in the Russian collusion investigation......which sounds not only of the typical blustering by the orange clown, but also of the typical bullshit that has become common fare from this WH............Of course, Comey may differ a bit in Trump's assessment.

I am actually pleased with Comey;s firing (the guy seems too conflicted) since it will make a special prosecutor appointment almost a certainty. However, a special prosecutor is NOT enough since such a prosecutor's role is strictly on the legality of the possible collusion; what is needed for this issue to be perfectly above board, is a neutral investigative body to collaborate with the prosecutor.

Since the FBI is the best investigative body available, a special branch within the FBI (one that would not report to either the FBI director or DOJ) should be authorized and amply funded and allowed access to any and all previous files.

Of course, Trump could always also resign and save us all this entertainment. I loved the Nixon's disgrace of 44 years ago, and I will love it now. Bring it on.

Trump’s attempt to undermine an investigation into the administration’s criminal acts will fail as did Nixon’s.

What criminal acts?

 

[martybegan]

How? It takes an act of Congress to do that and remind us again who owns Congress?

You morons may want to flaunt your current ability for a cover up,,,,but you should know how that usually turns out.

There are still some decent republicans out there.....AND, you should also know that the DOJ can also appoint a special counsel....and since racist Sessions has already recused himself, the deputy AG may grow a spine.

LMFAO...


So Trump will sign a bill to investigate himself? Or 2/3 of Congress will agree?

The DOJ serious? Lol



Here's how a special prosecutor investigating Trump and Russia would get appointed




.

bear,

It is pretty simple... Innocent men want to prove there innocence. It Trump gives anything but an independent investigation he basically pleading guilty...

If he is innocent, why run?

And people facing made up bullshit should usually just ignore said made up bullshit.

and only by pleading guilty do you plead guilty in our system, unless you are talking about trial by press, which is ironic because that's how you idiots got Trump in the first place.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Of course, Comey's abrupt firing by the Trumpster reminds some of us older folks of what happened with Nixon on October, 1973.

It doesn't remind me of that at all.

 

[nat4900]

LMFAO...


So Trump will sign a bill to investigate himself? Or 2/3 of Congress will agree?

The DOJ serious? Lol

Yet another right wing moron who is perfectly fine with a potential cover-up and is happy about it........LOL

 

[NightFox]

Tuesday night's "massacre"???

"Massacre" ? Did they kill the asshole too?

If so, *applause*, I say it's well past time that we started getting medieval on these fucking Washington bureaucrats.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

When Comey recommended no charges for Cankles he was the left tard hero. When he reoponed the email investigation he was the culprit...we're back to hero lol

 

[easyt65]

Of course, Comey's abrupt firing by the Trumpster reminds some of us older folks of what happened with Nixon on October, 1973. Firing someone who is investigating you ALWAYS smacks of a cover-up and NEVER turn out too well.

The charlatan, Trump, stated in his letter that he was "grateful" for Comey's absolution in clearing Trump of any wrong-doing in the Russian collusion investigation......

1. 'Comey's abrupt firing reminds SOME...'
- It reminds SNOWFLAKES

2. 'Russian Collusion Investigation'
- The Investigation that has been going on for 10 months and has resulted in the Directors of both the NSA and FBI declaring there was NEVER any evidence of any crime or collusion, that there is no evidence now...the FBI declaring 3 times now there is no evidence to support the claim...the Chairman of the Intel Committee and member D-Feinstein publicly declaring there is no evidence to support the claim...

 

[OldLady]

How? It takes an act of Congress to do that and remind us again who owns Congress?

You morons may want to flaunt your current ability for a cover up,,,,but you should know how that usually turns out.

There are still some decent republicans out there.....AND, you should also know that the DOJ can also appoint a special counsel....and since racist Sessions has already recused himself, the deputy AG may grow a spine.

I thought the deputy AG was the one who developed the argument to fire Comey, no doubt at the President's urging. Why would he suddenly piss off Trump? That would not end well, as Trump is "hinting."

 

[miketx]

Of course, Comey's abrupt firing by the Trumpster reminds some of us older folks of what happened with Nixon on October, 1973. Firing someone who is investigating you ALWAYS smacks of a cover-up and NEVER turn out too well.

The charlatan, Trump, stated in his letter that he was "grateful" for Comey's absolution in clearing Trump of any wrong-doing in the Russian collusion investigation......which sounds not only of the typical blustering by the orange clown, but also of the typical bullshit that has become common fare from this WH............Of course, Comey may differ a bit in Trump's assessment.

I am actually pleased with Comey;s firing (the guy seems too conflicted) since it will make a special prosecutor appointment almost a certainty. However, a special prosecutor is NOT enough since such a prosecutor's role is strictly on the legality of the possible collusion; what is needed for this issue to be perfectly above board, is a neutral investigative body to collaborate with the prosecutor.

Since the FBI is the best investigative body available, a special branch within the FBI (one that would not report to either the FBI director or DOJ) should be authorized and amply funded and allowed access to any and all previous files.

Of course, Trump could always also resign and save us all this entertainment. I loved the Nixon's disgrace of 44 years ago, and I will love it now. Bring it on.

"Of course" - the charlatans trade phrase.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Trump should have fired him on day 1. OP didn't mind though when clinton fired sessions. Typical hack gnat.

 

[OldLady]

Of course, Comey's abrupt firing by the Trumpster reminds some of us older folks of what happened with Nixon on October, 1973. Firing someone who is investigating you ALWAYS smacks of a cover-up and NEVER turn out too well.

The charlatan, Trump, stated in his letter that he was "grateful" for Comey's absolution in clearing Trump of any wrong-doing in the Russian collusion investigation......which sounds not only of the typical blustering by the orange clown, but also of the typical bullshit that has become common fare from this WH............Of course, Comey may differ a bit in Trump's assessment.

I am actually pleased with Comey;s firing (the guy seems too conflicted) since it will make a special prosecutor appointment almost a certainty. However, a special prosecutor is NOT enough since such a prosecutor's role is strictly on the legality of the possible collusion; what is needed for this issue to be perfectly above board, is a neutral investigative body to collaborate with the prosecutor.

Since the FBI is the best investigative body available, a special branch within the FBI (one that would not report to either the FBI director or DOJ) should be authorized and amply funded and allowed access to any and all previous files.

Of course, Trump could always also resign and save us all this entertainment. I loved the Nixon's disgrace of 44 years ago, and I will love it now. Bring it on.

Deep Throat is the pseudonym given to the secret informant who provided information to Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein of The Washington Post, in 1972, about the involvement of U.S. President Richard Nixon's administration in what came to be known as the Watergate scandal. In 2005, 31 years after Nixon's resignation and 11 years after Nixon's death, a family attorney stated that former Federal Bureau of Investigation Associate Director Mark Felt was Deep Throat. Felt was suffering from dementia at the time and had previously denied being Deep Throat, but Woodward and Bernstein confirmed the attorney's claim.


History is repeating itself....

How?


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Have you heard of the Watergate deep throat , he was the whistle blower that eventually brought down Nixon?

The movie All the President's Men was a docudrama about it..

Deep throat turned out to be a former FBI director...

I seriously think that Trump opened a can of worms , and some big leaks are going to start surfacing ..

Trump embarrassed Comey.. I don't think Comey will go down quietly..

I too wonder if Comey has another card to play before this is over. He plays the wide eyed boy scout, but no one gets to the top of the pile in D.C. by being an innocent boy scout. We'll see.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Of course, Comey's abrupt firing by the Trumpster reminds some of us older folks of what happened with Nixon on October, 1973. Firing someone who is investigating you ALWAYS smacks of a cover-up and NEVER turn out too well.

The charlatan, Trump, stated in his letter that he was "grateful" for Comey's absolution in clearing Trump of any wrong-doing in the Russian collusion investigation......which sounds not only of the typical blustering by the orange clown, but also of the typical bullshit that has become common fare from this WH............Of course, Comey may differ a bit in Trump's assessment.

I am actually pleased with Comey;s firing (the guy seems too conflicted) since it will make a special prosecutor appointment almost a certainty. However, a special prosecutor is NOT enough since such a prosecutor's role is strictly on the legality of the possible collusion; what is needed for this issue to be perfectly above board, is a neutral investigative body to collaborate with the prosecutor.

Since the FBI is the best investigative body available, a special branch within the FBI (one that would not report to either the FBI director or DOJ) should be authorized and amply funded and allowed access to any and all previous files.

Of course, Trump could always also resign and save us all this entertainment. I loved the Nixon's disgrace of 44 years ago, and I will love it now. Bring it on.

Trump’s attempt to undermine an investigation into the administration’s criminal acts will fail as did Nixon’s.

What criminal acts?

There were no criminal acts but that won't stop the radical fringe from screaming like petulant school girls.

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

Bill of Particulars Against King Trump
President Trump has undermined the country’s democratic traditions:

• He’s falsely claimed that as many as three million people voted illegally in the 2016 presidential election.
• He’s falsely claimed that President Obama ordered wiretaps on Trump Tower during the campaign.
• He’s refused to release his tax returns.
• He’s refused to divest himself of business interests that present many conflict of interests and possibly violate the emoluments clause of the U.S. Constitution.
• He’s repeatedly attacked judges and even suggested he would break up the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

And now he’s fired the FBI Director who was leading an investigation into his campaign’s possible ties with Russia.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Of course, Comey's abrupt firing by the Trumpster reminds some of us older folks of what happened with Nixon on October, 1973. Firing someone who is investigating you ALWAYS smacks of a cover-up and NEVER turn out too well.

The charlatan, Trump, stated in his letter that he was "grateful" for Comey's absolution in clearing Trump of any wrong-doing in the Russian collusion investigation......

1. 'Comey's abrupt firing reminds SOME...'
- It reminds SNOWFLAKES

2. 'Russian Collusion Investigation'
- The Investigation that has been going on for 10 months and has resulted in the Directors of both the NSA and FBI declaring there was NEVER any evidence of any crime or collusion, that there is no evidence now...the FBI declaring 3 times now there is no evidence to support the claim...the Chairman of the Intel Committee and member D-Feinstein publicly declaring there is no evidence to support the claim...

 

[PoliticalChic]

Bill of Particulars Against King Trump
President Trump has undermined the country’s democratic traditions:

• He’s falsely claimed that as many as three million people voted illegally in the 2016 presidential election.
• He’s falsely claimed that President Obama ordered wiretaps on Trump Tower during the campaign.
• He’s refused to release his tax returns.
• He’s refused to divest himself of business interests that present many conflict of interests and possibly violate the emoluments clause of the U.S. Constitution.
• He’s repeatedly attacked judges and even suggested he would break up the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

And now he’s fired the FBI Director who was leading an investigation into his campaign’s possible ties with Russia.

• "He’s falsely claimed that as many as three million people voted illegally in the 2016 presidential election."

You're really sensitive about that.....because Trump is correct.


illegals get driver's licenses that say no voting.....

Really?

I say Democrat's who work the polls ignore that blue bar and simply look at the name on the driver's license.

And guess what?

"It's Official: Clinton's Popular Vote Win Came Entirely From California
If you take California out of the popular vote equation, then Trump wins the rest of the country by 1.4 million votes.
.... if you look at every other measure, Trump was the clear and decisive winner in this election."
It's Official: Clinton's Popular Vote Win Came Entirely From California


Think California is loaded with illegal alien voters??????

You betcha'!!!!





California has the largest number of illegal immigrants in the United States, with an estimated 2.4 million unauthorized immigrants making up about 6.3 percent of the state's total population, according to the Pew Research Center.Sep 14, 2015

Illegal Immigration Statistics in California - Newsmax.com
www.newsmax.com/FastFeatures/illegal-immigration-California/2015/09/14/.../691462/



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[martybegan]

Bill of Particulars Against King Trump
President Trump has undermined the country’s democratic traditions:

• He’s falsely claimed that as many as three million people voted illegally in the 2016 presidential election.
• He’s falsely claimed that President Obama ordered wiretaps on Trump Tower during the campaign.
• He’s refused to release his tax returns.
• He’s refused to divest himself of business interests that present many conflict of interests and possibly violate the emoluments clause of the U.S. Constitution.
• He’s repeatedly attacked judges and even suggested he would break up the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

And now he’s fired the FBI Director who was leading an investigation into his campaign’s possible ties with Russia.

not a crime
Not a crime
Not a crime
he has divested as required
Not a crime, and breaking up the 9th circuit is a good idea

Not a crime, and well overdue.

 

[NightFox]

How? It takes an act of Congress to do that and remind us again who owns Congress?

You morons may want to flaunt your current ability for a cover up,,,,but you should know how that usually turns out.

There are still some decent republicans out there.....AND, you should also know that the DOJ can also appoint a special counsel....and since racist Sessions has already recused himself, the deputy AG may grow a spine.

I thought the deputy AG was the one who developed the argument to fire Comey, no doubt at the President's urging. Why would he suddenly piss off Trump? That would not end well, as Trump is "hinting."

Probably something to do with:
a.) The FBI had to come out and correct his sworn testimony before Congress regarding Huma Abedin's email forwarding.
b.) The fact that he stated that the thought that his announcement of re-opening the Clinton email investigation had influenced the election "made him mildly nauseous", what the hell did he think a public announcement of that magnitude made right before an election was going to do? It made him look like a complete retard.
c.) He kept coming up with his own rules when testifying regarding what he was *allowed* to talk about, made him look like he was hiding something.

In short, his dithering, apparent incompetence and foolishness made him an unacceptable political liability and he didn't have any friends in low places to save his sorry ass.

Personally I'm surprised he lasted as long as he did given that he managed to piss off all the power brokers and did it in a fashion that made him look like he was a 5th grader.

 

[OldLady]

How? It takes an act of Congress to do that and remind us again who owns Congress?

You morons may want to flaunt your current ability for a cover up,,,,but you should know how that usually turns out.

There are still some decent republicans out there.....AND, you should also know that the DOJ can also appoint a special counsel....and since racist Sessions has already recused himself, the deputy AG may grow a spine.

I thought the deputy AG was the one who developed the argument to fire Comey, no doubt at the President's urging. Why would he suddenly piss off Trump? That would not end well, as Trump is "hinting."

Probably something to do with:
a.) The FBI had to come out and correct his sworn testimony before Congress regarding Huma Abedin's email forwarding.
b.) The fact that he stated that the thought that his announcement of re-opening the Clinton email investigation had influenced the election "made him mildly nauseous", what the hell did he think a public announcement of that magnitude made right before an election was going to do? It made him look like a complete retard.
c.) He kept coming up with his own rules when testifying regarding what he was *allowed* to talk about, made him look like he was hiding something.

In short, his dithering, apparent incompetence and foolishness made him an unacceptable political liability and he didn't have any friends in low places to save his sorry ass.

Personally I'm surprised he lasted as long as he did given that he managed to piss off all the power brokers and did it in a fashion that made him look like he was a 5th grader.

All good points, I guess, if you want to look at it that way. It would have made a lot more sense to ask for his resignation as soon as the President was inaugurated, instead of clapping him on the back and telling the world he had faith in him. Now it just seems out of place.

 

[Mr.Blonde]

Comey is a political hack and should have been fired the moment Trump took his hand off the Bible. The only reason I can see why Trump didn't fire him was to give him the benefit of the doubt.

For those who are saying it was because of the"Russia investigation" it probably was part of it. But not for the reason you think. How long does the investigation have to go on before we can say there was nothing? They have nothing after almost a year.

Every time Comey talks it is so bizarre it is like watching the Twilight Zone.

 

[nat4900]

When Comey recommended no charges for Cankles he was the left tard hero. When he reoponed the email investigation he was the culprit...we're back to hero lol

Moron, NO ONE is calling Comey a "hero"......This thread is about the continuing cover-up of a Russian collusion, by a dishonest orange clown and his entourage of inept millionaires.