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Of course if Clinton or Obama were in office then Trump would be complaining that they are catching less and less people at the border 🙂

Or doing his other favourite gag, saying the numbers were "phony" ([url= https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2017/03/10/19-times-trump-called-the-jobs-numbers-fake-before-they-made-him-look-good/ ]as he repeatedly did with employment numbers[/url]... right up until the point where they reflected well on him)


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 6:32 pm
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You talk like a sign language gorilla that got hit in the head. In fact, the only thing your mouth is good for is being Vladimir Putin’s c*ck holster.
😯


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 6:59 pm
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Christ, I couldn't get to the end of that. 5 seconds of speaking, 30 seconds of whooping and clapping, 5 seconds of speaking, 30 seconds....


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 7:14 pm
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Not sure anybody wants to go to America anymore, illegally or otherwise.

I think you'll find the visa applicants from India and China are just as enthusiastic as they where before. Me too, why would you change you desire to go to a country on the basis of who is President, thats only a 4 year post ?


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 8:02 pm
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In other news the repeal of Obamacare passed it's first hurdle in the House of Representatives


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 8:03 pm
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Not sure anybody wants to go to America anymore, illegally or otherwise.
You may not want to go but others want that slice of cake. The queue is so long there is no shortage of people wanting to enter Murica. 😆

There are nearly 2.5 billion people (combine) in Indian & China there is not even time to think about what others think. They just want to go wherever that can to provide them good livelihood. 😛


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 8:34 pm
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That's good news is it?


 
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That's good news is it?
Depends on your view innit. 😯


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 8:43 pm
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Ah, I was referring to Jambalaya's Obamacare post.


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 8:52 pm
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Wow, well I guess they all saw Jimmy Kimmel's bit about how his baby nearly died of congenital heart disease and would have been uninsurable before 2014 and thought "Yeah that sounds great. Why should I pay for someone's faulty baby?"


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 9:25 pm
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[quote=jambalaya ]In other news the repeal of Obamacare passed it's first hurdle in the House of Representatives

His first legislative success after 3 months in office

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though of course it passed by the narrowest of margins and is very unlikely to be passed by the Senate (the House was supposed to be the easy bit), so will be heading back there for another vote at some point.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/697182075045179392


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 9:25 pm
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Meanwhile in other news, there's a reason for today's announcement from the palace:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/prince-philip-donald-trump-avoid-state-visit-meet-up-stand-down-public-life-queen-elizabeth-ii-a7717336.html


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 9:27 pm
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Lovely.


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 9:33 pm
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So a health reform that will kill people is a good thing? I resign from this thread, jambalaya you're supporting a bill that punishes people for having been raped. I despair for humanity.


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 9:35 pm
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[quote=GrahamS ]
Lovely.

Isn't it - but actually his twitter feed is quite interesting, because he's not rejoicing at all in the passing of this bill, but agreeing with the Democrats that it's electoral suicide for the Republicans

https://twitter.com/walshfreedom

(that should be compulsory reading for chewy, jamba and ninfan before they come on here rejoicing - he's from your side of the political spectrum, so it's not the view of a whining snowflake).


 
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Alternatively, this could have been avoided if the Democrats had done a deal with the more centrist republicans the other week, but instead they went for the short-term feel good win.


 
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he's not rejoicing at all in the passing of this bill,

From what I gather he reckons it's not a "repeal" at all and now Republicans are saddled with the cost.

Alternatively, this could have been avoided if the Democrats had done a deal with the more centrist republicans the other week, but instead they went for the short-term feel good win.

Not sure I understand ninfan? Are you saying the Republicans winning this vote was a short term feel good win for the Democrats?
Or that if the Democrats had done a deal last week then the Republicans winning could have been avoided?


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 9:59 pm
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Alternatively, this could have been avoided if the Democrats had done a deal with the more centrist republicans the other week and screwed over a vast swathe of the American public, but instead they went for the ****-you ya bunch of monied vampires or the no ****ing way option

FTFY.


 
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[quote=ninfan ]Alternatively, this could have been avoided if the Democrats had done a deal with the more centrist republicans the other week

the Republican's electoral suicide?

Are you thinking this is a "win" for the Republicans (and Trump)? Have you read that twitter feed?


 
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Legal immigration applications have increased as there are serious fears of a big shut down (especially from non white people) the heavy handed removal may also be impacting illegal immigration too.

As for the health bill it tells you all you need to know about the administration. So desperate to get rid of something they don't care what they get.


 
Posted : 04/05/2017 11:35 pm
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Frog face trump

http://resistancereport.com/resistance/trumps-chin-looks-like-frog/


 
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maxtorque » Hmm, turns out Trump tweeting on Earth Day didn't go so well for him:
DT-say-Earth-is-beautiful
What a two faced twonk........

Lots of erudite replies on there, but my favourite is this brief somethingion:
https://twitter.com/joepabike/status/855859747727323138

Glad you enjoy my work. This was another recent personal favorite:

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https://twitter.com/joepabike/status/859394136218238977


 
Posted : 06/05/2017 5:57 pm
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But the URL on the blank page still gives it away....


 
Posted : 09/05/2017 4:18 pm
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D'oh!!

WTaF?

It was one of The Donald's most (in)famous and controversial campaign moments:

And Spicer acts like he's never heard it before.

[i]"I'm not aware of what is on the campaign website"[/i]

Well then you are a pretty shitty Press Secretary then aren't you?


 
Posted : 09/05/2017 4:23 pm
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Youre fired!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-39866170


 
Posted : 09/05/2017 10:52 pm
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To be replaced by Chief Wiggam probably


 
Posted : 09/05/2017 11:20 pm
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Ralph would fit in better.


 
Posted : 09/05/2017 11:23 pm
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Imagine if hilary had got in due to the russians with less votes than trump and then did this 😯

Its clearly the start of a very public cover up but there does not seem like enough republicans to care about russian intervention for it to matter

Ask not what your country can do for you ask only what you can do to serve your party.
Strange times.


 
Posted : 09/05/2017 11:39 pm
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I'd imagine this is going to start and fall apart. Sally Yates was damming yesterday showing that basically they knew about Flynn's problems for 2 weeks and only acted when it was leaked.


 
Posted : 09/05/2017 11:44 pm
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Potus fires man investigating potus, no conflict of interests though.


 
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Potus fires man investigating potus, no conflict of interests though.

Or: POTUS acts on formal memorandum from Deputy AG and AG directly advising him to replace FBI Director.


 
Posted : 10/05/2017 12:26 am
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or

Building a case

Senior White House and Justice Department officials had been working on building a case against Mr. Comey since at least last week, according to administration officials. Attorney General Jeff Sessions had been charged with coming up with reasons to fire him, the officials said.

Continue reading the main story
— Michael S. Schmidt


https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/09/us/politics/comey-trump-fbi-live.html

Chicken and Egg?
Considering they were praising him in 2016 for his gutsy move to come out with the 2nd Clinton Email bomb just before the election I wonder what has happened?
Was he getting too close? Nice warning to other people looking into things they shouldn't be? Time to close ranks and get the yes men up the list?
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Life must be nice when you can just believe all the stuff you are spoon fed.


 
Posted : 10/05/2017 12:31 am
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions had been charged with coming up with reasons to fire him, the officials said.

And, as if by magic, a few days later Jeff Sessions appears to have forced Comey to go ahead and mislead the senate committee. Some form of evil CIA mind control trick I presume, like in the men who stare at goats?


 
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Having read the stuff there, it's way more than that and you know it. Whats your take on Sally Yates testimony about informing Trump about Flynn?
What about Jeff Sessions misleading his confirmation hearing about the meaning of meeting Russian officials? Sets a low bar doesn't it? I would assume you would agree Sessions needs to go next (he might be on the list as the joint architect of the plan with Steve Bannon)

The narrative so far is obey or be fired. Wonder if the leaks will increase now as bad news isn't allowed near the president.


 
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I'm pretty conflicted about this.

On one hand, his decision to launch a second investigation into Hilary's emails just before the election seemed like a transparently partisan move - and justified an inquiry in itself. Particularly now that it turns out this "new" evidence was complete rubbish. Grounds for dismissal in itself IMO.

On the other hand, Trump firing the guy investigating him is outrageous. If there was nothing in "the Russian allegations" why would he fire the guy now (and invite all the criticism that this would bring)? justice for Hillary? Ha!

I can't quite see how this can be viewed as anything other than a blatant attempt by trump to derail the Russia investigation.... be interesting to hear what the rationale for removing him was, other that the incredibly bland "not able to effectively lead".


 
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agreed batfink, his praise for him at the time for dropping the allergation is damming now. Like anything it's great when you agree, the wrod from even the Clinton camp is they are appaled by the decison, many are calling for a full statement from him as to where his is in the Russia probe to congress/senate inquireys so that that information is not "lost"


 
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Oh and a gift here with an interview on Fox News....

I think the bigger point on that is, “My gosh, Tucker, when are they gonna let that go?” It’s been going on for nearly a year. Frankly, it’s kinda getting absurd. There’s nothing there. We’ve heard that time and time again. We’ve heard it in the testimonies earlier this week. We’ve heard it for the last 11 months. There is no there there. It’s time to move on.

[i]White House spokesperson Sarah Huckabee Sanders[/i]
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/05/09/trump_spokesperson_goes_on_fox_news_says_it_s_time_to_move_on_from_russia.html
Video included.

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Has anyone got the document shredding gif from Devils Advocate?


 
Posted : 10/05/2017 4:56 am
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If Kelly Anne Conway says "It's nothing to do with Russia" Than I think pretty much everyone can see why Coney was fired.


 
Posted : 10/05/2017 7:02 am
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So if there is no Russia connection I presume Trump and his inane followers on here would have non issue with an independent investigation. Bawbags must have some pretty big things to hide if he's getting this desperate.


 
Posted : 10/05/2017 7:35 am
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Comedy was always going to get thrown under the bus

His fake news email leaks pretty much handed trump the win, Trump fans on here and in the alt-right were jumping up and down with indignation at the time

This was obviously getting too close to Trump another of his senior staff lying to a senate hearing this time about the fake news than won him an election.....

How will the FBI handle it? he's managed to piss off the CIA, NSA and now them.

It was a disgruntled FBI chief that was Nixons deepthroat


 
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If it looks like a duck, it sounds like a duck, even smells like a duck then is got to be a massive cover up!

The comparisons with Nixon are so predictable and obvious that Trumps team must either be stupid or have something serious to hide. Its not going to go well now for Putin, Trump will need to prove he's not Moscow's man and make some sort of stand against them. "See I nucked Russia, I'm not a Putin puppet, Bigly".


 
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The decision is undoubtedly the correct one, it just happens to be entirely convenient for Trump's team as well. The bloke had no friends left in Washington after his antics during the election, and Hillary would have fired him as one of her first acts as president.

They may come to regret not allowing him to resign with dignity rather than find out about his sacking on the television mid-meeting.

The key thing will be who they shoehorn into the job. I'm guessing it will someone relatively inexperienced who perhaps will be more pliable to pressure from the White House.


 
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But on that logic. Sessions has to go too


 
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Ha ha ha, logic has no place here.


 
Posted : 10/05/2017 9:22 am
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I'm guessing it will someone relatively inexperienced who perhaps will be more pliable to pressure from the White House.

Eric trump? Baron? Ivana?

That under creepy nazi bloke- Gorka ?

Guilliani?

Alex Jones? 😯


 
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who the **** drafted the letter ? "you are hereby terminated"
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But on that logic. Sessions has to go too

Well, no...

You're misconstruing the logic.

To borrow from Saint Margaret on the subject of Monty Python: "This Jeff Sessions - is he one of us?"


 
Posted : 10/05/2017 9:30 am
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And there we have the quacking like a duck. Shame the Senate and Congress have a bit more power here.


 
Posted : 10/05/2017 9:32 am
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who the **** drafted the letter ?

I liked how even when sacking someone Trump cant help but talk about himself.


 
Posted : 10/05/2017 10:29 am
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This has to be one of the worst handled sackings I've ever seen (since my old HR guy fired someone on "wear PJs to work" day, looking like Arthur Dent).


 
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"not able to effectively lead".

You have to admit, coming from Trump, that is pretty funny

The key thing will be who they shoehorn into the job

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How will the FBI handle it? he's managed to piss off the CIA, NSA and now them.
It was a disgruntled FBI chief that was Nixons deepthroat

The orange faced, small handed oaf is definitely pissing on his own doorstep now.


 
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Eric trump? Baron? Ivana?

That under creepy nazi bloke- Gorka ?

Guilliani?

US writers are mentioning Guilliani, bizarrely.

I suppose he clearly has excellent FBI contacts - he was the one who went on the shows a couple of days before the FBI pre-voting announcement on investigating Hillary and gave a nod and a wink that something momentous would happen to turn things around for Trump.

He'd certainly shut any investigation right down.


 
Posted : 10/05/2017 1:24 pm
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cant we just fast forward to trumps impeachment before our GE

and this pic can be used against Maybot?

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I wonder how Roger Stone the key link in the Trump/Tussia investigation handled the news of comeys sacking

https://twitter.com/StoneColdTruth/status/862068406245261313

apparently he had absolutely not been lobbying trump to have Comey sacked 😉


 
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Is all this really happening? Is it just a bad reality tv series gone wrong?

Would comparing today's little Trumpism to a Stalinist purge, be a tad over the top? or not?


 
Posted : 10/05/2017 10:18 pm
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Trump, Putin, May. Just a bunch of arrogant sods pleasing themselves.


 
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Hlarious that he sacked Comey the day the Russians were visiting the Whitehouse

Lavrov trolling the shit out of Trump & Tillerson saying @has he been sacked, youre kidding'

and It embarrasses the USA not Russia

I think we can see who the boss is here

also how much spray tan??
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If your press secretary is literally hiding in bushes to avoid the press then you can assume you're not doing a good job.


 
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I see he's lost another vote.

[url= https://www.colorlines.com/articles/senate-rejects-resolution-remove-methane-emissions-regulations ]Senate Rejects Resolution to Remove Methane Emissions Regulations[/url]


 
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If your press secretary is literally hiding in bushes to avoid the press then you can assume you're not doing a good job.

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Spicer has [url= https://www.indy100.com/article/simpsons-bart-bushes-retreating-sean-spicer-white-house-press-secretary-awkward-7730206 ]apparently clarified[/url] that the Washington Post article was fakenews. He wasn't [i]in[/i] the bushes, he was standing [i]among[/i] the bushes. 😆


 
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Or: POTUS acts on formal memorandum from Deputy AG and AG directly advising him to replace FBI Director.

That does sound better.
Shame that Trump said in his NBC interview that he was going to sack him regardless of the recommendation.


 
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20 US attorneys general write to Rosenstein requesting the appointment of a special prosecutor.

Interesting that Rosenstein did not recommend removing Comey - and has made this clear to DOJ, WH, Burr & Warner.

Putin will be creaming himself as this farce plays out.


 
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Interesting that Rosenstein did not recommend removing Comey - and has made this clear to DOJ, WH, Burr & Warner.

Really? His memorandum said this:

[i] I agree with the nearly unanimous opinions of former Department officials. The way the Director handled the conclusion of the email investigation was wrong. As a result, the FBI is unlikely to regain public and congressional trust until it has a Director who understands the gravity of the mistakes and pledges never to repeat them. Having refused to admit his errors, the Director cannot be expected to implement the necessary corrective actions.[/i]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-39866767


 
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Really? His memorandum said this

As the world's greatest/biggest/best/worst (delete as appropriate) pedant.... please show me where he recommended removing him?

Perhaps he was just "calling for" his removal? Which we know is definitely not the same thing.


 
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Anyway next up is Flynn's explanation, given he could be facing some sort of charges what are his options?


 
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Thanks for agreeing Batfink.

Ninfan - read the words carefully; Rosenstein was highly critical of Comey but did not recommend/suggest his
dismissal or removal.
You have (conveniently) ignored the fact that Rosenstein publicly stated he neither suggested nor recommended any course of action against Comey.
Any comment about Rosenstein seeking a private audience with Burr & Warden?
What about the 20 attorneys general?
Trump is incompetent, duplicitous, a liar; understands that the rule of law only means anything if someone/anyone is prepared to enforce it and he relies on the assumption that, generally, there will be no serious attempt to enforce.
That may have worked when he was bullying and stiffing subbies in business but its a little different in high level domestic politics - let alone global politics.
He has not understood that the US legal system, law enforcement and judiciary (generally) operate to higher moral standards than his.
I give him 12 months; what's your informed view?

@Mike - Flynn has nowhere to go; increasing numbers of the legislature are saying - if it looks like like shit and smells like shit it probably is shit. Did he and Trump cut some sort of deal before he was 'sacked'?
Was Flynn's shredder working overtime before (and/or after) the subpoena landed?

None of them have learned the first lesson of being a liar which is.......lie consistently.


 
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Did he and Trump cut some sort of deal before he was 'sacked'?

The main questions still arise from why he of his own initative started conversations with the Russian ambassador. Or more importantly who asked him to.... The penalties for getting caught at this stage are serious I think he knows that given his desire for an immunity deal - again you only really ask for that when you know your guilty [b]but[/b] you can take down more with you.


 
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Mike, all of the questions around Flynn - and his son - are compelling but pale into relative insignificance compared to the abyss Trump could be staring into.

Flynn:
- did he start conversations of his own volition or was he......encouraged?
- why did he fail to realise - or did he choose to ignore - that in a connected world and dealing with Putin's acolytes nothing could be guaranteed to be discrete, let alone confidential
- why did he push for immunity in exchange for testimony?
- what are his links with the Trump campaign team and presidency; personal, financial, beneficial interests?
- why did he decline to reease documents to the house committee when requested; that refusal has now resulted in the subpoena
- which other candidates were considered - and rejected - before he was appointed as national security advisor; what reasons were given for rejecting other candidates under consideration?
- can his assets be properly accounted for by referencing his declared earnings and investments?
- why did Trump specifically ignore advice and recommendations from Sally Yates about Flynn?

I refer you back to my earlier post - if it looks like shit, smells like shit (tastes like shit) it probably is shit.

The day of reckoning is approaching for Trump and co; might be slow progress but he - and others - will be held to account.


 
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frank, completely agree, my point being he is just going to be a foot note or trivia question in the end of a much bigger story. Given the warnings, flags and the rest that were ignored ie were they preparing to sack him before the news was leaked a full 2 weeks after the warnings. Again will he spill the beans about who asked him to do what. If it goes to the top then this thing blows up - will Pence be prepared to take the fall?


 
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Mike, as Flynn is military I hope he behaves 'honourably' and by that I mean he does the right thing for the country.
Is he compromised by anything Trump & Co know about him?

Your question about foot note or trivia question; mark feld who was eventually identified as 'deep throat' in Watergate was always seen as superficial but, in reality, was the fulcrum.

The same awaits Flynn.

Can't avoid thinking that Flynn now knows he's in over his head and he has no 'friends'; question now is what, if anything, does he have to lose by making a complete disclosure.
His reputation is shot to shit; journos will crawl all overs personal, financial and business affairs - and publicise their findings/assumptions.
His son's career is tainted by association.

Some legacy?


 
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The plus side is at the moment it seems to be starting to kick in to some of their business interests

The company owned by the sister of Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, has pulled out of presentations planned for China this weekend.
Kushner Companies was scheduled to pitch real estate opportunities to investors in the southern cities of Shenzhen and Guangzhou at the weekend.
But last week, Nicole Meyer Kushner came under fire for using her brother's name in a pitch.
Critics accused the business of playing up the family's White House links.
The company said the comments were misconstrued but has apologised.

http://www.bbc.com/news/business-39893103

I don't imagine some of these guys want such a close eye being cast over them.


 
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Defending that decision in an interview on NBC News on Thursday, Trump said: “And, in fact, when I decided to just do it, I said to myself, I said: ‘You know, this Russia thing with Trump and Russia is a made up story, it’s an excuse by the Democrats for having lost an election that they should’ve won.’”

[url= https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/may/11/donald-trump-james-comey-firing-russia-investigation ]Guardian Link[/url]


 
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😯

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/863007411132649473


 
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Yeah it's really getting surreal...

Spicer hiding in bushes, Trumpo firing FBI boss via letter delivered by his bodyguard an then
pretty much threatening him on twitter...and alluding to taping conversations.

Can't wait to see the next episode.


 
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It's like Trapped In The Closet.


 
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Yes, he needs to get out of that damned closet


 
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He really is a piece of work.


 
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**** me he's proper bonkers!


 
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