People get ready....

[Jack Davenport]

"#Releasethememo" is now the top trending hashtag among Russian bots and trolls on Twitter and other platforms, according to the German Marshall Fund's "Hamilton 68" website, which tracks Russian influence campaigns.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/co...ethememo-endorsed-russian-bots-trolls-n839141

The sheep keep marching along...

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Beats the hell out of #PlagiarizeTheMemo

 

[ChuckFaze]

Rut roh....

The lid is getting ready to blow off of this muthafucka. People going to jail and shit.
Hopefully starting with Comey and ending with Obama.

That is one very convenient Brontosaurus-sized block of missing ... no doubt collusionizing texts.

Wooooooo! Will need plenty of popcorn to watch the shit hit the fan. artysml:

 

[zeeblofowl_1969]

Smoke to hide the real traitor.
You both need to get hobbies that is if it’s really one person....

 

[JulianaZirk23]

You can tell we are going thru a massive scandal by the depths one side goes to totally slander the investigators.

 

[Jack Davenport]

Has even one Democrat lawmaker pushed back or defended the Obama administration or the Obama DOJ against these allegations of corruption? The only thing I have seen are claims that Republicans are trying to distract from the Mueller investigation. If what is being said about what is in the memo is bullshit, then surely a Democrat can produce irrefutable evidence that it is bullshit.

We already know the answers.

People


Get


Ready.

 

[mongo18]

You gave us the exact same bullshit over the unmasking scandal that never was this time last year. Still waiting for those promised indictments that you're never wrong about...

 

[Jack Davenport]

You gave us the exact same bullshit over the unmasking scandal that never was this time last year. Still waiting for those promised indictments that you're never wrong about...

Hey genius! The unmasking is in the memo too.
It’s coming, can’t wait!

 

[Johan]

Ok, so memo is the 2018 Benghazi, got it
#FakeScandal

 

[sean miguel]

Ok, so memo is the 2018 Benghazi, got it
#FakeScandal

Yes. Except in this case, no Americans were killed.

 

[Jack Davenport]

Taking screenshots for posterity.

 

[sean miguel]

You gave us the exact same bullshit over the unmasking scandal that never was this time last year. Still waiting for those promised indictments that you're never wrong about...

Still waiting for those russia collusion indictments.

as far as being wrong about something, you really should shut the fuck up about that, Nostradamus.

 

[Johan]

Taking screenshots for posterity.

Don't forget to post them when a GOP led commission finds no wrong-doing by the Obama administration... for the 1,000th time

 

[Johan]

Still waiting for those russia collusion indictments.

Don't be too hasty, my friend...

 

[Jack Davenport]

Don't forget to post them when a GOP led commission finds no wrong-doing by the Obama administration... for the 1,000th time

Samantha Power, Susan Rice, Lynch, Comey, and eventually Obama are in heap big trouble. Not to mention a bunch of FBI and DOJ operatives. The only thing that keeps Obama out of trouble is for someone to fall on the sword for him.

 

[sean miguel]

Don't be too hasty, my friend...

lol hasty? that's the joke.

the term du jour now is "obstruction of justice" except what justice was being obstructed? lol

2018 - the year of the boomerang. The left pissing in a gale.

#LockThemUp

step back, shed your poltical biases, shut the fuck up and let the pure objective nirvana nothingness wash over you. Now - how in the FUCK can anyone be a liberal today?

 

[Johan]

What obstruction of Justice ?
I think firing theFBI director because he investigating you does qualify as obstruction of Justice.

FBI director threatened to resign amid Trump, Sessions pressure


Attorney General Jeff Sessions — at the public urging of President Donald Trump — has been pressuring FBI Director Christopher Wray to fire Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, but Wray threatened to resign if McCabe was removed, according to three sources with direct knowledge.

Wray's resignation under those circumstances would have created a media firestorm. The White House — understandably gun-shy after the Comey debacle — didn’t want that scene, so McCabe remains.
Sessions told White House Counsel Don McGahn about how upset Wray was about the pressure on him to fire McCabe, and McGahn told Sessions this issue wasn’t worth losing the FBI Director over, according to a source familiar with the situation.
Why it matters: Trump started his presidency by pressuring one FBI Director (before canning him), and then began pressuring another (this time wanting his deputy canned). This much meddling with the FBI for this long is not normal.

McGahn has been informed about these ongoing conversations, though he has not spoken with Wray about FBI personnel, according to an administration source briefed on the situation. Trump nominated Wray, previously an assistant attorney general under George W. Bush, last June to replace James Comey as director.

Trump has also tweeted negatively about other senior FBI officials who are allies of Comey, including the former top FBI lawyer James A. Baker who was recently “reassigned” after pressure from Sessions.

White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah said of Wray: “As we’ve said, the president has enormous respect for the thousands of rank and file FBI agents who make up the world’s most professional and talented law enforcement agency. He believes politically-motivated senior leaders including former Director Comey and others he empowered have tainted the agency’s reputation for unbiased pursuit of justice. The president appointed Chris Wray because he is a man of true character and integrity and the right choice to clean up the misconduct at the highest levels of the FBI and give the rank and file confidence in their leadership.”

As I reported last night, Sessions has adamantly urged Wray to make a "fresh start" with his core team.

Trump and other Republicans have been hammering McCabe — who was selected by the White House as acting director after the Comey firing — for months on Twitter.

On July 26, Trump tweeted: "Why didn't A.G. Sessions replace Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, a Comey friend who was in charge of Clinton investigation but got...big dollars ($700,000) for his wife's political run from Hillary Clinton and her representatives. Drain the Swamp!"

The latest: The New York Times — and others — reported in December that McCabe "is expected to retire after he becomes eligible for his pension [in] early [2018]." But senior Justice officials are still not sure what McCabe plans to do.

The FBI declined to comment for this story. Justice Department spokeswoman Sarah Isgur Flores also declined to comment.

https://www.axios.com/scoop-session...ray-877adb3e-5f8d-44a1-8a2f-d4f0894ca6a7.html


Speaking of locking-up political opponents, why Hillary is still at loose ?

Where the "special prosecutor" ?

Why isn't she in jail ?

 

[sean miguel]

What obstruction of Justice ?
I think firing theFBI director because he investigating you does qualify as obstruction of Justice.

firing the FBI director in the midst of an investigation is not obstruction. That was within President Trump's authority to do so. He could've fired Comey simply because he was a creepy weirdo (which he is). He actually didn't have to have ANY reason to fire Comey.

Obstruction would be involved if an actual crime had been committed. Where is the evidence of that?

 

[Johan]

The thing is, he did said he fired him because Comey was ivestigating on Trump ties to Russia. Trump has actually be stupid enough to admit he did obstruction of Justice

Where is the evidence ? Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think trying to obstruct any investigation by law enforcement forces does qualify as obstruction of Justice, wether the investigation is on a crime or to determine wether a crime has been commited

 

[Jack Davenport]

The thing is, he did said he fired him because Comey was ivestigating on Trump ties to Russia. Trump has actually be stupid enough to admit he did obstruction of Justice

Where is the evidence ? Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think trying to obstruct any investigation by law enforcement forces does qualify as obstruction of Justice, wether the investigation is on a crime or to determine wether a crime has been commited

Comey said Trump wasn’t under investigation. He didn’t shut down the investigation,( which he could have done under the powers granted to the president under the constitution) he simply fired someone who worked in the executive branch.

The investigation is still ongoing. There is no obstruction.

 

[mongo18]

Still waiting for those russia collusion indictments.

as far as being wrong about something, you really should shut the fuck up about that, Nostradamus.

I've never made any predictions about collusion. But that's ok, as a trumpa loompa, I don't expect you to know what's going on around you.