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https://www.google.com/amp/www.rawstory.com/2017/03/these-are-the-5-congressional-agencies-investigating-trumps-ties-to-russia/amp/
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He's a corrupted Obama slag who's wife took $700k worth of campaign donations from known Clinton associate, Terry McAuliffe? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Are you saying that firing Comey didn't stop the investigation? Well, duh. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Are you saying that firing Comey didn't stop the investigation? Well, duh. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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The issue isn't necessarily with the firing of Comey. You're right that any investigation(s) will continue on cruise-control with an acting Director. The potential for real obstruction of justice comes with the appointment of a new Director. If it's someone who has a good bipartisan (or non-partisan) reputation in DC and has a strong legal and/or law enforcement background then I think you'll see a lot of worries become assuaged. On the other hand, if you see some political hack like Giuliani or Christie come running back to DC with their shine box... View Quote |
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Why would it matter even if he did find something? "What difference does it make anyway?" When politicians commit crimes, they are seldom held accountable. In fact, they usually get nearly 1/2 of America to vote for them for president. You have no say what goes on, no matter what the talking heads tell you. If I never saw a news report on DC until 2020, it would be too soon. View Quote But this poster makes a good point. Let's say they proved collusion between a Trump campaign official and the Russians. Then what? |
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I don't think they will find anything, it's been too long, but the smoke and mirrors playbook of the clinton's seem to be working
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Isn't he suffering from the early symptoms of Alzheimers or some such? View Quote Comey - Brother works for Clinton as accountant for Clinton Foundation under investigation. No issue. McCabe - Wife receives $700,000 from Clinton cronies to run for office. No issue. Guiliani - Distinguished career as U.S. Attorney for the SDNY, the most prominent prosecutor position in the country. A "hack." |
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...because he really was getting close to the truth about an improper connection between Trump and Russia? Putting aside the liberal histrionics we all love and enjoy, does the theory itself hold much merit? View Quote Every Libtard-Trump Hater believes this... Along with all Al Gores nonsense... It's to be expected of folks with brain [and drug] damaged minds... |
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No, because contrary to liberal belief. there will still be an investigation. Firing the FBI head changes nothing.
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View Quote Do you even own any guns? Edit: Oh looks like you're not even a citizen |
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Lol you are so butthurt that Republicans won and Hillary lost Do you even own any guns? Edit: Oh looks like you're not even a citizen View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Do you even own any guns? Edit: Oh looks like you're not even a citizen
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All FBI evidence is now totally gone since they fired one guy. LOL
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Do you even own any guns? Edit: Oh looks like you're not even a citizen
I bet this is it! They're finally going to get him! |
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http://cdn2.sbnation.com/assets/3209925/bell-ringer-jack-off-o_medium.gif I bet this is it! They're finally going to get him! View Quote |
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Looks like the FBI raid may not be tied to anything national:
http://www.capitalgazette.com/news/for_the_record/ph-ac-cn-fbi-raid-0512-20170511-story.html Usual caveat: Early reporting... BLUF: FBI raid on GOP PAC that did work for Cuccinelli campaign in Virginia. PAC had been sued by the campaign for raising money; but not turning it over to the campaign. |
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He's a corrupted Obama slag who's wife took $700k worth of campaign donations from known Clinton associate, Terry McAuliffe? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I can't wait to see the justifications for McCabe's ineviatable dismissal.
Trump also donated to McAuliffe, but that was way back in 2009 so that's like ancient history and should be ignored. |
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In her defense, McAuliffe is a known Trump associate as well. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ByTj-aaIYAAsdnS.png Trump also donated to McAuliffe, but that was way back in 2009 so that's like ancient history and should be ignored. View Quote |
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The #Nevertrumpers were IDIOTS with their predictions BEFORE the elections... NOTHING has Changed!!!!! |
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Looks like the FBI raid may not be tied to anything national: http://www.capitalgazette.com/news/for_the_record/ph-ac-cn-fbi-raid-0512-20170511-story.html Usual caveat: Early reporting... BLUF: FBI raid on GOP PAC that did work for Cuccinelli campaign in Virginia. PAC had been sued by the campaign for raising money; but not turning it over to the campaign. View Quote |
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Hey, you can copy and paste things that are irrelevant. You are very good at that. Good job. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I hope you're not in charge of hiring or firing anyone because you'd be looking at a lawsuit: You are very good at that. Good job. Seriously though: Try not to fire anyone for following policy*. Your employer's legal counsel tends to frown upon such things... *Assuming you're in a position to fire someone, of course |
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I'm confused about what this has to do with McCabe and his wife taking money from team Clinton, while heading the multiple criminal investigations into her and her foundation. View Quote If I cared enough I'd create a /r/ style mosaic to visualize this to you, but I don't care enough to do that. |
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next fbi chief: ok boys you got 60 days to wrap this thing up
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...because he really was getting close to the truth about an improper connection between Trump and Russia? Putting aside the liberal histrionics we all love and enjoy, does the theory itself hold much merit? View Quote are you stoned? first of all Comey doesn't investigate shit. There was a team of agents doing the investigation last week, and the same team of agents will be doing the investigation next week. The only thing that has changed is which desk the reports end up on. plus, this intensifies he investigation because of the Dems hollering about how this changes everything, when in fact, it changes nothing. because of the attention this caused, the investigation will proceed even more vigorously. if it was a move to stop the investigation, it was stupid because it has the opposite effect. |
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My understanding is McCabe and his wife took money from McAwful, who is both a Clinton and a Trump associate. If I cared enough I'd create a /r/ style mosaic to visualize this to you, but I don't care enough to do that. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I'm confused about what this has to do with McCabe and his wife taking money from team Clinton, while heading the multiple criminal investigations into her and her foundation. If I cared enough I'd create a /r/ style mosaic to visualize this to you, but I don't care enough to do that. |
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The only investigation we should be seeing is the Clinton-Putin Uranium One deal, you know the one where John Podesta even bought shares using his daughter as a shell company before the deal went through, because he knew he was going to make a killing.
Hillary was for sale to the highest bidders, including Putin's front companies set out to secure uranium mining in Canada and the US. |
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Um, that one is actually pretty simple - as an incoming administration you fire/terminate all the appointed department heads your predecessor appointed if your predecessor was of the opposing party. It's standard operating procedure to get your people who share your values, your political ideals, and will help move your agenda forward instead of acting as a force to oppose it. My guess, and it's just that, is Trump and his team felt firing Comey earlier would be more controversial with all that was swirling about right after the election. So they waited a bit to let things simmer down. View Quote he didn't get his pick for justice until two weeks ago - that was the cause of the delay., |
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he didn't get his pick for justice until two weeks ago - that was the cause of the delay., View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Um, that one is actually pretty simple - as an incoming administration you fire/terminate all the appointed department heads your predecessor appointed if your predecessor was of the opposing party. It's standard operating procedure to get your people who share your values, your political ideals, and will help move your agenda forward instead of acting as a force to oppose it. My guess, and it's just that, is Trump and his team felt firing Comey earlier would be more controversial with all that was swirling about right after the election. So they waited a bit to let things simmer down. |
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are you stoned? first of all Comey doesn't investigate shit. There was a team of agents doing the investigation last week, and the same team of agents will be doing the investigation next week. The only thing that has changed is which desk the reports end up on. plus, this intensifies he investigation because of the Dems hollering about how this changes everything, when in fact, it changes nothing. because of the attention this caused, the investigation will proceed even more vigorously. if it was a move to stop the investigation, it was stupid because it has the opposite effect. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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...because he really was getting close to the truth about an improper connection between Trump and Russia? Putting aside the liberal histrionics we all love and enjoy, does the theory itself hold much merit? are you stoned? first of all Comey doesn't investigate shit. There was a team of agents doing the investigation last week, and the same team of agents will be doing the investigation next week. The only thing that has changed is which desk the reports end up on. plus, this intensifies he investigation because of the Dems hollering about how this changes everything, when in fact, it changes nothing. because of the attention this caused, the investigation will proceed even more vigorously. if it was a move to stop the investigation, it was stupid because it has the opposite effect. "We want this to come to its conclusion, we want it to come to its conclusion with integrity," said deputy press secretary Sarah Sanders, referring to the FBI's probe into Moscow's interference in last year's election. "And we think that we've actually, by removing Director Comey, taken steps to make that happen." |
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4D chess http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/11/politics/comey-fbi-investigation-russia-sarah-huckabee-sanders/ View Quote |
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http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/trump-not-planning-visit-fbi-headquarters-after-comey-firing-spokesperson-n757771
President Donald Trump's plan to visit the FBI in an attempt to boost morale has been scrapped, according to administration officials.
After his controversial firing of FBI Director James Comey, Trump was told it was not likely he would be warmly welcomed. View Quote |
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This is getting way complicated like Watergate. Personally i don't think Trump knew about any russian connection. Frankly i feel he is kinda oblivious. Those around him? maybe a different story. I keep reading articles that Trump was getting angry with the investigation and why it wouldn't just go away. The firing of him looks bad but i feel he wants it to just go away as opposed to covering up. I'm not sure he realizes how bad the thing he does makes him look.
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http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/trump-not-planning-visit-fbi-headquarters-after-comey-firing-spokesperson-n757771 Poor FBI guys won't get to hear Trump talk about his historic electoral college win... View Quote |
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The issue isn't necessarily with the firing of Comey. You're right that any investigation(s) will continue on cruise-control with an acting Director. The potential for real obstruction of justice comes with the appointment of a new Director. If it's someone who has a good bipartisan (or non-partisan) reputation in DC and has a strong legal and/or law enforcement background then I think you'll see a lot of worries become assuaged. On the other hand, if you see some political hack like Giuliani or Christie come running back to DC with their shine box... View Quote |
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The issue isn't necessarily with the firing of Comey. You're right that any investigation(s) will continue on cruise-control with an acting Director. The potential for real obstruction of justice comes with the appointment of a new Director. If it's someone who has a good bipartisan (or non-partisan) reputation in DC and has a strong legal and/or law enforcement background then I think you'll see a lot of worries become assuaged. On the other hand, if you see some political hack like Giuliani or Christie come running back to DC with their shine box... So you don't think a fair, non-partisan and experienced person should be FBI Director? Interesting. |
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are you stoned? first of all Comey doesn't investigate shit. There was a team of agents doing the investigation last week, and the same team of agents will be doing the investigation next week. The only thing that has changed is which desk the reports end up on. plus, this intensifies he investigation because of the Dems hollering about how this changes everything, when in fact, it changes nothing. because of the attention this caused, the investigation will proceed even more vigorously. if it was a move to stop the investigation, it was stupid because it has the opposite effect. View Quote |
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