mcmoustache wrote: » In the US or europe? Because if he was in Prague and denied it, it makes the dossier's allegations a bit more compelling. It's weird. It's like all those things people thought about Trump keep turning out to be true. I had my doubts about the piss tape but now, who knows?
aloyisious wrote: » one side effect to this is that Don, due to his position as president, will likely be untouchable for a while. It doesn't do good to target a president in time of warfare, something he can't have planned for to fortify his position but he won't walk away from. However, if he keeps up his normal tweeting habit, he'll lessen any help he's going to get from the current US position, so if I was him him, I'd ditch the keyboard for a while.
everlast75 wrote: » Yep. You can add to this that Cohen said he showed DJT his passport and DJT confirmed it showed he was not in Prague. So either Cohen is lying about Trump knowing or Trump knowingly lied. But then again, this is just one more shovel of BS on an already insurmountable pile so...
everlast75 wrote: » Trump tweets that he will fire rockets into Syria. People criticize his hypocrisy in slating Obama for warning of military action - so he literally contradicts himself and says he wasn't committing to firing rockets. He then fires rockets. This, all within days of each other. I am sick and tired of his lies. Not to mention another branch of his hypocrisy..https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/373581528405905408?s=19
The Syrian government and its allies have absorbed a U.S.-led attack on Saturday and the targeted sites were evacuated days ago thanks to a warning from Russia, a senior official in a regional alliance that backs Damascus said.
Trump's longtime personal attorney went to federal court to stop prosecutors from looking at materials seized in a recent FBI raid. By LAURA NAHMIAS and JOSH GERSTEIN 04/13/2018 09:11 AM EDT Updated 04/13/2018 06:45 PM EDT NEW YORK — Lawyers for President Donald Trump and his longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen went to court Friday trying to stop federal prosecutors from getting at private material — but wound up with a judge ordering them to disclose Cohen’s client list in public. U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood on Friday ordered attorneys for Cohen to hand over a list of Cohen’s law clients and proof of their relationship by 10 a.m. Monday, so she can decide whether materials seized from Cohen’s office by federal law enforcement agents last week should be protected by attorney-client privilege. That list will be a public record, Wood said, because the identities of an attorney’s clients are not subject to attorney-client privilege unless the mere name itself would reveal the kind of advice sought or given. Wood’s order raises the possibility of further embarrassing disclosures involving Cohen, who is already at the center of a legal dispute involving adult-film actress Stormy Daniels, who is suing the president to void a nondisclosure agreement negotiated by Cohen concerning a sexual encounter Daniels says she had with Trump in 2006.
Captain Obvious wrote: » I know bringing up Clinton is generally whataboutery but she must be needing surgery to remove the smile from her face at this stage.
Igotadose wrote: » Pesky 1st amendment. Gotta use the taxpayer $$ to track those evil media sites (all 290,000 of them) that might be dissing the big orange dude: https://biglawbusiness.com/homeland-security-to-compile-database-of-journalists-bloggers/ Summary quote: "The U.S. Department of Homeland Security wants to monitor hundreds of thousands of news sources around the world and compile a database of journalists, editors, foreign correspondents, and bloggers to identify top “media influencers.”" Scary stuff, hidden in all the Syria/Russia kerfuffle...
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everlast75 wrote: » If that is independently verifiable its a damning indictment of the GOP. I'm awaiting the next twitter shït storm as soon as Agolf Twittler awakes and gets his debriefing from Fox and Friends
Itssoeasy wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXIF2FQpgjM Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro do a great job as Cohen and Mueller. And I say that as someone who found the SNL sketches funny early on but felt they were beating a dead horse.
Leroy42 wrote: » What was he thinking with the 'Mission Accomplished' line? Even parking the hang-over from the Bush use of it, taking it on its own doe he really think anybody is going to believe that the problems are now solved? Now he is out this morning on twitter defending it, so even he realises it didn't come out well, but does he have no memory of history? The pictures look like they did some damage, bu they had nearly a full weeks warning that something was going to happen, plenty of time to prepare. Does anybody think they simply left everything in the open and prayed!
everlast75 wrote: » 8 tweets over 2 hours. Comey has gotten right under his skin...
pixelburp wrote: » I had wondered this just from the prose of Comey; at first I thought it incredibly petty of him to bring up the small hands nonsense or pee tape, but on reflection it surely has to be a ploy to rile up Trump. Every competent statesman and civil servant knows at this point of Trumps fragile ego and hair trigger, and doubtlessly knows how to manipulate or placate as necessary. Hard not to speculate that Comey intentionally used incendiary language to get Trump to overreact, take the heat off Mueller or even isolate him further from the GOP middleground. I refuse to beleive the head of the FBI doesnt know how to play the game. Probably a dangerous one, but given Comey did that already with the reopening of the Clinton investigation in the 11th hour of the election, he seems that type.
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