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Just me or was that was weird? The reporter asked "did he ask for a pledge of loyalty from you?", which makes no sense. Of course Comey didn't ask Trump for loyalty. And then Trump seemed to deny asking Comey to pledge his allegiance under oath. Does he think Comey was under oath at the dinner?Tweet
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Yeah found that very odd.Just me or was that was weird? The reporter asked "did he ask for a pledge of loyalty from you?", which makes no sense. Of course Comey didn't ask Trump for loyalty. And then Trump seemed to deny asking Comey to pledge his allegiance under oath. Does he think Comey was under oath at the dinner?
Clinton was impeached for exactly thatIs lying under oath an impeachable offence?
Oh yeah fair pointClinton was impeached for exactly that
That poor Romanian man. Cruel and unusual punishment is unconstitutional.Tweet
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In that case I'm not really understanding why a bigger deal hasn't been made of Trump basically admitting on TV that he fired Comey because of the Russia investigation? Surely it doesn't really matter what he said to Comey about the Flynn case when he's already gone and said that?If there's nothing to disprove it, then Trump should be fine with saying that.
I think the better question would be has there ever been a situation where he hasn't lied?He's lied under oath before hasn't he?
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That deposition — 170 transcribed pages — offers extraordinary insights into Trump’s relationship with the truth. Trump’s falsehoods were unstrategic — needless, highly specific, easy to disprove. When caught, Trump sometimes blamed others for the error or explained that the untrue thing really was true, in his mind, because he saw the situation more positively than others did.
He will be all over the leaks, but not the Russian stuff.Anyone see Gowdy was picked to lead the House Oversight Committee? I wonder if he'll have the determined vigor to look into the Russian meddling and Trump obstruction as he did with his Benghazi crusade.
Where's the logic here? He passed his notes to a friend to pass to the media because what? He was scared of giving them to a journalist? Are all journalists frighting or something? This 6ft 8in former director of the FBI was scared of meeting up with a journalist
Scared of getting caught? How long has he been in the game? If he wanted to leak it to a journalist without getting caught he'd have done so without breaking stride. Maybe he could have popped them into David Johnson's letterbox and assume nobody would know it was him. Also, he quite clearly has no issue with it being known he provided the notes, he's talking about it quite freely in an open hearing with the Senate Intelligence Committee for feck sake.
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Nah it's not. Doctored.Tweet
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This can't be real can it? Holy shit I know you shouldn't mock people for their appearance, but feck it. It's like casting for a bad Adam Sandler movie.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...es-across-us-denounced-by-civil-rights-groupsGuardian said:A wave of anti-Muslim rallies will sweep nearly 30 cities across America on Saturday...
Denouncing it? I wouldn't be surprised if he was leading one of the marches.A decent president would be denouncing this:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...es-across-us-denounced-by-civil-rights-groups
But it's everybody else who's the showboaters & grandstanders, don't forget.Denouncing it? I wouldn't be surprised if he was leading one of the marches.
Of course, silly me.But it's everybody else who's the showboaters & grandstanders, don't forget.
Thank you America for taking the bullet.
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I'm very wary about what they've got up their sleeve here with this play.Sessions will testify on tuesday in front of the senate intel committee. Don't know if it's public or not though.
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Sessions has a history of ducking testimony so this wouldn't be surprising.Twitter theory:
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