He has such little self awareness that it never registers with him that people (excepting his base) here and around the world view him revulsion and suspicion.HuMcK said:
Trump has such little respect for people's intelligence that he's gonna pretend like Obama and Sally Yates didn't explicitly tell him to not hire Flynn...
Sam Lowry said:So the newest resistance tactic is...let's all pretend it's illegal to talk to Wikileaks? I don't see that getting very far.HuMcK said:
Someone "connected to...Congress" warned Flynn against cooperating. I wonder if that person works for someone who's name rhymes with Nevin Doones?
The only thing new here is that some unknown person with unknown connections to Congress made unknown statements that "could have," but didn't, affect Flynn's willingness to cooperate? Y'all are really scraping the bottom of the barrel now.HuMcK said:Sam Lowry said:So the newest resistance tactic is...let's all pretend it's illegal to talk to Wikileaks? I don't see that getting very far.HuMcK said:
Someone "connected to...Congress" warned Flynn against cooperating. I wonder if that person works for someone who's name rhymes with Nevin Doones?
It's generally illegal to try and affect or change a witness' testimony or cooperation. Illegal or not, it's undeniably scummy and unethical, but I understand why Republicans don't seem to care about that when they are in power
The timing of events, e.g. Podesta's emails being dumped hours after the Access Hollywood recording released, also suggests that there was more than just "talking to" going on with Wikileaks/DCLeaks, especially when it comes to Roger Stone.
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...Illegal or not, it's undeniably scummy and unethical, but I understand why Republicans don't seem to care about that when they are in power
Sam Lowry said:The only thing new here is that some unknown person with unknown connections to Congress made unknown statements that "could have," but didn't, affect Flynn's willingness to cooperate? Y'all are really scraping the bottom of the barrel now.HuMcK said:Sam Lowry said:So the newest resistance tactic is...let's all pretend it's illegal to talk to Wikileaks? I don't see that getting very far.HuMcK said:
Someone "connected to...Congress" warned Flynn against cooperating. I wonder if that person works for someone who's name rhymes with Nevin Doones?
It's generally illegal to try and affect or change a witness' testimony or cooperation. Illegal or not, it's undeniably scummy and unethical, but I understand why Republicans don't seem to care about that when they are in power
The timing of events, e.g. Podesta's emails being dumped hours after the Access Hollywood recording released, also suggests that there was more than just "talking to" going on with Wikileaks/DCLeaks, especially when it comes to Roger Stone.
When not directly serving his Master (Trump), Nunes hides out as a family pet...cinque said:He has such little self awareness that it never registers with him that people (excepting his base) here and around the world view him revulsion and suspicion.HuMcK said:
Trump has such little respect for people's intelligence that he's gonna pretend like Obama and Sally Yates didn't explicitly tell him to not hire Flynn...
Btw, why Devin Nunes been so quiet lately?
