I know this one. It’s a choice.
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AAAARRRGGGHHH!!! I was afraid of that!
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It’s the part where they don’t think this is is going to help them rather than destroy them that leaves me most bemused. It’s like they think treason is just going to go away like his tax returns did.
Grasping desperately for a silver lining though, shutting down the House investigation would have the effect of turning off the Nunes to Trump pipeline.
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They did?
I think that they might get away with it. They have the money and the power.
Todd is replaying the Kennedy questions to Petersen at the hearing, so he gets a star for that one.
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Wouldn’t this be considered obstruction of justice? If they do do did better find a new job because they won’t have one after the next election they’ll be out on their ear if not sooner.
Protect the trader in the White House at your own risk Republicans.
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Money and power tend to be fleeting things.
Trump, too, shall pass into the dustbin of history. Or maybe a dumpster fire.
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Yeah, well, that’s like inviting an accusation isn’t it?
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That’s like trying to run Windows software on an Apple (or vice versa, in case anyone decided to take umbrage by reading something into which platform is which).
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If you have anything, Adam, now’s the time to run it up the flagpole. It’s kind of difficult to run an investigation when one side has never had any intention of getting at the truth.
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Thankfully, Robespierre taught us the cure.
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In what world does this happen? In what criminal case is it learned something about an investigator that the criminal case itself stops being investigated?
“Sorry ma’am, we found out one of the investigators in your husband’s murder posted an inappropriate meme on Facebook. Because of this, the investigator has been fired and the investigation itself has to be closed. Damn shame.”
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Best part of the WaPo article:
At least one firm, Mercury Public Affairs, passed up the opportunity to work with Kushner’s team, people familiar with the discussions said. Mercury’s lobbying work has also come under scrutiny by Mueller, which could have complicated its ability to represent Kushner.
Michael McKeon, a partner at Mercury, declined to comment. The firm, which has not been accused of wrongdoing by Mueller’s team, has said it is cooperating with investigators.
Kushner is largely represented in the White House by Josh Raffel, who joined the administration earlier this year to handle media inquiries for the Office of American Innovation, which Kushner leads.
heehee.
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Me? Nah…I’m a totally incompetent boob with hyperarticulate Dunning-Kruger syndrome.
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Like a lion kills an antelope.
Like a hammer kills a cantelope
He is the anti-pope
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A star is over the top IMO.
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IMHO it’s time for Mueller to indict Nunes. He was on the transition team and is very dirty no doubt. Get him off the committee with OofJ charge. .
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It’s the first one I’ve ever given him. It’s okay.
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