Mueller sure does have some pull. Getting all of these people who are clearly career driven and excellent at what they do to just come fuck off with him in a room must be some pretty hard work.As always: Guys, don't do this to yourselves!
Don't hype this up. That way it won't sting as much.
Mueller sure does have some pull. Getting all of these people who are clearly career driven and excellent at what they do to just come fuck off with him in a room must be some pretty hard work.
Mueller sure does have some pull. Getting all of these people who are clearly career driven and excellent at what they do to just come fuck off with him in a room must be some pretty hard work.
"It's all dark except the tenth floor. That's the legal department. That's where they fuck with my life."
Weird question. Could Mueller bring Comey onto his team if he wanted? This ignores if this is ethical/moral or not or any conflicts of interest.
Weird question. Could Mueller bring Comey onto his team if he wanted? This ignores if this is ethical/moral or not or any conflicts of interest.
He could, but it would definitely allow for questions on impartiality and ethics. Thankfully it looks like Mueller is going the extra mile to make sure everything is to the letter of the law.Weird question. Could Mueller bring Comey onto his team if he wanted? This ignores if this is ethical/moral or not or any conflicts of interest.
Weird question. Could Mueller bring Comey onto his team if he wanted? This ignores if this is ethical/moral or not or any conflicts of interest.
I feel like each person in his team needs an introduction ala Inglorious Basterds in the movie.
Donald Trump will never go to jail. This isn't a cynical thing to say either, it's just not going to be something that will be allowed to happen, just like with Nixon, the nuclear option will be a resignation coupled with a pardon (and yes, he could still be brought up on state charges, but the gravity of convicting a former President will scare off any DA from doing it).
The scale, and talent this investigation has aggregated over time points to something deeply fucking troubling in the White House.
And I hope Trump gets better lawyers, because if he gets legally steamrolled out of office there's going to be a lot of die hard supporters that are pretty much teetering along the edge of radicalisation AKA the republican base. That won't take kindly to dear Donald being convicted.
A bunch of ted bundys going AWOL all at once.
Trump tweets: "Wow witch hunt, they are now trying to impeach me? we should have an armed rally and protest"
Donald Trump will never go to jail. This isn't a cynical thing to say either, it's just not going to be something that will be allowed to happen, just like with Nixon, the nuclear option will be a resignation coupled with a pardon (and yes, he could still be brought up on state charges, but the gravity of convicting a former President will scare off any DA from doing it).
Having said that, over 100 people in Nixon's administration went to jail, over 300 in Reagan's went to jail. So, a lot of people are going to end up in jail.
This witch hunt is getting crowded with qualified witch hunters.
Okay, serious question, are Nixon's, Reagan's, and Trump's administrations the only ones in recent history that have been this shady and had this many people go to jail (well, for Nixon and Reagan for that part)? If so, how does this not paint the republican party in an extremely bad light if they're the only party that does blatantly criminal things in politics several times over the course of decades? How is this not a sign as a deeper problem of complacency and deliberate criminal conduct in the party as a whole?
Who is Eli Roth's character and who does he beat to death with bat?
Having said that, over 100 people in Nixon's administration went to jail, over 300 in Reagan's went to jail. So, a lot of people are going to end up in jail
Wow, had no idea. Is that common knowledge?
Out of all of this, I feel bad for Hollywood. How do you come up with a political drama crazier than this that seems realistic enough? I mean, short of an assassination we have the Manchurian Candidate as President. Most writers would laugh at the scenario we are witnessing and say it's too far fetched.
Out of all of this, I feel bad for Hollywood. How do you come up with a political drama crazier than this that seems realistic enough?
Thank you for bringing some reality. When the smoke clears, people will be gone. Trump won't be one of them. You'll get that chance Nov. 2020As always: Guys, don't do this to yourselves!
Don't hype this up. That way it won't sting as much.
Surely they couldn't have been dumb enough to leave evidence of criminal activity in emails.................................oh
Thank you for bringing some reality. When the smoke clears, people will be gone. Trump won't be one of them. You'll get that chance Nov. 2020
As always: Guys, don't do this to yourselves!
Don't hype this up. That way it won't sting as much.
Kojima knows someone?
I just wanna see this fucker go to jail. Impeachment is too good for him. I'm confident Mueller will make this worth the wait.
It makes me wonder what kind of punishment would justifiable if everything is as it appears and Trump committed treason. What does he deserve?Donald Trump will never go to jail. This isn't a cynical thing to say either, it's just not going to be something that will be allowed to happen, just like with Nixon, the nuclear option will be a resignation coupled with a pardon (and yes, he could still be brought up on state charges, but the gravity of convicting a former President will scare off any DA from doing it).
Having said that, over 100 people in Nixon's administration went to jail, over 300 in Reagan's went to jail. So, a lot of people are going to end up in jail.
Imagine if they dont find anything.I just wanna see this fucker go to jail. Impeachment is too good for him. I'm confident Mueller will make this worth the wait.
Imagine if they dont find anything.
I see this a lot... and while I agree that there was a great level of stupidity in this whole thing from the Trump camp the notion that Jr. tweeting the emails was a stupid move is just not how I see it (I realise this is not exactly what you are stating, but this is something I have been wanting to address, so I apoligize for going a bit off the topic your statement is discussiong- i.e. how mindnumbling careless they seem to have been in their contacts with russia). We have to always remember their main concern right now has to be the number of investigations that are taking place. As such, releasing the emails was his ONLY line of action to try and deflect that threat. By releasing the emails the attempt is to write the narrative and do damage control, since they KNOW they where going to surface as part of the investigation. Sure, they could have denied the NY Times or the Post releasing the emails by saying they are fake, but they know well that doesn´t fly with the investigation. In this context its better to face the music and confess to the meeting, and try to advert repercussions. They are of course hoping leaks end here, which I highly doubt.
But the actual tweeting of the emails is far from dumb. They are pretty cunning in doing so actually. It helps them build the best possible counter deffense (the dems are the ones to blame) while stating their desire to be transparent (to condition those supporters with low critical thinking skills willing buy it). In short, they can attempt to frame their wrongdoing on their terms and build on that narrative while deflecting blame.
Okay, serious question, are Nixon's, Reagan's, and Trump's administrations the only ones in recent history that have been this shady and had this many people go to jail (well, for Nixon and Reagan for that part)? If so, how does this not paint the republican party in an extremely bad light if they're the only party that does blatantly criminal things in politics several times over the course of decades? How is this not a sign as a deeper problem of complacency and deliberate criminal conduct in the party as a whole?
A lot of blue state AGs (namely New York) could prosecute Trump and basically guarantee themselves public office for life (either as permanent AG, Governorships, or infinite Senate seats. There would be no backlash at all.
The best that this will do is distract the government from passing legislation and maybe get a few people in trumps inner circle fired. I just cant see trump getting impeached unless the dems pull off a miracle win in 2018