Donald Trump

mrussel1

Out of My Mind and Time said:

mrussel1 said:

Out of My Mind and Time said:

Well well well. Another fake news fake brain story debunked. Stupid left. So small brain. Only way to live is hate. Worthless.

Well, off to surf all day. Then a quick 18 at Torrey before the Open. Stay tuned for more. 

And what story might that be? Surely you're not speaking of the IG report from the Interior (USPP) right? The one that was only focused on their role in clearing the lawn.  Surely you understand that their IG did not interview or review the actions of the executive branch and the DOD. We know you must be smart enough to have actual critical thinking skills and don't just read from right wing news.  After your history of super smart posts,  that must be the case.

Try to keep up. I know it's hard. But one day you might just get it. 2022 not to far off. On the wrong side as always. Just wait. The truth will always surface. 

So no... you got nothing,  eh? Can't even post what you're talking about... just gibberish. 

josevolution

Out of My Mind and Time said:

Ok. But just like Camel,  I've never been to the Europe border. 

You’ve got zero nada to back up your assumptions that Trump was a better president never mind a better person than either Obama or Biden, so again I ask when will the orange idiot be reinstated again? Surely you must know no? 

josevolution

Out of My Mind and Time said:

How will you all 10 of you be able to even go to a concert knowing 50% voted for Trump. When your sitting there knowing to the right and left Trumpies all over. 

Hey at least your finally admitting that you are a trumplet and will wear your MAGA hat proudly! Are you uneducated or uninformed or both? 

josevolution

Out of My Mind and Time said:

How will you all 10 of you be able to even go to a concert knowing 50% voted for Trump. When your sitting there knowing to the right and left Trumpies all over. 

Will you be attending the next insurrection? 

tbergs

Out of My Mind and Time said:

Ok. But just like Camel,  I've never been to the Europe border. 

Camel? How cute of you. I can't tell if you're racist, sexist or both with that lovely nickname.

Hobbes

Out of My Mind and Time said:

mrussel1 said:

Out of My Mind and Time said:

Well well well. Another fake news fake brain story debunked. Stupid left. So small brain. Only way to live is hate. Worthless.

Well, off to surf all day. Then a quick 18 at Torrey before the Open. Stay tuned for more. 

And what story might that be? Surely you're not speaking of the IG report from the Interior (USPP) right? The one that was only focused on their role in clearing the lawn.  Surely you understand that their IG did not interview or review the actions of the executive branch and the DOD. We know you must be smart enough to have actual critical thinking skills and don't just read from right wing news.  After your history of super smart posts,  that must be the case.

Try to keep up. I know it's hard. But one day you might just get it. 2022 not to far off. On the wrong side as always. Just wait. The truth will always surface. 

Qryptic. 

Poncier

tbergs said:

Out of My Mind and Time said:

Ok. But just like Camel,  I've never been to the Europe border. 

Camel? How cute of you. I can't tell if you're racist, sexist or both with that lovely nickname.

Likely both

ikiT

Out of My Mind and Time said:

How will you all 10 of you be able to even go to a concert knowing 50% voted for Trump. When your sitting there knowing to the right and left Trumpies all over. 

You'll be able to tell...

Bentleyspop

Out of My Mind and Time said:

Failing. Try again.  TDS will get ya. 

This you?

hedonist

The swastika is the icing on that fine piece o’cake. 

mickeyrat

trump. the arm pit precedent

mrussel1

mickeyrat said:

trump. the arm pit precedent

Ha!  

What a POS that dude is.

Asterisk on the Street

Bentleyspop said:

Out of My Mind and Time said:

Failing. Try again.  TDS will get ya. 

This you?

The horizontal lines tattooed next to Trump's head make it look like a mugshot.

HughFreakingDillon

Out of My Mind and Time said:

How will you all 10 of you be able to even go to a concert knowing 50% voted for Trump. When your sitting there knowing to the right and left Trumpies all over. 

I'd wager none of us go to Kid Rock or Ted Nugent. 

hedonist

I like some of Kid Rock’s music. Oh my!

HughFreakingDillon

cool. I count one of us. 

hedonist

HughFreakingDillon said:

cool. I count one of us. 

Not saying I’d go; I dig his music. Big whoop!

mickeyrat

meanwhile.....

Government and politics Joe Biden Russia Subpoenas

AP source: Justice Dept secretly subpoenaed McGahn’s records

By MICHAEL BALSAMO and ERIC TUCKER

Today

WASHINGTON (AP) — Apple informed former Trump White House counsel Don McGahn and his wife that the Justice Department had subpoenaed information about accounts belonging to them in 2018, a person familiar with the matter said Sunday, days after two House lawmakers disclosed they, too, had their information secretly subpoenaed.

It’s not clear yet why the Trump administration sought the McGahns' records. But the others were part of a leak probe related to the investigation of Russian-related election interference. The extraordinary disclosure that the Justice Department sought records of a sitting White House counsel and others, which was first reported by the New York Times, raises questions about how far the Trump administration was willing to go to ferret out who it thought might be responsible for damaging information about the administration.

Separately on Sunday, the Senate’s top Democrat called on the Justice Department’s chief national security official — a Trump appointee who has remained in the Biden administration — to testify under oath voluntarily or face a subpoena to answer questions about secretly seizing the phone data from House Democrats and reporters as part of the aggressive investigations into leaks.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said it is “imperative” the Senate Judiciary Committee issue a subpoena to John Demers, the assistant attorney general for national security, in addition to former attorneys general Bill Barr and Jeff Sessions, if they refuse to appear voluntarily.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., on Sunday also called on Barr, Sessions as well as Rod Rosenstein, the no. 2 Justice official at the time, to testify under oath in the House about what they knew. She declined to say whether she would push for subpoenas if they refused to appear.

“The Justice Department has been rogue under President Trump, understand that, in so many respects,” Pelosi told CNN's “State of the Union. ”This is just another manifestation of their rogue activity."

Schumer and Pelosi's demands come days after news emerged that the Justice Department had secretly subpoenaed Apple for metadata from House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff and another Democratic member of the panel, California Rep. Eric Swalwell, in 2018, as their committee was investigating the former president’s ties to Russia. Schiff at the time was the top Democrat on the panel, which was led by Republicans.

Demers has been in charge of the department’s national security division since February 2018, being sworn in a few weeks after the subpoena was issued to Apple for the Democrats' records, and his division has played a role in each of the leak investigations. Schumer called on Senate Republicans to join in a demand to issue the subpoenas.

“This was nothing less than a gross abuse of power,” Schumer said of the seized records. “I don’t think we’ve ever had a record of this in the past. … This is about separation of powers.”

President Joe Biden has nominated Matt Olsen, an executive at Uber who has experience in the Justice Department and served as director of the National Counterterrorism Center and as general counsel for the National Security Agency, to be the next assistant attorney general for national security.

But Demers has remained in place while Olsen awaits a confirmation hearing in the Senate. The former Boeing airline executive is one of the few remaining Trump appointees still in office.

The records of at least 12 people connected to the House intelligence panel were eventually shared with the Justice Department by Apple after the subpoena was issued in 2018, including aides, former aides and family members. One was a minor.

The subpoena, issued Feb. 6, 2018, requested information on 73 phone numbers and 36 email addresses, Apple said. It also included a non-disclosure order that prohibited the company from notifying any of the people and was renewed three times, the company said in a statement.

On Friday, the Justice Department’s inspector general launched a probe into the matter after a request from Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco. Inspector General Michael Horowitz said he would examine whether the data subpoenaed by the Justice Department and turned over by Apple followed department policy and “whether any such uses, or the investigations, were based upon improper considerations.”

Horowitz said he would also investigate similar Trump-era seizures of journalists’ phone records.

In recent weeks, the Justice Department notified news organizations that it secretly seized phone records belonging to reporters at the New York Times, the Washington Post and CNN as part of criminal leak investigations.

Following an outcry from press freedom organizations, the Justice Department announced earlier this month that it would cease the practice of going after journalists’ sourcing information.

Halifax2TheMax

mickeyrat said:

meanwhile.....

Government and politics Joe Biden Russia Subpoenas

AP source: Justice Dept secretly subpoenaed McGahn’s records

By MICHAEL BALSAMO and ERIC TUCKER

Today

WASHINGTON (AP) — Apple informed former Trump White House counsel Don McGahn and his wife that the Justice Department had subpoenaed information about accounts belonging to them in 2018, a person familiar with the matter said Sunday, days after two House lawmakers disclosed they, too, had their information secretly subpoenaed.

It’s not clear yet why the Trump administration sought the McGahns' records. But the others were part of a leak probe related to the investigation of Russian-related election interference. The extraordinary disclosure that the Justice Department sought records of a sitting White House counsel and others, which was first reported by the New York Times, raises questions about how far the Trump administration was willing to go to ferret out who it thought might be responsible for damaging information about the administration.

Separately on Sunday, the Senate’s top Democrat called on the Justice Department’s chief national security official — a Trump appointee who has remained in the Biden administration — to testify under oath voluntarily or face a subpoena to answer questions about secretly seizing the phone data from House Democrats and reporters as part of the aggressive investigations into leaks.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said it is “imperative” the Senate Judiciary Committee issue a subpoena to John Demers, the assistant attorney general for national security, in addition to former attorneys general Bill Barr and Jeff Sessions, if they refuse to appear voluntarily.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., on Sunday also called on Barr, Sessions as well as Rod Rosenstein, the no. 2 Justice official at the time, to testify under oath in the House about what they knew. She declined to say whether she would push for subpoenas if they refused to appear.

“The Justice Department has been rogue under President Trump, understand that, in so many respects,” Pelosi told CNN's “State of the Union. ”This is just another manifestation of their rogue activity."

Schumer and Pelosi's demands come days after news emerged that the Justice Department had secretly subpoenaed Apple for metadata from House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff and another Democratic member of the panel, California Rep. Eric Swalwell, in 2018, as their committee was investigating the former president’s ties to Russia. Schiff at the time was the top Democrat on the panel, which was led by Republicans.

Demers has been in charge of the department’s national security division since February 2018, being sworn in a few weeks after the subpoena was issued to Apple for the Democrats' records, and his division has played a role in each of the leak investigations. Schumer called on Senate Republicans to join in a demand to issue the subpoenas.

“This was nothing less than a gross abuse of power,” Schumer said of the seized records. “I don’t think we’ve ever had a record of this in the past. … This is about separation of powers.”

President Joe Biden has nominated Matt Olsen, an executive at Uber who has experience in the Justice Department and served as director of the National Counterterrorism Center and as general counsel for the National Security Agency, to be the next assistant attorney general for national security.

But Demers has remained in place while Olsen awaits a confirmation hearing in the Senate. The former Boeing airline executive is one of the few remaining Trump appointees still in office.

The records of at least 12 people connected to the House intelligence panel were eventually shared with the Justice Department by Apple after the subpoena was issued in 2018, including aides, former aides and family members. One was a minor.

The subpoena, issued Feb. 6, 2018, requested information on 73 phone numbers and 36 email addresses, Apple said. It also included a non-disclosure order that prohibited the company from notifying any of the people and was renewed three times, the company said in a statement.

On Friday, the Justice Department’s inspector general launched a probe into the matter after a request from Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco. Inspector General Michael Horowitz said he would examine whether the data subpoenaed by the Justice Department and turned over by Apple followed department policy and “whether any such uses, or the investigations, were based upon improper considerations.”

Horowitz said he would also investigate similar Trump-era seizures of journalists’ phone records.

In recent weeks, the Justice Department notified news organizations that it secretly seized phone records belonging to reporters at the New York Times, the Washington Post and CNN as part of criminal leak investigations.

Following an outcry from press freedom organizations, the Justice Department announced earlier this month that it would cease the practice of going after journalists’ sourcing information.

Remember when “unmasking” and “fruit from the poisonous tree,” were things?

HughFreakingDillon

big whoop indeed.