Donald Trump
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 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=210
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 You forgot about that didn’t you. Personally I think McCabe is full of shit but he seems to swear by it. Only one way to find out I guess.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=210
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 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=210
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 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=210
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            But firing could be obstruction if intent is clear. However that's very difficult to prove as I'm sure you know.0
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 Oh. So you thought the obstruction charge was nonsense all along? Well my apologies then. Glad we’re on the same page.mrussel1 said:
 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=210
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 No, as I've said I've always been an advocate for waiting for the report. I never thought I had enough information or would be privy to the information necessary to have an educated judgment.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you thought the obstruction charge was nonsense all along? Well my apologies then. Glad we’re on the same page.mrussel1 said:
 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=210
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            Cheers to all you willing to give it your all in these endless back and forths where you're mostly being trolled by "MAGA bitches" (might as well go all in and admit you agree with grab em by the pussy and lock her up).
 Meanwhile, I'll enjoy my vino with some za and continue to recognize that this president is a disease that needs to be eradicated by 2020. Anyone celebrating this lumbering dimwit as president gets what they deserve. Carry on trying to reason with BS and Rolemodels. They don't really care about anything besides sticking it to the opposition and their bottom line.It's a hopeless situation...0
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 And you agree with the findings. Excellent. Now you must ask yourself how Brennan, Comey, Clapper, McCabe and others got it all wrong. Brennan was just on tv this week stating that indictments were coming. These were the upper brass of the intelligence community. Were they just mistaken? Is it that simple? I’m calling bullshit. They made misrepresentations to a FISA court. They spied on a political campaign. They disseminated their findings during the transition. They started an investigation and leaked repeatedly on the way in order to cover up their crimes and take down a president. It is all right before your eyes. This wasn’t a simple mistake.mrussel1 said:
 No, as I've said I've always been an advocate for waiting for the report. I never thought I had enough information or would be privy to the information necessary to have an educated judgment.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you thought the obstruction charge was nonsense all along? Well my apologies then. Glad we’re on the same page.mrussel1 said:
 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=21
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 Are you daft? I still haven't seen the report. All we know is what Barr chose to summarize as the key points.BS44325 said:
 And you agree with the findings. Excellent. Now you must ask yourself how Brennan, Comey, Clapper, McCabe and others got it all wrong. Brennan was just on tv this week stating that indictments were coming. These were the upper brass of the intelligence community. Were they just mistaken? Is it that simple? I’m calling bullshit. They made misrepresentations to a FISA court. They spied on a political campaign. They disseminated their findings during the transition. They started an investigation and leaked repeatedly on the way in order to cover up their crimes and take down a president. It is all right before your eyes. This wasn’t a simple mistake.mrussel1 said:
 No, as I've said I've always been an advocate for waiting for the report. I never thought I had enough information or would be privy to the information necessary to have an educated judgment.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you thought the obstruction charge was nonsense all along? Well my apologies then. Glad we’re on the same page.mrussel1 said:
 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=21
 And you did it again... made a bunch conclusions unsupported by litigation or judgment. Tabbi would be so disappointed in you. It's like you leaned nothing from Iraq.0
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 Wrong. This is important. As goes America so goes the world and you can’t be allowed to descend into a banana republic. What the intelligence community did in the lead up to the election was a terrible crime and it needs to be set right or your institutions will fail. Trump isn’t the disease. He’s the chemo. Enjoy your vino.tbergs said:Cheers to all you willing to give it your all in these endless back and forths where you're mostly being trolled by "MAGA bitches" (might as well go all in and admit you agree with grab em by the pussy and lock her up).
 Meanwhile, I'll enjoy my vino with some za and continue to recognize that this president is a disease that needs to be eradicated by 2020. Anyone celebrating this lumbering dimwit as president gets what they deserve. Carry on trying to reason with BS and Rolemodels. They don't really care about anything besides sticking it to the opposition and their bottom line.0
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 Oh. So you believe it’s possible that Barr misrepresented the findings? Well then...who’s H2M now?mrussel1 said:
 Are you daft? I still haven't seen the report. All we know is what Barr chose to summarize as the key points.BS44325 said:
 And you agree with the findings. Excellent. Now you must ask yourself how Brennan, Comey, Clapper, McCabe and others got it all wrong. Brennan was just on tv this week stating that indictments were coming. These were the upper brass of the intelligence community. Were they just mistaken? Is it that simple? I’m calling bullshit. They made misrepresentations to a FISA court. They spied on a political campaign. They disseminated their findings during the transition. They started an investigation and leaked repeatedly on the way in order to cover up their crimes and take down a president. It is all right before your eyes. This wasn’t a simple mistake.mrussel1 said:
 No, as I've said I've always been an advocate for waiting for the report. I never thought I had enough information or would be privy to the information necessary to have an educated judgment.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you thought the obstruction charge was nonsense all along? Well my apologies then. Glad we’re on the same page.mrussel1 said:
 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=21
 And you did it again... made a bunch conclusions unsupported by litigation or judgment. Tabbi would be so disappointed in you. It's like you leaned nothing from Iraq.
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 Am I stating it unequivocally like you with your points? No. Is it possible, yes. Interesting that you think it's impossible. You really have political blinders.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you believe it’s possible that Barr misrepresented the findings? Well then...who’s H2M now?mrussel1 said:
 Are you daft? I still haven't seen the report. All we know is what Barr chose to summarize as the key points.BS44325 said:
 And you agree with the findings. Excellent. Now you must ask yourself how Brennan, Comey, Clapper, McCabe and others got it all wrong. Brennan was just on tv this week stating that indictments were coming. These were the upper brass of the intelligence community. Were they just mistaken? Is it that simple? I’m calling bullshit. They made misrepresentations to a FISA court. They spied on a political campaign. They disseminated their findings during the transition. They started an investigation and leaked repeatedly on the way in order to cover up their crimes and take down a president. It is all right before your eyes. This wasn’t a simple mistake.mrussel1 said:
 No, as I've said I've always been an advocate for waiting for the report. I never thought I had enough information or would be privy to the information necessary to have an educated judgment.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you thought the obstruction charge was nonsense all along? Well my apologies then. Glad we’re on the same page.mrussel1 said:
 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=21
 And you did it again... made a bunch conclusions unsupported by litigation or judgment. Tabbi would be so disappointed in you. It's like you leaned nothing from Iraq.0
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 Do you want to see the full report come out?BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you believe it’s possible that Barr misrepresented the findings? Well then...who’s H2M now?mrussel1 said:
 Are you daft? I still haven't seen the report. All we know is what Barr chose to summarize as the key points.BS44325 said:
 And you agree with the findings. Excellent. Now you must ask yourself how Brennan, Comey, Clapper, McCabe and others got it all wrong. Brennan was just on tv this week stating that indictments were coming. These were the upper brass of the intelligence community. Were they just mistaken? Is it that simple? I’m calling bullshit. They made misrepresentations to a FISA court. They spied on a political campaign. They disseminated their findings during the transition. They started an investigation and leaked repeatedly on the way in order to cover up their crimes and take down a president. It is all right before your eyes. This wasn’t a simple mistake.mrussel1 said:
 No, as I've said I've always been an advocate for waiting for the report. I never thought I had enough information or would be privy to the information necessary to have an educated judgment.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you thought the obstruction charge was nonsense all along? Well my apologies then. Glad we’re on the same page.mrussel1 said:
 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=21
 And you did it again... made a bunch conclusions unsupported by litigation or judgment. Tabbi would be so disappointed in you. It's like you leaned nothing from Iraq.0
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 Absolutely. Every word.dignin said:
 Do you want to see the full report come out?BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you believe it’s possible that Barr misrepresented the findings? Well then...who’s H2M now?mrussel1 said:
 Are you daft? I still haven't seen the report. All we know is what Barr chose to summarize as the key points.BS44325 said:
 And you agree with the findings. Excellent. Now you must ask yourself how Brennan, Comey, Clapper, McCabe and others got it all wrong. Brennan was just on tv this week stating that indictments were coming. These were the upper brass of the intelligence community. Were they just mistaken? Is it that simple? I’m calling bullshit. They made misrepresentations to a FISA court. They spied on a political campaign. They disseminated their findings during the transition. They started an investigation and leaked repeatedly on the way in order to cover up their crimes and take down a president. It is all right before your eyes. This wasn’t a simple mistake.mrussel1 said:
 No, as I've said I've always been an advocate for waiting for the report. I never thought I had enough information or would be privy to the information necessary to have an educated judgment.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you thought the obstruction charge was nonsense all along? Well my apologies then. Glad we’re on the same page.mrussel1 said:
 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=21
 And you did it again... made a bunch conclusions unsupported by litigation or judgment. Tabbi would be so disappointed in you. It's like you leaned nothing from Iraq.0
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 Right. Because Mueller would just stay silent and allow that to happen. And Rosenstein would participate in the charade as well. And they wouldn’t anticipate that anybody would want to check. Welcome to conspiracy land.mrussel1 said:
 Am I stating it unequivocally like you with your points? No. Is it possible, yes. Interesting that you think it's impossible. You really have political blinders.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you believe it’s possible that Barr misrepresented the findings? Well then...who’s H2M now?mrussel1 said:
 Are you daft? I still haven't seen the report. All we know is what Barr chose to summarize as the key points.BS44325 said:
 And you agree with the findings. Excellent. Now you must ask yourself how Brennan, Comey, Clapper, McCabe and others got it all wrong. Brennan was just on tv this week stating that indictments were coming. These were the upper brass of the intelligence community. Were they just mistaken? Is it that simple? I’m calling bullshit. They made misrepresentations to a FISA court. They spied on a political campaign. They disseminated their findings during the transition. They started an investigation and leaked repeatedly on the way in order to cover up their crimes and take down a president. It is all right before your eyes. This wasn’t a simple mistake.mrussel1 said:
 No, as I've said I've always been an advocate for waiting for the report. I never thought I had enough information or would be privy to the information necessary to have an educated judgment.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you thought the obstruction charge was nonsense all along? Well my apologies then. Glad we’re on the same page.mrussel1 said:
 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=21
 And you did it again... made a bunch conclusions unsupported by litigation or judgment. Tabbi would be so disappointed in you. It's like you leaned nothing from Iraq.0
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 "Chemo", lol. Yeah, Trump's pretty toxic alright.BS44325 said:
 Wrong. This is important. As goes America so goes the world and you can’t be allowed to descend into a banana republic. What the intelligence community did in the lead up to the election was a terrible crime and it needs to be set right or your institutions will fail. Trump isn’t the disease. He’s the chemo. Enjoy your vino.tbergs said:Cheers to all you willing to give it your all in these endless back and forths where you're mostly being trolled by "MAGA bitches" (might as well go all in and admit you agree with grab em by the pussy and lock her up).
 Meanwhile, I'll enjoy my vino with some za and continue to recognize that this president is a disease that needs to be eradicated by 2020. Anyone celebrating this lumbering dimwit as president gets what they deserve. Carry on trying to reason with BS and Rolemodels. They don't really care about anything besides sticking it to the opposition and their bottom line.
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 How many pages is the Team Mueller Report and you have faith in a 4 page summary by a man who publically stated that a POTUS can’t obstruct justice? Principled.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you believe it’s possible that Barr misrepresented the findings? Well then...who’s H2M now?mrussel1 said:
 Are you daft? I still haven't seen the report. All we know is what Barr chose to summarize as the key points.BS44325 said:
 And you agree with the findings. Excellent. Now you must ask yourself how Brennan, Comey, Clapper, McCabe and others got it all wrong. Brennan was just on tv this week stating that indictments were coming. These were the upper brass of the intelligence community. Were they just mistaken? Is it that simple? I’m calling bullshit. They made misrepresentations to a FISA court. They spied on a political campaign. They disseminated their findings during the transition. They started an investigation and leaked repeatedly on the way in order to cover up their crimes and take down a president. It is all right before your eyes. This wasn’t a simple mistake.mrussel1 said:
 No, as I've said I've always been an advocate for waiting for the report. I never thought I had enough information or would be privy to the information necessary to have an educated judgment.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you thought the obstruction charge was nonsense all along? Well my apologies then. Glad we’re on the same page.mrussel1 said:
 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=21
 And you did it again... made a bunch conclusions unsupported by litigation or judgment. Tabbi would be so disappointed in you. It's like you leaned nothing from Iraq.
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 Right answer. Although we both know Barr and others are working hard to keep this under wraps. Have you asked yourself why that may be?BS44325 said:
 Absolutely. Every word.dignin said:
 Do you want to see the full report come out?BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you believe it’s possible that Barr misrepresented the findings? Well then...who’s H2M now?mrussel1 said:
 Are you daft? I still haven't seen the report. All we know is what Barr chose to summarize as the key points.BS44325 said:
 And you agree with the findings. Excellent. Now you must ask yourself how Brennan, Comey, Clapper, McCabe and others got it all wrong. Brennan was just on tv this week stating that indictments were coming. These were the upper brass of the intelligence community. Were they just mistaken? Is it that simple? I’m calling bullshit. They made misrepresentations to a FISA court. They spied on a political campaign. They disseminated their findings during the transition. They started an investigation and leaked repeatedly on the way in order to cover up their crimes and take down a president. It is all right before your eyes. This wasn’t a simple mistake.mrussel1 said:
 No, as I've said I've always been an advocate for waiting for the report. I never thought I had enough information or would be privy to the information necessary to have an educated judgment.BS44325 said:
 Oh. So you thought the obstruction charge was nonsense all along? Well my apologies then. Glad we’re on the same page.mrussel1 said:
 I don't recall typing that. You're very confusing because you think everything you read applies to everyone you talk toBS44325 said:
 Yet a President firing the head of the FBI is evidence of obstruction? Interesting that. Let’s keep playing.mrussel1 said:
 Well that is convenient for your charge. Although it's interesting that you think contemplated use of an amendment is against the law. More circular legal logic.BS44325 said:
 That won’t be the charge...suggested use of 25th amendment story notwithstanding.mrussel1 said:
 On well feel free to call it out when senior members of the justice department are indicted for advocating for the overthrow of the government. Until then, remember you and H2M are saying the same thing.BS44325 said:
 I’m not sure a special counsel will be required for this. The IG is on it. Barr can handle the rest. He isn’t conflicted.mrussel1 said:
 Oh right, because you have some prosecutorial knowledge that the rest of us don't. You're actually H2M on the other side, except I give him far more credit. At least for him, there was a special counsel investigating. As of now you have.... Devin Nunes. Good luck with that joker as your source and advocate.BS44325 said:
 Sorry but perp walks are necessary. The hold outs here and elsewhere makes it clear that this can’t end.mrussel1 said:
 You can't keep the hypocrisy in check for one day?BS44325 said:
 Agreed. There will be a trial. Illegally spying on political opponents is not something that will be ignored.dignin said:
 Haha. So naive.mcgruff10 said:
 To me the win is not having a trial for the next two years. Instead of watergate/lewinsky 2.0 we can now go back to work and attempt to fix the many problems we have in the us.mrussel1 said:
 Wait, what? How did you win? What did you have to do with anything?BS44325 said:
 I look forward to watch people claim Trump obstructed an investigation into a crime he never committed. Please. Keep going. I want to spike more footballs. I am not yet sick of the winning.bootlegger10 said:
 I took it to say that there was no findings of collusion with Russia, but that Trump may have obstructed the investigation but not enough to be charged. So, no Russia collusion but likely some lies by the President.Lerxst1992 said:bootlegger10 said:What a colossal failure of the media. We need to get away from the pundits and get back to news reporting. The “Jump to Conclusions” game from Office Space would sell out in New York and DC.
 Trump is still a disgusting person, unfit to be President, and a crook, but the media got this Russia nonsense way wrong and just drives a bigger wedge in the country instead of just reporting the news. They played right into Trump’s Fake News rhetoric. Tough to disagree right now.
 I wouldn't blame this on the media:
 "The attorney general also stated that Mueller did not reach a conclusion on whether President Trump committed any offenses relating to obstruction of justice."The Special Counsel states that 'while this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him,' " the letter reads." Honestly, I don't know wtf that means. If he didn't commit a crime why is he not exonerated? To me its the master of the Iran Contra coverup back to perform his magic. 
 So I took it that the investigation was whether there was collusion and the answer is a clear no.
 https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1109935894163787778?s=21
 And you did it again... made a bunch conclusions unsupported by litigation or judgment. Tabbi would be so disappointed in you. It's like you leaned nothing from Iraq.0
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 Yup. Hopefully will kill the bad cells. Unfortunately will kill some good ones. If we’re lucky we’ll live. Prognosis still poor.brianlux said:
 "Chemo", lol. Yeah, Trump's pretty toxic alright.BS44325 said:
 Wrong. This is important. As goes America so goes the world and you can’t be allowed to descend into a banana republic. What the intelligence community did in the lead up to the election was a terrible crime and it needs to be set right or your institutions will fail. Trump isn’t the disease. He’s the chemo. Enjoy your vino.tbergs said:Cheers to all you willing to give it your all in these endless back and forths where you're mostly being trolled by "MAGA bitches" (might as well go all in and admit you agree with grab em by the pussy and lock her up).
 Meanwhile, I'll enjoy my vino with some za and continue to recognize that this president is a disease that needs to be eradicated by 2020. Anyone celebrating this lumbering dimwit as president gets what they deserve. Carry on trying to reason with BS and Rolemodels. They don't really care about anything besides sticking it to the opposition and their bottom line.
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