DOJ Initial Russia Hearings

ZRod said:
But Comey already went on record saying ahe had done nothing legally wrong.
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My mistake. I thought the Democratic Convention was before Comey announced no charges would be filed against Hillary, but indeed Comey announced in early July and the convention was in late July.
 
Trump's going to need some distractions if Yates' testimony is very bad. What will it be this time?

More Russia trouble?

More North Korea trouble?

Snarky tweets?

War with Canada?

 
I think he will try to distract by:

  • Talking about how unfair it is that the MSM/Fake News is picking on the Kushners
  • Talk about how the Fake News stations won't air any of his paid advertisements
  • Go on some tangent about how much money he saved us by staying in NJ this weekend
  • Talk about Morning Joe's engagement announcement
  • SNL
  • France - the newly elected's old wife, or bad elections, blah, blah blah
  • Obama's speech at the Kennedy Awards
 
That just goes to show how out of touch, jaded and blind he is. He at that point hadn't even thought that perhaps the people "guiding" him had bad intentions, or were just incapable of doing the vetting necessary to identify someone not only qualified to do a job, but to also do so with the American laws in mind.

Oh who are we kidding, Flynn knew exactly who he was dealing with and how much he could slip by them because Javanka, the Steves et all have no clue what they're doing.

 
knapplc said:
Trump's going to need some distractions if Yates' testimony is very bad. What will it be this time?

More Russia trouble?

More North Korea trouble?

Snarky tweets?

War with Canada?
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Tried the bold in the War of 1812 - Brits burnt down the white house instead and our foray into Quebec didn't go so well.

However, there will be a distraction. It doesn't have to be manufactured as Trump appears to stumble into them regularly.

 
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NM11046 said:
That just goes to show how out of touch, jaded and blind he is. He at that point hadn't even thought that perhaps the people "guiding" him had bad intentions, or were just incapable of doing the vetting necessary to identify someone not only qualified to do a job, but to also do so with the American laws in mind.

Oh who are we kidding, Flynn knew exactly who he was dealing with and how much he could slip by them because Javanka, the Steves et all have no clue what they're doing.
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I think it goes deeper than that.

Trump, at his core, honestly believes that no matter who's around him, he's always the smartest guy in the room.

 
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