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Comey is cool…

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I think the metaphor is pretty apt but there is certainly merit in forcing the opposition to play by your rules rather than playing their game.

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Not nonsense. Reality. But it is neat you’ll be remembered in the history books, kind of like the 24% of supporters that stood by Nixon as an unindicted co-conspirator. That should make you proud. You’ll be remembered and go down in infamy like the Nixonians.

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I think we are beyond the point of worrying about martyrs. I think the jury is in on that not working at all, need to confront this administration head on.

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Of course the media is just pushing their narrative even harder.

Trump is certain impeachment is looming.

The Senate has no choice but to impeach.

Mueller has Trump on collusion (then the article talks about the Stormy payoff.)

Meanwhile, the Senate is no closer to impeachment than they were last year and little has been revealed that we didn’t already know about.

And each “bombshell” turns out to be rehashed and recycled “news” that has nothing to do with “election meddling” which was supposed to be the main crux of Mueller’s investigation.

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Nonsense?

The major takeaway from the 40-page sentencing memorandum filed by federal prosecutors Friday for Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former personal attorney, is this: The president is very likely to be indicted on a charge of violating federal campaign finance laws.

To begin with, the campaign finance laws do not just prescribe limits on spending; they mandate disclosure. This is a leitmotif of the sentencing memo: Congress demanded transparency. A candidate may spend unlimited amounts on the campaign, but the amounts spent must be reported to the Federal Election Commission.

The sentencing memo for Cohen argues that the hush money payments were not merely unreported. It states that Cohen and the Trump organization – the president’s company – went to great lengths to conceal them by fraudulent bookkeeping.

President Trump is at risk of being indicted for campaign finance violations, according to Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano.

On “America’s Newsroom” Monday, Napolitano referred to a sentencing memo filed by federal prosecutors Friday for Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former personal attorney. It says that Cohen made hush-money payments to women who allegedly had affairs with Trump, and those payments were made “in coordination with and at the direction of” a candidate for federal office – Donald Trump.

“This is the Southern District of New York. This is the oldest and most prestigious federal prosecutor’s office in the country,” Napolitano said. “They would not make an allegation like that if they did not have corroborating evidence to support it. And they cannot make an allegation like that unless they’re going to do something with it.”

Yeah…nonsense. :rofl:

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Keep up. It explains why he was working for Trump.

He’s a lifelong Republican by the way.

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Ahaha…ahahahahaha…ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!! :rofl:

Put the bong down, and step outside for some fresh air.

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And he keeps snowjobbing his cult and they eat it up.

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Where is the outrage from trump supporters?

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Anonymous sources aren’t anonymous to the journalists.

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Ever heard of a dedicated public servant?

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Decent people would worship honorable men like Comey and Mueller. The fact the right doesn’t is very telling.

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Yeah… they forfeit their pay.

LoL :smile:

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If he couldn’t stand the heat, Trump should have never left the Tower.

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You’ll probably have to vote him on a piece of paper in your kitchen. He won’t be nominated.

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He’s not getting paid by the government, but the company he was supposed to divest himself of when he took office is making vast sums of money right down the road from the White House in their hotel (and others around the country). So your statement means nothing.

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You were referring to his days as a public servant. So was I.

Remember? We were discussing why Comey willingly worked for Trump. REMEMBER?

Lol, dude :rofl:

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I thought you were going to impeach him…lol!

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See, it’s an admission there is no collusion and it’s all a witch hunt.

What issue would you use to beat Trump? Most people think Mueller is political, so… Name an issue you disagree with Trump on. Immigration is a winning issue for him…