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[url=https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/11/white-house-emails-ukraine-aid][/url]
Where is the Trump-Bribery Server?????
bearister said:
White House budget lawyer quit over Ukraine aid concerns, says witness
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/nov/26/trump-impeachment-inquiry-budget-office-lawyer-resigned-ukraine?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
Funny that you have The Boss on the Republicans list twice, as he's a solid Blues player.bearister said:
" Impeachment playlists have become a thing among both Democratic and Republican House staffers "a soundtrack to a very chaotic time," as one aide put it. A source provided these two sneak peeks at staffers' Spotify secrets:
Democratic list, "Impeachment Season":
"Do Me a Favour" (Arctic Monkeys)
"Shut It Down" (Neil Young with Crazy Horse)
"Hanging on the Telephone" (Blondie)
"Chain of Fools" (Aretha Franklin)
"Russian Roulette" (Rihanna)
"Lawyers, Guns and Money" (Warren Zevon)
Republican list, "High Crimes":
"Atlantic City" (Bruce Springsteen: "Last night I met this guy and I'm gonna do a little favor for him")
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" (Rolling Stones: A line from this song inspired the FBI's code name for the counterintelligence investigation of the Trump campaign, Crossfire Hurricane.)
"Idiot Wind" (Bob Dylan: "Someone's got it in for me, they're planting stories in the press.")
"It's Hard to Be a Saint in the City" (Springsteen)
"Friend of the Devil" (Grateful Dead)
"Hail to the Chief". Axios
BearNIt said:
The IG report on FBI spying will refute the Idiot in Chief and his minions assertion that they were spied on.
?itok=Ie5pYLuxhttps://www.asiatimes.com/2019/11/article/not-a-bad-spy-novel-but-a-national-nightmare/BearNIt said:
The IG report on FBI spying will refute the Idiot in Chief and his minions assertion that they were spied on.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2019/12/waiting_for_horowitz.htmlBearNIt said:
The IG report on FBI spying will refute the Idiot in Chief and his minions assertion that they were spied on.
kelly09 said:https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2019/12/waiting_for_horowitz.htmlBearNIt said:
The IG report on FBI spying will refute the Idiot in Chief and his minions assertion that they were spied on.
https://apelbaum.wordpress.com/2018/03/17/the-mechanics-of-deception/bearister said:kelly09 said:https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2019/12/waiting_for_horowitz.htmlBearNIt said:
The IG report on FBI spying will refute the Idiot in Chief and his minions assertion that they were spied on.
About he author, Andrew McCarthy:
"During the 2008 presidential election campaign, McCarthy wrote a number of posts on the National Review's Corner blog stating that he thought that Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama was not serious about protecting United States national security against threats from Islamic extremism and elsewhere, and that Obama had a number of troubling ties and associations with leftist radicals. McCarthy promoted the false theory that Bill Ayers, co-founder of the militant radical left-wing organization Weather Underground, had authored Obama's autobiography Dreams from My Father.[10][11] McCarthy reviewed the article as "thorough, thoughtful, and alarming".
McCarthy argued in October 2008, "that the issue of Obama's personal radicalism, including his collaboration with radical, America-hating Leftists, should have been disqualifying."
In May 2009, McCarthy provided details of a letter declining an invitation from Attorney General Eric Holder for a round-table meeting with President Barack Obama concerning the status of people detained in the War on Terror. McCarthy noted his dissension with the administration in their policies regarding the detainees.[14] On December 5, 2009 he came out publicly against prosecuting Islamic terrorists in civil courts rather than military tribunals, saying "A war is a war. A war is not a crime, and you don't bring your enemies to a courthouse."
Throughout the Obama administration, McCarthy promoted views about the Obama administration's advancement of a "Sharia Agenda", arguing that radical Islamists were working with liberals within the United States government to subvert democracy in the West.
After prominent Saudi journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi was murdered by Saudi operatives, McCarthy stated that Khashoggi might have been an operative of the Muslim Brotherhood." Wikipedia
So Bearister, McCarthy is a RWNJ, who knew? Apelbaum seems to have done the work.. BTW, can you present any proof that McCarthy wrote any articles demonstrating that the Obama admin. had a "Sharia Agenda" and was working with liberals?kelly09 said:https://apelbaum.wordpress.com/2018/03/17/the-mechanics-of-deception/bearister said:kelly09 said:https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2019/12/waiting_for_horowitz.htmlBearNIt said:
The IG report on FBI spying will refute the Idiot in Chief and his minions assertion that they were spied on.
About he author, Andrew McCarthy:
"During the 2008 presidential election campaign, McCarthy wrote a number of posts on the National Review's Corner blog stating that he thought that Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama was not serious about protecting United States national security against threats from Islamic extremism and elsewhere, and that Obama had a number of troubling ties and associations with leftist radicals. McCarthy promoted the false theory that Bill Ayers, co-founder of the militant radical left-wing organization Weather Underground, had authored Obama's autobiography Dreams from My Father.[10][11] McCarthy reviewed the article as "thorough, thoughtful, and alarming".
McCarthy argued in October 2008, "that the issue of Obama's personal radicalism, including his collaboration with radical, America-hating Leftists, should have been disqualifying."
In May 2009, McCarthy provided details of a letter declining an invitation from Attorney General Eric Holder for a round-table meeting with President Barack Obama concerning the status of people detained in the War on Terror. McCarthy noted his dissension with the administration in their policies regarding the detainees.[14] On December 5, 2009 he came out publicly against prosecuting Islamic terrorists in civil courts rather than military tribunals, saying "A war is a war. A war is not a crime, and you don't bring your enemies to a courthouse."
Throughout the Obama administration, McCarthy promoted views about the Obama administration's advancement of a "Sharia Agenda", arguing that radical Islamists were working with liberals within the United States government to subvert democracy in the West.
After prominent Saudi journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi was murdered by Saudi operatives, McCarthy stated that Khashoggi might have been an operative of the Muslim Brotherhood." Wikipedia
kelly09 said:
..BTW, can you present any proof that McCarthy wrote any articles demonstrating that the Obama admin. had a "Sharia Agenda" and was working with liberals?
Never met a GOPer who thought OJ was innocent. Do you think that most of the jurors were Republicans?Unit2Sucks said:
Would love to see how many of the Republicans defending Trump also believed OJ was innocent. If the argument is that there isn't enough evidence to pin the misconduct on Trump, than I don't see how you could believe that OJ was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
In Trump's defense, there is at least one person who thought both OJ and Trump were framed. I'll give you a hint: he's never met a conspiracy theory too dumb to believe.
That's my point kelly09. They believed the evidence was overwhelming against OJ but somehow don't think it is against Trump.kelly09 said:Never met a GOPer who thought OJ was innocent. Do you think that most of the jurors were Republicans?Unit2Sucks said:
Would love to see how many of the Republicans defending Trump also believed OJ was innocent. If the argument is that there isn't enough evidence to pin the misconduct on Trump, than I don't see how you could believe that OJ was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
In Trump's defense, there is at least one person who thought both OJ and Trump were framed. I'll give you a hint: he's never met a conspiracy theory too dumb to believe.
Unit2Sucks said:
Would love to see how many of the Republicans defending Trump also believed OJ was innocent. If the argument is that there isn't enough evidence to pin the misconduct on Trump, than I don't see how you could believe that OJ was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
In Trump's defense, there is at least one person who thought both OJ and Trump were framed. I'll give you a hint: he's never met a conspiracy theory too dumb to believe.
My apology Bearister. Didn't know the book existed. I did read Ball of Collusion. I found it credible.bearister said:kelly09 said:
..BTW, can you present any proof that McCarthy wrote any articles demonstrating that the Obama admin. had a "Sharia Agenda" and was working with liberals?
If asked to present such "proof" at trial I suppose I would mark his book Exhibit A and then call Mr. McCarthy to the stand to authenticate it.
BTW, among his peers in the intelligence community, Christopher Steele was respected and viewed as credible. Other than among his base, tRump, his Crime Family members, and most of his associates have never been respected or viewed as credible by anyone.
" John Sipher, a former CIA official who spent 28 years at the agency including stints in Russia did not work specifically with Steele, but said that within the intelligence community, Steele was a "credible guy."
"He knows his stuff," said Sipher, who retired from the CIA in 2014 and now works at a Washington-based technology firm. "That was widely known."
Sipher credited much of the uproar over Steele's dossier to the fact that "no one truly knows his sources." LA Times, January 15, 2017
*One can only imagine that Putin has reviewed the dossier, was able to easily figure out the sources, and now they can all properly be referred to in the past tense.
kelly09 said:My apology Bearister. Didn't know the book existed. I did read Ball of Collusion. I found it credible.bearister said:kelly09 said:
..BTW, can you present any proof that McCarthy wrote any articles demonstrating that the Obama admin. had a "Sharia Agenda" and was working with liberals?
If asked to present such "proof" at trial I suppose I would mark his book Exhibit A and then call Mr. McCarthy to the stand to authenticate it.
BTW, among his peers in the intelligence community, Christopher Steele was respected and viewed as credible. Other than among his base, tRump, his Crime Family members, and most of his associates have never been respected or viewed as credible by anyone.
" John Sipher, a former CIA official who spent 28 years at the agency including stints in Russia did not work specifically with Steele, but said that within the intelligence community, Steele was a "credible guy."
"He knows his stuff," said Sipher, who retired from the CIA in 2014 and now works at a Washington-based technology firm. "That was widely known."
Sipher credited much of the uproar over Steele's dossier to the fact that "no one truly knows his sources." LA Times, January 15, 2017
*One can only imagine that Putin has reviewed the dossier, was able to easily figure out the sources, and now they can all properly be referred to in the past tense.
McCarthy is a conservative but not a RWNJ. In fact, I look forward to his book(s) on the Obama administration's favoring of Jihadist programs. There must be some reason why the 'Big O' favored The Muslim Brotherhood and why he needed to apologize fo rUS actions after 9-11. He told us the worst thing ever done was keeping Jihadists in GITMO. Yeah, I think I want to read that book.
