Andrew McCabe Admits The Deep State FBI Tried To Remove Trump

[vantexan]

I look forward to the day Dems demand the DOJ turn over documents and get told to pound sand. Oh wait, the DOJ bureaucracy is full of Dems. Shocker.

 

[bbsam]

I look forward to the day Dems demand the DOJ turn over documents and get told to pound sand. Oh wait, the DOJ bureaucracy is full of Dems. Shocker.

The president can declassify anything he wants. Just ask the Russians.

 

[vantexan]

Awwwww. Poor little Devin.
Can hardly call his Trump oversight.

And Mr. Gowdy failed as well?

And this does prove my point, that if Trump raises an eyebrow you want him impeached, but just laugh and laugh at all the impediments keeping Hillary from being brought to justice. No Watergate for your side, huh?

 

[vantexan]

The president can declassify anything he wants. Just ask the Russians.

And what has he declassified for the Russians oh great conspiracy theorist?

 

[Turdferguson]

How effectively Nunes can investigate her remains to be seen now that the Dems are in charge.

He did not do it for the two years the Repugs were in charge.

He was busy elsewhere

 

[bbsam]

And what has he declassified for the Russians oh great conspiracy theorist?

We probably can’t know. He didn’t even have any of his own cabinet present.

C’mon. Even you have to know that’s messed up.

 

[Turdferguson]

And what has he declassified for the Russians oh great conspiracy theorist?

Exclusive: What Trump Really Told Kislyak After Comey Was Canned

 

[rickyb]

DOJ Officials Had Discussions About Pushing Trump Out

“The work of the FBI is being undermined by the current president,” Mr. McCabe wrote. “He and his partisan supporters have become corrosive to the organization.”

Mr. McCabe was fired last March and stripped of his pension days before his planned retirement, after the Justice Department’s inspector general found he had “lacked candor” in conversations with agents for the FBI’s unit doing internal reviews and others about his involvement in a Wall Street Journal article about an FBI investigation into the Clinton Foundation.

Some Justice Department officials had also pressed prosecutors on whether they could charge Mr. McCabe for intentionally misleading investigators or other actions before his planned retirement, the Journal previously reported, in a manner that some felt inappropriate.

whether your article is true or not, its nice to see so called "conservatives" posting articles about the nefarious activities of US intelligence / law enforcement agencies.

 

[vantexan]

We probably can’t know. He didn’t even have any of his own cabinet present.

C’mon. Even you have to know that’s messed up.

Right, and I have some land in Florida I'd like to talk to you about.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Right, and I have some land in Florida I'd like to talk to you about.

No one wants to sublet your spot at the trailer park.

 

[newfie]

The 25th Amendment is not even remotely applicable in this instance.
The 25th Amendment was put in place to replace a President who is sick (like Woodrow Wilson) or shot like Reagan was and Alex Haig tried to take over the government.

Removing a President because of politics or "I don't like the jerk!" (for instance, @BrownArmy) are not under the purview of the 25th Amendment. That is why the impeachment process is place and defined in the original Constitution.

even if you think he's in cahoots with the Russians you have to go the impeachment route

 

[newfie]

Well, two more important developments occurred in the Investigation today:

1) Special Counsel Mueller's prosecutors announced they have evidence that Russian military intelligence officers interacted directly with Roger Stone. Over the course of the investigation into Russian election hacking the government obtained and executed dozens of search warrants. Several of those search warrants were executed on accounts that contained Stone’s communications with Guccifer 2.0 (Russian intelligence) and Wikileaks.

2) A federal judge in a closed DC court hearing questioned where Paul Manafort’s loyalties lie considering that he gave false statements to investigators to shield a conspirator (Konstantin Kilimnik) in a pro-Russian lobbying effort. “This is a problematic attempt to shield his Russian conspirator from liability and it gives rise to legitimate questions about where his loyalties lie," she said.

If I were a betting man, I'd say Mueller's highly-detailed, fact-based report won't be good for Trump.

I read that stone made contacts with WikiLeaks. nothing about Russians. regardless he is a media personality and will argue that he has a right under the first amendment to pursue these stories. If a top Washington post reporter had done the same thing there would be no mueller investigation.

its one of the interesting things about journalism you're allowed to be a traitor to our country .

 

[vantexan]

No one wants to sublet your spot at the trailer park.

Why not, it would be a step up for you.

 

[Fred's Myth]

Why not, it would be a step up for you.

Exceeds his financials.

 

[tonyexpress]

Of course, Cali politicians are a loathsome bunch anyway.

We are so weighted to the left we are about to break off and fall into the Pacific.

 

[MAKAVELI]

We are so weighted to the left we are about to break off and fall into the Pacific.

Not so red in the OC anymore?

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Not so red in the OC anymore?

Agree ... the whole frigging state has gone to pot!

 

[MAKAVELI]

Agree ... the whole friending state has gone to pot!

Green is between blue and red.

 

[Box Ox]

Agree ... the whole friending state has gone to pot!

Would be interested to read how opioid use increases or decreases in states that have legalized marijuana.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Would be interested to read how opioid use increases or decreases in states that have legalized marijuana.

I can tell you it reduced my intake of opioids (Hydrocodone) considerably.
There are strains that reduce pain very well ... Jack Herer, Strawberry, Super Jack are just a few.