Aha-ha! Definitely! Or drunk ))) |
So let's believe the Russian government operative? Right libs? |
Alternative math. ![]() |
As opposed to believing the probably dishonest Trumps? |
^^^probably = provably |
Believing Trump has never steered anyone wrong before.
![]() Hahahaha. |
I don't believe Russian lobbyist when he says Russian lawyer left a folder of info on dnc/Clinton. I do believe Russian lobbyist is throwing Russian lawyer under the bus, which just adds to the likelihood that the meeting was a classic Russian intelligence operation. Creepy. |
It's actually Trump and company who have been believing everything the Russians have been telling them. |
If Trump jr acted as a 'private citizen' can Trump sr legally pay Jr's legal fees from campaign dollars? or is paying an acknowledgement that Jr was part of the campaign? |
No. This pretty much guarantees they acknowledge that he was an official part of the campaign. But it is not surprising since Manafort was there. |
Interesting. Trump attorney Jay Sekulow complained that if the people attending the meeting were so nefarious, then the Secret Service should have vetted them.
First of all, it is not the SS job to vet who the POTUS or PEOTUS meets with in terms of political safety, just physical safety. Second, at the time of this meeting, Trump had captured enough delegates to win the nomination, but was still a month away from the Cleveland RNC and as such, was not entitled to SS protection (was he?) Third, if the SS should have been away of this meeting per Trump's attorney, that means Trump himself would have had to be present for it. Was he? |
Good question. Does secret service protect family members of candidates? Or just the candidate? |
Only spouses, within 120 days of the election. https://www.secretservice.gov/about/faqs/ |
Ergo.... |
Manafort and Fredo sat in meeting. Kushner left in order to let Trump not to do a pop-in. |