Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can a new president give Andrew McCabe his retirement? Can that be done?
He'll have a long wait.
The next President can, and she will. Trump can read about it from his cell.
Please please please let this be our future.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can a new president give Andrew McCabe his retirement? Can that be done?
He'll have a long wait.
The next President can, and she will. Trump can read about it from his cell.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can a new president give Andrew McCabe his retirement? Can that be done?
He'll have a long wait.
Anonymous wrote:Can a new president give Andrew McCabe his retirement? Can that be done?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Didn’t McCabe lie under oath?
He's accused of "lack of candor" not lying. Lack of candor means that he knowingly failed to be 100% clear or failed to provide 100% of the relevant facts. It's a much more stringent standard than lying, but it's also harder to prove. It's harder to prove because it's somewhat subjective. Was he unclear or just misunderstood? If he left something out, was it intentional? Was it really relevant?
Translation, he lied.
Exactly. Poor little Andy.
The Grand Jury disagrees with you.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Didn’t McCabe lie under oath?
He's accused of "lack of candor" not lying. Lack of candor means that he knowingly failed to be 100% clear or failed to provide 100% of the relevant facts. It's a much more stringent standard than lying, but it's also harder to prove. It's harder to prove because it's somewhat subjective. Was he unclear or just misunderstood? If he left something out, was it intentional? Was it really relevant?
Translation, he lied.
Exactly. Poor little Andy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Didn’t McCabe lie under oath?
He's accused of "lack of candor" not lying. Lack of candor means that he knowingly failed to be 100% clear or failed to provide 100% of the relevant facts. It's a much more stringent standard than lying, but it's also harder to prove. It's harder to prove because it's somewhat subjective. Was he unclear or just misunderstood? If he left something out, was it intentional? Was it really relevant?
Translation, he lied.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know that there's a place for this but I just wanted to say it: Andrew McCabe is SO hot.
Agree
I want him to interrogate me.
Omg lol. Yes, he is super hot. I also think Rosenstein is hot. I think it's just anyone who stands up to Trump is hot to me.
Rosenstein is a twit.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Didn’t McCabe lie under oath?
He's accused of "lack of candor" not lying. Lack of candor means that he knowingly failed to be 100% clear or failed to provide 100% of the relevant facts. It's a much more stringent standard than lying, but it's also harder to prove. It's harder to prove because it's somewhat subjective. Was he unclear or just misunderstood? If he left something out, was it intentional? Was it really relevant?
Translation, he lied.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Didn’t McCabe lie under oath?
He's accused of "lack of candor" not lying. Lack of candor means that he knowingly failed to be 100% clear or failed to provide 100% of the relevant facts. It's a much more stringent standard than lying, but it's also harder to prove. It's harder to prove because it's somewhat subjective. Was he unclear or just misunderstood? If he left something out, was it intentional? Was it really relevant?