https://mobile.twitter.com/brianefallon/status/1028831676712079360

Just a quick reminder that the GOP usually says personal debt is bad, like the candidate for office in Georgia, but Kavanaugh going TWO HUNDRED GRAND into the hole for baseball tickets and country club dues is... good money management? How did he pay it off so fast?

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Anonymous wrote:Look at how Enron was prosecuted. It is really easy to say that Mueller hasn't done anything yet. However, when you look at the amount of time he has been on this case and what has been accomplished to date, you will see how effective he has been, particularly as compared to Whitewater and Benghazi.

Now, when one is the subject or target of an investigation, they are the last ones to get interviewed or subpoenad.

Based on what we know, I am willing to bet that Donald Jr, Ivanka, Erik Prince and Roger Stone are all in the barrel before the end of the calendar year.

Time will tell ........ but to this point there is no one involved in the campaign who has been charged with collusion or obstruction.

GOP. The party of moving goalposts.

No moving goalposts: name me a single person who is part of the campaign who has been indicted or charged with collusion or conspiracy.

The answer is zero!

Giuliani has said that the president colluded and obstructed. Guess you don't believe him.

Citation for this?

Google it, he was on Fox talking about the activities of the president and claimed that "collusion isn't a crime" - that is how far off the rails the GOP is willing to go with this.

Trump has hired Omarosa, Mike Flynn, Carter Page, George Papdopolous, Paul Manafort, Rick Gates and Rob Porter.

Given this stellar track record, the American public deserves to know as much as possible before Kavanaugh is confirmed for a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court. Why won't the GOP Senators allow for due diligence? What are they trying to hide?

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Anonymous wrote:Look at how Enron was prosecuted. It is really easy to say that Mueller hasn't done anything yet. However, when you look at the amount of time he has been on this case and what has been accomplished to date, you will see how effective he has been, particularly as compared to Whitewater and Benghazi.

Now, when one is the subject or target of an investigation, they are the last ones to get interviewed or subpoenad.

Based on what we know, I am willing to bet that Donald Jr, Ivanka, Erik Prince and Roger Stone are all in the barrel before the end of the calendar year.

Time will tell ........ but to this point there is no one involved in the campaign who has been charged with collusion or obstruction.

GOP. The party of moving goalposts.

No moving goalposts: name me a single person who is part of the campaign who has been indicted or charged with collusion or conspiracy.

The answer is zero!

Giuliani has said that the president colluded and obstructed. Guess you don't believe him.

Citation for this?

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Anonymous wrote:Look at how Enron was prosecuted. It is really easy to say that Mueller hasn't done anything yet. However, when you look at the amount of time he has been on this case and what has been accomplished to date, you will see how effective he has been, particularly as compared to Whitewater and Benghazi.

Now, when one is the subject or target of an investigation, they are the last ones to get interviewed or subpoenad.

Based on what we know, I am willing to bet that Donald Jr, Ivanka, Erik Prince and Roger Stone are all in the barrel before the end of the calendar year.

Time will tell ........ but to this point there is no one involved in the campaign who has been charged with collusion or obstruction.

Manafort was the campaign chairman.
Gates was his right hand and was with the Campaign and Transition team. he has pled guilty.
Flynn was the National Security Advisor.


Let's parse what is going on. Trump surrounded himself with the lowest of the low, because only the best. Gates and Flynn have been hooked with a lessor charge in exchange for testimony. We know Gates has had 20 sessions with the prosecution and is delving into "ongoing investigations" - likely the same with Flynn. One really has to have their head in the sand to make the comments you are making about all of this.

No, I prefer to rely on facts as opposed to assumptions and surmising about what may have happened.

Manafort has been charged with crimes dating back to years before he was hired as campaign manager and those charges have nothing to do with collusion with Russia.

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Anonymous wrote:Look at how Enron was prosecuted. It is really easy to say that Mueller hasn't done anything yet. However, when you look at the amount of time he has been on this case and what has been accomplished to date, you will see how effective he has been, particularly as compared to Whitewater and Benghazi.

Now, when one is the subject or target of an investigation, they are the last ones to get interviewed or subpoenad.

Based on what we know, I am willing to bet that Donald Jr, Ivanka, Erik Prince and Roger Stone are all in the barrel before the end of the calendar year.

Time will tell ........ but to this point there is no one involved in the campaign who has been charged with collusion or obstruction.

GOP. The party of moving goalposts.

No moving goalposts: name me a single person who is part of the campaign who has been indicted or charged with collusion or conspiracy.

The answer is zero!

Giuliani has said that the president colluded and obstructed. Guess you don't believe him.

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Anonymous wrote:Look at how Enron was prosecuted. It is really easy to say that Mueller hasn't done anything yet. However, when you look at the amount of time he has been on this case and what has been accomplished to date, you will see how effective he has been, particularly as compared to Whitewater and Benghazi.

Now, when one is the subject or target of an investigation, they are the last ones to get interviewed or subpoenad.

Based on what we know, I am willing to bet that Donald Jr, Ivanka, Erik Prince and Roger Stone are all in the barrel before the end of the calendar year.

Time will tell ........ but to this point there is no one involved in the campaign who has been charged with collusion or obstruction.

Manafort was the campaign chairman.
Gates was his right hand and was with the Campaign and Transition team. he has pled guilty.
Flynn was the National Security Advisor.


Let's parse what is going on. Trump surrounded himself with the lowest of the low, because only the best. Gates and Flynn have been hooked with a lessor charge in exchange for testimony. We know Gates has had 20 sessions with the prosecution and is delving into "ongoing investigations" - likely the same with Flynn. One really has to have their head in the sand to make the comments you are making about all of this.

https://mobile.twitter.com/SpicyFiles/status/1028633652668841984

And back to the topic on hand: where did Kavanaugh’s debt go? How was it wiped so fast?

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Anonymous wrote:Look at how Enron was prosecuted. It is really easy to say that Mueller hasn't done anything yet. However, when you look at the amount of time he has been on this case and what has been accomplished to date, you will see how effective he has been, particularly as compared to Whitewater and Benghazi.

Now, when one is the subject or target of an investigation, they are the last ones to get interviewed or subpoenad.

Based on what we know, I am willing to bet that Donald Jr, Ivanka, Erik Prince and Roger Stone are all in the barrel before the end of the calendar year.

Time will tell ........ but to this point there is no one involved in the campaign who has been charged with collusion or obstruction.

GOP. The party of moving goalposts.

No moving goalposts: name me a single person who is part of the campaign who has been indicted or charged with collusion or conspiracy.

The answer is zero!

Yet.

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Anonymous wrote:Look at how Enron was prosecuted. It is really easy to say that Mueller hasn't done anything yet. However, when you look at the amount of time he has been on this case and what has been accomplished to date, you will see how effective he has been, particularly as compared to Whitewater and Benghazi.

Now, when one is the subject or target of an investigation, they are the last ones to get interviewed or subpoenad.

Based on what we know, I am willing to bet that Donald Jr, Ivanka, Erik Prince and Roger Stone are all in the barrel before the end of the calendar year.

Time will tell ........ but to this point there is no one involved in the campaign who has been charged with collusion or obstruction.

GOP. The party of moving goalposts.

No moving goalposts: name me a single person who is part of the campaign who has been indicted or charged with collusion or conspiracy.

The answer is zero!

Anonymous wrote:Kavanaugh will sail through. Sure we'll here lots of this and that, but it's a done deal. Collins, Murkowski, Manchin, etc will all confirm. Plus, he's actually a great pick. I dare anyone to come up with a plausible argument on why he should not be confirmed.

Unassailable, huh.

Brett Kavanaugh told the Senate in 2006 he had no KNOWLEDGE of torture or wiretapping. Reporting and emails released through FOIA has cast serious doubt on those answers. Kavanaugh's records would show whether he told truth, but Republicans are blocking their release.

If he lied before Congress, not only should be not be confirmed for the Supreme Court, but he should be disbarred and lose his current position.

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Anonymous wrote:Look at how Enron was prosecuted. It is really easy to say that Mueller hasn't done anything yet. However, when you look at the amount of time he has been on this case and what has been accomplished to date, you will see how effective he has been, particularly as compared to Whitewater and Benghazi.

Now, when one is the subject or target of an investigation, they are the last ones to get interviewed or subpoenad.

Based on what we know, I am willing to bet that Donald Jr, Ivanka, Erik Prince and Roger Stone are all in the barrel before the end of the calendar year.

Time will tell ........ but to this point there is no one involved in the campaign who has been charged with collusion or obstruction.

GOP. The party of moving goalposts.

Anonymous wrote:Look at how Enron was prosecuted. It is really easy to say that Mueller hasn't done anything yet. However, when you look at the amount of time he has been on this case and what has been accomplished to date, you will see how effective he has been, particularly as compared to Whitewater and Benghazi.

Now, when one is the subject or target of an investigation, they are the last ones to get interviewed or subpoenad.

Based on what we know, I am willing to bet that Donald Jr, Ivanka, Erik Prince and Roger Stone are all in the barrel before the end of the calendar year.

Time will tell ........ but to this point there is no one involved in the campaign who has been charged with collusion or obstruction.

Look at how Enron was prosecuted. It is really easy to say that Mueller hasn't done anything yet. However, when you look at the amount of time he has been on this case and what has been accomplished to date, you will see how effective he has been, particularly as compared to Whitewater and Benghazi.

Now, when one is the subject or target of an investigation, they are the last ones to get interviewed or subpoenad.

Based on what we know, I am willing to bet that Donald Jr, Ivanka, Erik Prince and Roger Stone are all in the barrel before the end of the calendar year.

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Anonymous wrote:Kavanaugh will be confirmed and more than likely there will be Democratic senators who will vote in favor of his confirmation. Though they will wait to jump on board after it becomes apparent that Kavanaugh's confirmation will take place with just Republican votes.

Democrats in the Senate will become apoplectic when it happens as will the liberals on this forum who will make their usual display of hysteria.

I really do wonder what has gone wrong with Republicans. Donald Trump is clearly guilty of a great many prosecutable offenses. The GOP response? No big deal; the man should appoint a lifetime justice who is clearly terribly, horribly flawed.

Mueller has been investigating these "crimes" for over a year. So far the only indictments of Americans involved in Trump's campaign have been Manafort for offenses that he allegedly committed years ago and several people in the campaign who have been indicted for alleged process crimes.

Not one person, to date, has been charged with offenses relating to collusion or obstruction of justice.

Let Mueller issue his report before we jump to conclusions about Trump's alleged crimes.

Here are the people charged by Mueller and their alleged crimes:

https://www.businessinsider.com/who-has-been-charged-in-russia-investigation-mueller-trump-2017-12#california-businessman-richard-pinedo-6