Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:25? How do you get high access at such a young age?
Question is… who is she now working for?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So vornado is probably denying he told her the story but she claims Engel was there when he told her. Wonder if Engel is getting pressure to corroborate Orbato’s denial. That would be an interesting wrinkle if he’s getting threats.
Ans yes, I’m leaving those typos because autocorrect is having fun with that name and it amuses me.
Both of whom are active agents right now?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So vornado is probably denying he told her the story but she claims Engel was there when he told her. Wonder if Engel is getting pressure to corroborate Orbato’s denial. That would be an interesting wrinkle if he’s getting threats.
Ans yes, I’m leaving those typos because autocorrect is having fun with that name and it amuses me.
Ornato is still employed with the Secret Service, which is an interesting wrinkle. I don't know if Engel is.
I also find it fascinating that this is the one piece of her testimony that's being focused on.
I think "the source close to the Secret Service" is one person and that the media is playing this for ratings and because they can't stand to not have their own source. I hate to be THAT cynical but that's my take.
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So that guy is going to be on Fox tomorrow saying she was lying and then go before the committee and swear to it? If he comes out publicly, the committee will have to swear him and hear him.
But if he doesn’t…. If it’s just “I know a guy who knows a guy who said she was lying…” then I’m believing the witness today.
If the committee won't allow him to testify, the writing is on the wall. Ten bucks they say something like "he testified or will testify in private". No WAY they are allowing the American people to hear it.
The only person who can claim she is lying is Tony Ornato. The person who told her the story. I'd love for them to ask him some questions and see his communications.
The American people can hear it now. All he has to do is go on Fox News and say she’s lying. There is nothing illegal or keeping him from going public.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He called on an armed mob that he knew was calling for the death of the VP to march to the Capitol l, and stop the VP from certifying the election. Uhm. Not looking good.
But his supporters are intensely interested in whether he was riding around in a Ford or a Chevy.
“The whole story rests on whether or not it was a V8 or a straight eight! This is the crux of the story!!”
The car that made these two, equal-length tire marks had positraction. You can't make those marks without positraction, which was not available on the '64 Buick Skylark!
Anonymous wrote:So vornado is probably denying he told her the story but she claims Engel was there when he told her. Wonder if Engel is getting pressure to corroborate Orbato’s denial. That would be an interesting wrinkle if he’s getting threats.
Ans yes, I’m leaving those typos because autocorrect is having fun with that name and it amuses me.
Anonymous wrote:He thought the police and military would take his side because he only talked to sycophants who would tell him the truth.
Anonymous wrote:25? How do you get high access at such a young age?
Anonymous wrote:Let's not forget that Trump lied about the number of people at his inauguration. His credibility is shot.
Anonymous wrote:And what are trumpkins’ talking points on the mafia-style threats reminding people meeting with the committee to “remain loyal”?
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No, it's not. They are two different vehicles.
Your fixation on what model vehicle he was using is weird. If Trump was being peddled around on a tandem bike, that wouldn't make this situation any better.
No not weird. It's a type of fallacy that Trumpers will use to discredit the whole testimony.
Apparently, the testimony is unraveling because the people she supposedly got the information from are saying it's not true.
Under oath?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
So that guy is going to be on Fox tomorrow saying she was lying and then go before the committee and swear to it? If he comes out publicly, the committee will have to swear him and hear him.
But if he doesn’t…. If it’s just “I know a guy who knows a guy who said she was lying…” then I’m believing the witness today.
If the committee won't allow him to testify, the writing is on the wall. Ten bucks they say something like "he testified or will testify in private". No WAY they are allowing the American people to hear it.
The only person who can claim she is lying is Tony Ornato. The person who told her the story. I'd love for them to ask him some questions and see his communications.
Anonymous wrote:So vornado is probably denying he told her the story but she claims Engel was there when he told her. Wonder if Engel is getting pressure to corroborate Orbato’s denial. That would be an interesting wrinkle if he’s getting threats.
Ans yes, I’m leaving those typos because autocorrect is having fun with that name and it amuses me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He called on an armed mob that he knew was calling for the death of the VP to march to the Capitol l, and stop the VP from certifying the election. Uhm. Not looking good.
But his supporters are intensely interested in whether he was riding around in a Ford or a Chevy.
“The whole story rests on whether or not it was a V8 or a straight eight! This is the crux of the story!!”
The car that made these two, equal-length tire marks had positraction. You can't make those marks without positraction, which was not available on the '64 Buick Skylark!
Omfg 😂 perfection.