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gtn130 wrote:Zonkerbl wrote:So what do we do when Trump fires Rosenstein, and the next quisling in line ends the investigation?
Should the Northwest and Northeast just secede?
We should definitely try rioting in the streets and shutting down the economy. If that doesn’t work it might be time to secede or move somewhere
Zonkerbl wrote:gtn130 wrote:Zonkerbl wrote:So what do we do when Trump fires Rosenstein, and the next quisling in line ends the investigation?
Should the Northwest and Northeast just secede?
We should definitely try rioting in the streets and shutting down the economy. If that doesn’t work it might be time to secede or move somewhere
If Maryland secedes and Virginia doesn’t, where does DC end up? I don’t want to move.
I guess the seceding country has to give up dc. Dammit!
Zonkerbl wrote:You guys have to stop subsidizing lumber.
nate33 wrote:closg00 wrote:This doesn't even rise to the level of a weak case of false equivalency because there is nothing at all to Uranium One.
1.Uranium One debunked on Fox News
2. There is nothing illegal about opposition research and Clinton had nothing to do with it
3. The opposition research yielded disturbing information that Steele attempted to get to the FBI, the Clinton campaign cannot be shown to have used any of the information during the campaign
1. I'm not trying to get into the whole Uranium One can of worms because I haven't researched it. I'm not, at the moment, alleging that anything nefarious took place regarding Uranium One, other than the fact that Clinton profited off the deal. Which makes it equivalent to Trump profiting off of business deals with Russia. (And all we know about his business dealings with Russia is that he profited off of them. We know of nothing else nefarious.)
2. Clinton certainly had as much to do with the opposition research as Trump did. C'mon, Cody Shearer was a long time Clinton crony and Clinton hired Fusion GPS.
3. Clinton, once she found out that Trump's people talked to Russians, immediately introduced the Russia Russia Russia issue into debates, labeling Trump as Putin's pawn. That qualifies as using the Russian-obtained intel against Trump. Again, it's equivalent to the Trump campaign utilizing the available dirt on Clinton found in the hacked emails.
gtn130 wrote:Zonkerbl wrote:So what do we do when Trump fires Rosenstein, and the next quisling in line ends the investigation?
Should the Northwest and Northeast just secede?
We should definitely try rioting in the streets and shutting down the economy. If that doesn’t work it might be time to secede or move somewhere
Pointgod wrote:gtn130 wrote:Zonkerbl wrote:So what do we do when Trump fires Rosenstein, and the next quisling in line ends the investigation?
Should the Northwest and Northeast just secede?
We should definitely try rioting in the streets and shutting down the economy. If that doesn’t work it might be time to secede or move somewhere
Instead of seceding you guys need to take control of your country. Only way to do that is to vote Democrats all the way down every ticket. The time for false equivalences are over, Democrats need to focus on getting back into power and keeping it.
Gorka claimed that he knows of a number of White House staffers whose security clearances got “slow-rolled” by those investigating them. In some cases, the slow-rolling happens while “a deliberate minefield” is put in place that is timed to explode at a certain time.
That led Pirro to wonder—how could an investigation take a year when it should be “easy stuff”? For Gorka, the answer was easy—“the swamp has many ways to undermine an administration.”
If an employee receives an interim security clearance, he or she is allowed by law to serve in positions designated “National Security/Non-Critical Sensitive” or “National Security/Critical Sensitive.” They cannot, however, be given a “Special Sensitive” job, which requires a different level of clearance: Top Secret/Special Compartmentalized Information—also known as TS/SCI or TS/CodeWord.
Only employees with TS/SCI or CodeWord clearance can see our government’s most important secrets. Typically, the staff secretary is one of those very few people. One of the most important.
cammac wrote:Fox News FlashGorka claimed that he knows of a number of White House staffers whose security clearances got “slow-rolled” by those investigating them. In some cases, the slow-rolling happens while “a deliberate minefield” is put in place that is timed to explode at a certain time.
That led Pirro to wonder—how could an investigation take a year when it should be “easy stuff”? For Gorka, the answer was easy—“the swamp has many ways to undermine an administration.”
Unfortunately the Trump Administration was breaking the law with Porter!If an employee receives an interim security clearance, he or she is allowed by law to serve in positions designated “National Security/Non-Critical Sensitive” or “National Security/Critical Sensitive.” They cannot, however, be given a “Special Sensitive” job, which requires a different level of clearance: Top Secret/Special Compartmentalized Information—also known as TS/SCI or TS/CodeWord.
Only employees with TS/SCI or CodeWord clearance can see our government’s most important secrets. Typically, the staff secretary is one of those very few people. One of the most important.
This would also be the case with Kushner & how many else?
Somehow Obama got blamed just wanted to beat Nate to the latest conspiracy!!!!
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/2/11/1740545/-Judge-Jeanine-and-Sebastian-Gorka-think-Rob-Porter-was-a-deep-state-op
cammac wrote:Fox News FlashGorka claimed that he knows of a number of White House staffers whose security clearances got “slow-rolled” by those investigating them. In some cases, the slow-rolling happens while “a deliberate minefield” is put in place that is timed to explode at a certain time.
That led Pirro to wonder—how could an investigation take a year when it should be “easy stuff”? For Gorka, the answer was easy—“the swamp has many ways to undermine an administration.”
verbal8 wrote:If there is nothing to the Russia/Trump connection, why did Trump fail to enforce the Russian sanctions?
Zonkerbl wrote:Omg you guys, imagine if we seceded and the new constitution DIDN’T HAVE THE SECOND AMENDMENT!!!!!!!?!?111111
verbal8 wrote:If there is nothing to the Russia/Trump connection, why did Trump fail to enforce the Russian sanctions?
Pointgod wrote:gtn130 wrote:Zonkerbl wrote:So what do we do when Trump fires Rosenstein, and the next quisling in line ends the investigation?
Should the Northwest and Northeast just secede?
We should definitely try rioting in the streets and shutting down the economy. If that doesn’t work it might be time to secede or move somewhere
Instead of seceding you guys need to take control of your country. Only way to do that is to vote Democrats all the way down every ticket. The time for false equivalences are over, Democrats need to focus on getting back into power and keeping it.
Pointgod wrote:cammac wrote:Fox News FlashGorka claimed that he knows of a number of White House staffers whose security clearances got “slow-rolled” by those investigating them. In some cases, the slow-rolling happens while “a deliberate minefield” is put in place that is timed to explode at a certain time.
That led Pirro to wonder—how could an investigation take a year when it should be “easy stuff”? For Gorka, the answer was easy—“the swamp has many ways to undermine an administration.”
Unfortunately the Trump Administration was breaking the law with Porter!If an employee receives an interim security clearance, he or she is allowed by law to serve in positions designated “National Security/Non-Critical Sensitive” or “National Security/Critical Sensitive.” They cannot, however, be given a “Special Sensitive” job, which requires a different level of clearance: Top Secret/Special Compartmentalized Information—also known as TS/SCI or TS/CodeWord.
Only employees with TS/SCI or CodeWord clearance can see our government’s most important secrets. Typically, the staff secretary is one of those very few people. One of the most important.
This would also be the case with Kushner & how many else?
Somehow Obama got blamed just wanted to beat Nate to the latest conspiracy!!!!
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/2/11/1740545/-Judge-Jeanine-and-Sebastian-Gorka-think-Rob-Porter-was-a-deep-state-op
The fact that Rob Porter was getting classified information despite not being cleared should be a Hillary Clinton level **** scandal. From what I've heard Trump is the only one that can give permission for him to see classified info and if Trump had no idea about Porters scumbag background and him not getting cleared by the FBI then something illegal went on. Who cleared him?
gtn130 wrote:Pointgod wrote:cammac wrote:Fox News Flash
Unfortunately the Trump Administration was breaking the law with Porter!
This would also be the case with Kushner & how many else?
Somehow Obama got blamed just wanted to beat Nate to the latest conspiracy!!!!
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/2/11/1740545/-Judge-Jeanine-and-Sebastian-Gorka-think-Rob-Porter-was-a-deep-state-op
The fact that Rob Porter was getting classified information despite not being cleared should be a Hillary Clinton level **** scandal. From what I've heard Trump is the only one that can give permission for him to see classified info and if Trump had no idea about Porters scumbag background and him not getting cleared by the FBI then something illegal went on. Who cleared him?
I for one am SHOCKED that Nate isn’t all over this one!
