Devin Nunes, for the last time, gtfo my gubmint.
If you have the support of an army of Russian Twitter trolls, then you don't need mine.
The Honorable Devin Nunes And that's what a bureaucratic bitch slap looks like. The letter was written by a DoJ Trump appointee. Nunes probably considers himself Donald Trump's personal christ, at this point, so wtf is going on? Answer: They've almost gotten deep state hardware inside of Donald Trump's lower spine, and if you don't donate at least $32 to infowars.com within the next 48 hours, they're going to spike the Fluoride content to lethal levels in your apartment plumbing (and only yours, your liberal neighbors will be fine, they're in on the ploy). kleinbl00 and b_b, you both might appreciate a good Nunes series installment. But choosing to ignore shitposting is also valid response'ing.
In my defense I was drunk. How far are you from Austin?
3.5 hour drive. And in just a few months, less than a 2 hour drive. You make business trips there or something?
Darn. I'll be there in two weeks for a training.
Someday, maybe! And unfortunately, the Pacific Northwest doesn’t have anyone working on my project. Only UCLA, on the west coast. And that’s how I met ‘bl00, of course. UC Berkeley too, though.
No need for a new post, I'll just post an update here: House Intel votes to make Nunes memo public. I think they're gearing up to force Rosenstein out of the DoJ, and if Rachel Brand refuses to fire Mueller, then she'll be out too. Also today: Trump told McCabe to ask his wife how it felt to be a loser: report McCabe told Trump that he hadn’t been asked about the flight but that he would have authorized it if he had. Trump fell silent before lashing out at McCabe and telling him to ask his wife what it felt like to be a loser, according to NBC. The FBI head replied, “OK, sir,” before Trump ended the call. So Trump wanted to maroon Comey in LA. I'm completely at a loss to understand how anyone can defend the man's behavior. But furthermore, that McCabe is asked to step down the day after Christopher Wray viewed the "Nunes memo" is troubling. This is what Nunes and the rest of Team Trump have been scraping together in the shadows for the last few weeks or months. I'm not saying that the FBI is infallible, but I would like to point out that seeding distrust in American institutions is practically Putin's mission statement. Edit: Also today, Trump administration declines to apply new Russia sanctions, for now. Can they legally decline to enact a measure that passed congress (98 votes to 2 in the Senate, and with an even more overwhelming percentage in the House)? Edit 2: A much better summary than I could've ever managed, Big Lies, Law Enforcement, and the Defense of Rod RosensteinTrump made the remarks in a phone call to McCabe the day he fired FBI Director James Comey that was placed to demand why Comey was allowed to fly on a FBI plane from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C., after being fired.
sighAt the same time, the committee voted against making public a Democrat-drafted counter-memo.
kleinbl00, has there been another period in American history when the intelligence declassification process was similarly weaponized into a partisan tool? It wouldn't surprise me.