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Circling The Arguments (SCO thread v. 32)
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The guy is a pure political hack. The playing dumb thing using the word "spying" was hilarious. Fat ass was either lying or playing dumb.
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You guys are retards. Seriously.
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Projection, all bottled up inside.
Actually, they spied on the trump campaign.
I advise you head over to the thread I created and educate yourself on the subject to save from further embarrassment.
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What's it like to lie so much?
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There ya go!
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Seriously...
Is there a date specified for this report to come out or is it just whenever? Serious question.
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Deputy attorney general rebutts Democrats’ suggestions that William Barr is trying to mislead
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein defended attorney general William Barr’s handling of the Mueller report, just days after Barr testified before a House appropriations subcommittee.
In his first interview since the Mueller investigation wrapped up, Rosenstein said that he believed it was strange to say the attorney general was misleading the public on the highly-anticipated report.
“He’s being as forthcoming as he can, and so this notion that he’s trying to mislead people, I think is just completely bizarre,” Mr. Rosenstein told the Wall Street Journal.
“It would be one thing if you put out a letter and said, ‘I’m not going to give you the report,’” Rosenstein said. “What he said is, ‘Look, it’s going to take a while to process the report. In the meantime, people really want to know what’s in it. I’m going to give you the top-line conclusions.’ That’s all he was trying to do.”
The deputy attorney general called on the public to have “tremendous confidence” in Barr and declined to say how the review of the report was going.
During hearings on Capitol Hill this week, Barr defended his decision to send a letter to Congress detailing Mueller’s principal conclusions because the public would not have tolerated waiting weeks for information. Mueller concluded his nearly two-year Russia investigation in late March and submitted the nearly 400-page confidential report to Barr.
The attorney general sent his four-page letter to Congress two days later.
Barr wrote in his letter that Mueller found no evidence of Trump-Russia collusion despite efforts by "Russian-affiliated individuals to assist the Trump campaign." He also said that Mueller had not exonerated President Trump on the issue of obstruction of justice.
Barr said on Tuesday a redacted version of Mueller’s report will be made public within a week.
Rosenstein, 54, told the Wall Street Journal he hopes to begin a new job toward the end of the summer. Earlier this year, Trump announced he will nominate Jeff Rosen to replace Rosenstein deputy attorney general. President Trump has threatened to fire Rosenstein, who said he stayed in his position at the Department of Justice “at Barr’s request” saying, “For me, it’s a real privilege.”
Rosenstein’s comments come after Barr said in Capitol Hill testimony that “spying did occur” against the 2016 Trump campaign. Former FBI Director James Comey claimed he had no idea what the Justice Department leader was talking about.
“I have no idea what he’s talking about so it’s hard for me to comment,” Comey said. “When I hear that kind of language used, it’s concerning because the FBI and the Department of Justice conduct court-ordered electronic surveillance. I have never thought of that as spying.”
>>> Well alrighty then.
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein defended attorney general William Barr’s handling of the Mueller report, just days after Barr testified before a House appropriations subcommittee.
In his first interview since the Mueller investigation wrapped up, Rosenstein said that he believed it was strange to say the attorney general was misleading the public on the highly-anticipated report.
“He’s being as forthcoming as he can, and so this notion that he’s trying to mislead people, I think is just completely bizarre,” Mr. Rosenstein told the Wall Street Journal.
“It would be one thing if you put out a letter and said, ‘I’m not going to give you the report,’” Rosenstein said. “What he said is, ‘Look, it’s going to take a while to process the report. In the meantime, people really want to know what’s in it. I’m going to give you the top-line conclusions.’ That’s all he was trying to do.”
The deputy attorney general called on the public to have “tremendous confidence” in Barr and declined to say how the review of the report was going.
During hearings on Capitol Hill this week, Barr defended his decision to send a letter to Congress detailing Mueller’s principal conclusions because the public would not have tolerated waiting weeks for information. Mueller concluded his nearly two-year Russia investigation in late March and submitted the nearly 400-page confidential report to Barr.
The attorney general sent his four-page letter to Congress two days later.
Barr wrote in his letter that Mueller found no evidence of Trump-Russia collusion despite efforts by "Russian-affiliated individuals to assist the Trump campaign." He also said that Mueller had not exonerated President Trump on the issue of obstruction of justice.
Barr said on Tuesday a redacted version of Mueller’s report will be made public within a week.
Rosenstein, 54, told the Wall Street Journal he hopes to begin a new job toward the end of the summer. Earlier this year, Trump announced he will nominate Jeff Rosen to replace Rosenstein deputy attorney general. President Trump has threatened to fire Rosenstein, who said he stayed in his position at the Department of Justice “at Barr’s request” saying, “For me, it’s a real privilege.”
Rosenstein’s comments come after Barr said in Capitol Hill testimony that “spying did occur” against the 2016 Trump campaign. Former FBI Director James Comey claimed he had no idea what the Justice Department leader was talking about.
“I have no idea what he’s talking about so it’s hard for me to comment,” Comey said. “When I hear that kind of language used, it’s concerning because the FBI and the Department of Justice conduct court-ordered electronic surveillance. I have never thought of that as spying.”
>>> Well alrighty then.
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Let’s get the report and find out. I’ll definitely bite my tongue until then. Would be wise for the others Dems to do the same.
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i dunno lol
I’ll remind you, I’m of the same position as the AG of the United States. You’re the one in tin foil hat territory. Again, head over to the other thread, educate yourself, and if you have any questions, I’d be happy to answer them.
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You're of the same position as the Trump administration, more clearly. That's wonderful. You made a spying thread a year ago and Barr using the word "spy" where no other law enforcement officer would ever dream of using it similarly is political hackery.
I’ll remind you, I’m of the same position as the AG of the United States. You’re the one in tin foil hat territory. Again, head over to the other thread, educate yourself, and if you have any questions, I’d be happy to answer them.
It will devolve into people like you pretending you don't know what "spying" in context means. Nobody should engage on that...it was a line Trump told him to say, in coordination with Trum at the exact same time. It's a joke.
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Thank you.
Trump's Inflate-O-Meter
Yes, isn’t that his unapproval rating? And someone at the WH fucked the dog?
Uhm they did inform members of the Trump campaign about Russian influence.
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