transporter
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Wow...so psyops and spitbubble's grasping for straws by insinuating that Trump was just some neophyte who was told not to do something and then didn't most certainly is not correct.
Trump is a 70+ year old man. He knows right from wrong. He famously proclaims how many lawsuits he has been involved in. He just a famously has lied constantly about the outcome of those lawsuits. Trump knows what is legal and what is not. It is obvious from these pages that he believes the law does not apply to him. Put another way, Donald Trump is the quintessential elite who has spent his life sh*tting on the little guy, the same 35% that still believe this man has any redeeming qualities.
There are enough instances showing Trump's lying to the 35%...his lying goes WAY beyond what any other politician does. What is amazing is that you people still support this man.
Trump's pattern, Trump's MO, is as an habitual liar.
Go ahead...rationalize the bold text away. This is not a man who didn't know the nuances of complex federal law. This is an employer who instructed an employee to make a false statement.
Trump is a 70+ year old man. He knows right from wrong. He famously proclaims how many lawsuits he has been involved in. He just a famously has lied constantly about the outcome of those lawsuits. Trump knows what is legal and what is not. It is obvious from these pages that he believes the law does not apply to him. Put another way, Donald Trump is the quintessential elite who has spent his life sh*tting on the little guy, the same 35% that still believe this man has any redeeming qualities.
FACTUAL RESULTS OF THE OBSTRUCTION INVESTIGATION
The key issues and events we examined include the following:
The Campaign's response to reports about Russian support for Trump. During the 2016 presidential campaign, questions arose about the Russian government's apparent support for candidate Trump. After WikiLeaks released politically damaging Democratic Party emails that were reported to have been hacked by Russia, Trump publicly expressed skepticism that Russia was responsible for the hacks at the same time that he and other Campaign officials privately sought information Harm to Ongoing Matter about any further planned WikiLeaks releases. Trump also denied having any business in or connections to Russia, even though as late as June 2016 the Trump Organization had been pursuing a licensing deal for a skyscraper to be built in Russia called Trump Tower Moscow. After the election, the President expressed concerns to advisors that reports of Russia's election interference might lead the public to question the legitimacy of his election.
There are enough instances showing Trump's lying to the 35%...his lying goes WAY beyond what any other politician does. What is amazing is that you people still support this man.
Trump's pattern, Trump's MO, is as an habitual liar.
Conduct involving FBI Director Comey and Michael Flynn.
In mid-January 2017, incoming National Security Advisor Michael Flynn falsely denied to the Vice President, other administration officials, and FBI agents that he had talked to Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak about Russia's response to U.S. sanctions on Russia for its election interference. On January 27, the day after the President was told that Flynn had lied to the Vice President and had made similar statements to the FBI, the President invited FBI Director Comey to a private dinner at the White House and told Comey that he needed loyalty. On February 14, the day after the President requested Flynn's resignation, the President told an outside advisor, "Now that we fired Flynn, the Russia thing is over." The advisor disagreed and said the investigations would continue.
Later that afternoon, the President cleared the Oval Office to have a one-on-one meeting with Comey. Referring to the FBI's investigation of Flynn, the President said, "I hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting Flynn go. He is a good guy. I hope you can let this go." Shortly after requesting Flynn's resignation and speaking privately to Comey, the President sought to have Deputy National Security Advisor K.T. McFarland draft an internal letter stating that the President had not directed Flynn to discuss sanctions with Kislyak. McFarland declined because she did not know whether that was true, and a White House Counsel's Office attorney thought that the request would look like a quid pro quo for an ambassadorship she had been offered.
Go ahead...rationalize the bold text away. This is not a man who didn't know the nuances of complex federal law. This is an employer who instructed an employee to make a false statement.