President blasts Steve Bannon

Hillary Clinton wasn't President and the use or her private server for official communications has been investigated. The issue at hand here, is Trump's misguided belief that it's the Attorney General's responsibility to shield a President from an investigation. He took action to impede the Russia probe when he instructed McGahn to persuade Sessions from recusing.

We'll see what the 'new' congressional investigation opening of Clinton's emails brings.

In regards to Trump's misguided belief that it's the Attorney General's responsibility to shield a President from an investigation...that's just an opinion formed, zero evidence. The U.S. Attorney General's advisory relationship with the president, specifically the potential conflict between his responsibilities as the nation's chief legal officer and as a member of an elected administration is pretty normal, the media and outside public tension between law and politics has always been there, and won't go away anytime soon.

What??? Sessions recused himself because he and multiple legal minds within the DOJ opined legal rule and standards that had to do with anyone being deemed a surrogate of the Trump campaign...therefore, since the Trump campaign was being investigated for Russian collusion (lololololol, by the way), he appropriately recused himself based on he and others legal opinion.

Sessions read the statue 'verbatim' in front of a congressional committee when he was grilled on multiple times, and then there were 'crickets' and no one questioned him on it further...he was a potential witness, that's why he recused! Geezz Louise!
 
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1) The unconstitutional use of executive orders to further Obama's agenda on illegal
immigration despite clear laws passed by Congress.

2) Obama's fraudulent & illegal use of so called "executive privilege" to shield disgraced AG Holder from prosecution over the "fast & furious gun-running" scandal also contributed to Obama's corrupt designation.

3) Abusing the perks of office for luxury vacations for his family and his personal involvement in the Solyndra scandal.

That's just a quick three. There's much much more corruption deeds listed under Obama & Clinton which is too many to list here.

The "fast and furious" scandal is your only good argument here. Do you really want to talk about E.O's and luxury vacations after Trump's first 11 months in office? He signed more E.O's than Obama (52-41) in his first year in office and Trump's initial travel ban was a complete fiasco. As for vacations? More than 1/3 of Trump's time in office has been spent at one of his properties. His daughter and son in law took a ski trip to Aspen last February on taxpayer dime. - not that I consider any of that a big deal though. This is deflection.
 
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The "fast and furious" scandal is your only good argument here. Do you really want to talk about E.O's and luxury vacations after Trump's first 11 months in office? He signed more E.O's than Obama (52-41) in his first year in office and Trump's initial travel ban was a complete fiasco. As for vacations? More than 1/3 of Trump's time in office has been spent at one of his properties. His daughter and son in law took a ski trip to Aspen last February on taxpayer dime. - not that I consider any of that a big deal though. This is deflection.

I gave you some examples that you asked for....there you are. Too many corruption deeds on Obama & Clinton to list here. Now you want to bring up Trump in the conversation of which he's not the topic.....but but Trump.
 
I gave you some examples that you asked for....there you are. Too many corruption deeds on Obama & Clinton to list here. Now you want to bring up Trump in the conversation of which he's not the topic.....but but Trump.

LOL! Trump and Sessions were the topic from the post you initially quoted of mine.
 
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1) The unconstitutional use of executive orders to further Obama's agenda on illegal
immigration despite clear laws passed by Congress.

2) Obama's fraudulent & illegal use of so called "executive privilege" to shield disgraced AG Holder from prosecution over the "fast & furious gun-running" scandal also contributed to Obama's corrupt designation.

3) Abusing the perks of office for luxury vacations for his family and his personal involvement in the Solyndra scandal.

That's just a quick three. There's much much more corruption deeds listed under Obama & Clinton which is too many to list here.

I'll take "copy pasted from a facebook post because everyone knows my literacy level barely eclipses the 3rd grade" for 1000, Alex.
 
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We'll see what the 'new' congressional investigation opening of Clinton's emails brings.

In regards to Trump's misguided belief that it's the Attorney General's responsibility to shield a President from an investigation...that's just an opinion formed, zero evidence. The U.S. Attorney General's advisory relationship with the president, specifically the potential conflict between his responsibilities as the nation's chief legal officer and as a member of an elected administration is pretty normal, the media and outside public tension between law and politics has always been there, and won't go away anytime soon.

What??? Sessions recused himself because he and multiple legal minds within the DOJ opined legal rule and standards that had to do with anyone being deemed a surrogate of the Trump campaign...therefore, since the Trump campaign was being investigated for Russian collusion (lololololol, by the way), he appropriately recused himself based on he and others legal opinion.

Sessions read the statue 'verbatim' in front of a congressional committee when he was grilled on multiple times, and then there were 'crickets' and no one questioned him on it further...he was a potential witness, that's why he recused! Geezz Louise!

Could you imagine the outrage if Trump appointed his brother AG? I mean there has to be some law against that right, a brother would most certainly cover for his sibling.
 
The "fast and furious" scandal is your only good argument here. Do you really want to talk about E.O's and luxury vacations after Trump's first 11 months in office? He signed more E.O's than Obama (52-41) in his first year in office and Trump's initial travel ban was a complete fiasco. As for vacations? More than 1/3 of Trump's time in office has been spent at one of his properties. His daughter and son in law took a ski trip to Aspen last February on taxpayer dime. - not that I consider any of that a big deal though. This is deflection.

Hey...he deserves a vacation...think he's working for $1 per year, which I'm sure you think he's overpaid at that?

By the way... Final Obama travel tab: $100 million...is what it is, we print the stuff anyway.

According to the White House, the 81 accomplishments are in 12 major categories and include well over 100 other minor achievements.

The unofficial list helps to counter the impression in the mainstream media and among congressional Democrats that outside the approval of Supreme Court Neil Gorsuch and passage of the tax reform bill little was done.

Below are the 12 categories and 81 wins cited by the White House.

Year One List: 81 major Trump achievements, 11 Obama legacy items repealed
 
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Hey...he deserves a vacation...think he's working for $1 per year, which I'm sure you think he's overpaid at that?

By the way... Final Obama travel tab: $100 million...is what it is, we print the stuff anyway.

According to the White House, the 81 accomplishments are in 12 major categories and include well over 100 other minor achievements.

The unofficial list helps to counter the impression in the mainstream media and among congressional Democrats that outside the approval of Supreme Court Neil Gorsuch and passage of the tax reform bill little was done.

Below are the 12 categories and 81 wins cited by the White House.

Year One List: 81 major Trump achievements, 11 Obama legacy items repealed

Very little of anything in here can be accurately called a "Trump achievement". It is absolutely ridiculous to give a President credit for gains in the stock market. And I would have said the same thing under Obama. Do you realize where the Dow was when Obama took office relative to where it was when he left? Do you realize where the unemployment rate was in 2009, relative to where it was when he left office?
 
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Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump - 26m

Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book. He used Sloppy Steve Bannon, who cried when he got fired and begged for his job. Now Sloppy Steve has been dumped like a dog by almost everyone. Too bad!

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Keeping in mind that the theme of Wolff's book, "Fire and Fury", is that Donald Trump behaves like a child while also lacking depth and intellectual curiosity... Does this tweet at 11:30 pm on a Friday night do anything but confirm that premise?
 
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Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump - 26m

Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book. He used Sloppy Steve Bannon, who cried when he got fired and begged for his job. Now Sloppy Steve has been dumped like a dog by almost everyone. Too bad!

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Keeping in mind that the theme of Wolff's book, "Fire and Fury", is that Donald Trump behaves like a child while also lacking depth and intellectual curiosity... Does this tweet at 11:30 pm on a Friday night do anything but confirm that premise?


I'm really starting to wonder if Trump is getting a percentage of the book sales. All he does is spur people to go out and buy it.
 
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Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump - 26m

Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book. He used Sloppy Steve Bannon, who cried when he got fired and begged for his job. Now Sloppy Steve has been dumped like a dog by almost everyone. Too bad!

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Keeping in mind that the theme of Wolff's book, "Fire and Fury", is that Donald Trump behaves like a child while also lacking depth and intellectual curiosity... Does this tweet at 11:30 pm on a Friday night do anything but confirm that premise?

"behaves like a child while also lacking depth and intellectual curiosity" - That describes most of his supporters as evident in this forum.
 
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"behaves like a child while also lacking depth and intellectual curiosity" - That describes most of his supporters as evident in this forum.
You mean like still crying and pitching a fit about losing an election a year ago?
 
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"behaves like a child while also lacking depth and intellectual curiosity" - That describes most of his supporters as evident in this forum.
You mean like not understanding the connection between tax cuts and economic expansion?
 
"behaves like a child while also lacking depth and intellectual curiosity" - That describes most of his supporters as evident in this forum.
You mean like worrying about Melania wearing heels to a flood, and what Trump puts on his steak, rather than policy?
 
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Are you trying to spell check my post history? Wow you're unhinged. I didn't know Trump had a brother.
No, dummy. I intentionally misspelled you're, but, and loser as a joke in my post. I couldn't care less about your post history.
 
Has anyone denied the quotes in the book?

Trump did and that’s all you need to know if whether it’s true or not. Him and his family can’t remember meeting with Russians at Trump tower but they know exactly what was said in other meetings
 
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Trump did and that’s all you need to know if whether it’s true or not. Him and his family can’t remember meeting with Russians at Trump tower but they know exactly what was said in other meetings

Maybe something got lost in "translation" during the Russian meetings. lol
 
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he doesn't know which parts are false. If two people tell you contradictory things, you know one must be false but may not know which one. He reported what he heard and saw. If someone told him a lie and he quoted the person, then he did not tell the lie and may not even know if it's true or not. Again, there would be no better mirror into the trump white house than a book full of truths, half-truths, and lies. that's how trump operates.

smh
 

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