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hog88 said:
How about MTNGA?
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Hell hath no fury like a lover scorned. :whistling:

Anyhoo...this:

Though no official charges have been brought against Kushner, he is now a focal point of Mueller’s investigation and he clearly knows it. This past week, Kushner’s lawyer, Abbe Lowell, solicited the services of at least two crisis-management public relations firms.

It is evident that Kushner is in the crosshairs, and an indictment within the next couple of months is possible. Kushner worked closely with Flynn in setting up meetings with the Russians and facilitating foreign outreach, much of which was not initially reported on his financial disclosure forms, signaling that he may have something to hide.
 
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Mick said:
A liberal conspiracy theory leads to related indictments.
A conservative conspiracy theory leads to people shooting up Planned Parenthood clinics and pizza joints.
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That was a very reasonable and non-partisan comment that didn't in any way make you look foolish. Kudos.
 
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Orange_Crush said:
That was a very reasonable and non-partisan comment that didn't in any way make you look foolish. Kudos.
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For a Preacher to butt into a conversation that you were not a part to call me partisan and foolish is some real rich s**t that seem to constantly flow from your fingertips. You must be Jesus's favorite turd.
 
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I’m not a huge fan of Trump myself, but the investigation looks gross at this point. It’s interesting that we have access to what happens in the background now. As an aside, “dotard” is an awful moniker. At least come up with something that uses the appropriate phoneme.
 
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bcmbvol said:
I’m not a huge fan of Trump myself, but the investigation looks gross at this point. It’s interesting that we have access to what happens in the background now. As an aside, “dotard” is an awful moniker. At least come up with something that uses the appropriate phoneme.
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They’d better do something and quick. These tax cuts, booming economy, rising stock market, falling unemployment, bonuses, additional investment, and donations to charity cannot stand! Impeach!
 
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Mick said:
For a Preacher to butt into a conversation that you were not a part to call me partisan and foolish is some real rich s**t that seem to constantly flow from your fingertips. You must be Jesus's favorite turd.
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Correction. I spoke only to the comment and said you looked foolish. I never called you either such thing.

And what does my ordination have to do with anything?

What's intriguing is that you claimed I actually called you names, as though that was bad, when I didn't. But you actually called me names. Lol.
 
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Orange_Crush said:
Correction. I spoke only to the comment and said you looked foolish. I never called you either such thing.

And what does my ordination have to do with anything?

What's intriguing is that you claimed I actually called you names, as though that was bad, when I didn't. But you actually called me names. Lol.
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You disagree with a factual comment and trying to rationalize that you didn't call me name because you didn't use a definitive verb. Well neither did I. Your S**t is the same it has always been just easier to sniff out your endgame which is to pointlessly argue about word meaning, word strength, and punctuation. That is weak.

Let me repeat conservative conspiracy theories lead to mindless people shooting up Planned Parenthood clinics and pizza joints. If you can't accept that statement as fact your delusional and cannot accept reality.
 
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Who's next, Kushner or Donnie Jr?

Fox News:

The practical effect of Mueller’s acquisition of the transition emails could be devastating to White House staff who once worked for the transition. Many of them have been interviewed by the FBI while no doubt being ignorant of the fact that the FBI had read their emails.

Stated differently, the FBI was in a position to lead Trump White House staff members into a lying trap -- just as it did with retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn -- by asking them questions to which the FBI already had the answers.

Lying traps are reprehensible, but they're lawful. And they are not unique to Mueller's practices; it is the way the feds work today.

Can the FBI get away with getting the Trump team’s emails? In a word: yes. This investigation is not going away soon.
 
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OuterBanksVol said:
Who's next, Kushner or Donnie Jr?

Fox News:

The practical effect of Mueller’s acquisition of the transition emails could be devastating to White House staff who once worked for the transition. Many of them have been interviewed by the FBI while no doubt being ignorant of the fact that the FBI had read their emails.

Stated differently, the FBI was in a position to lead Trump White House staff members into a lying trap -- just as it did with retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn -- by asking them questions to which the FBI already had the answers.

Lying traps are reprehensible, but they're lawful. And they are not unique to Mueller's practices; it is the way the feds work today.

Can the FBI get away with getting the Trump team’s emails? In a word: yes. This investigation is not going away soon.
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Kushner will be next IMO. Would just about bet they already have one sealed for him in case Trump tries more obstruction.
 
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OuterBanksVol said:
Who's next, Kushner or Donnie Jr?

Fox News:

The practical effect of Mueller’s acquisition of the transition emails could be devastating to White House staff who once worked for the transition. Many of them have been interviewed by the FBI while no doubt being ignorant of the fact that the FBI had read their emails.

Stated differently, the FBI was in a position to lead Trump White House staff members into a lying trap -- just as it did with retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn -- by asking them questions to which the FBI already had the answers.

Lying traps are reprehensible, but they're lawful. And they are not unique to Mueller's practices; it is the way the feds work today.

Can the FBI get away with getting the Trump team’s emails? In a word: yes. This investigation is not going away soon.
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It almost sounds like you are rooting for entrapment.
 
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hog88 said:
It almost sounds like you are rooting for entrapment.
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Mueller’s investigation will last as long as it takes and by any means it takes to find a crime.

That being said, Jared is a democrat so odds are that he’s dirty. Most dems have something wrong w them and can’t be trusted in positions of power
 
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Mick said:
You disagree with a factual comment and trying to rationalize that you didn't call me name because you didn't use a definitive verb. Well neither did I. Your S**t is the same it has always been just easier to sniff out your endgame which is to pointlessly argue about word meaning, word strength, and punctuation. That is weak.

Let me repeat conservative conspiracy theories lead to mindless people shooting up Planned Parenthood clinics and pizza joints. If you can't accept that statement as fact your delusional and cannot accept reality.
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You seem like a very angry person. I'm not God's favorite. He loves you too.
 
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hog88 said:
It almost sounds like you are rooting for entrapment.
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I'm already on the record expressing my belief that Trump will go down one of two ways: Obstruction of Justice and/or the SI will find that his companies have engaged in money laundering. To date, I've seen nothing that reveals any certain conspiring with the Russians to spike the election process. In any case, if there were a quid pro quo for Kushners huge influx of cash from Douche Bank, we deserve to know that, and he should be prosecuted accordingly. The methods by which Mueller determines fact v. fiction are immaterial to me as long as it comports with the law... secretly establishing the truth prior to questioning a witness is one very legal method. Should the person being investigated lie in this "entrapment", the real question then becomes why? Is that person protecting himself or someone else, and for what reason.

Kushner and Don Jr have created their own beds by lying about the Russia "witch hunt" to date. If they are hoisted upon their own petards, so be it.
 
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Mick said:
A liberal conspiracy theory leads to related indictments.
A conservative conspiracy theory leads to people shooting up Planned Parenthood clinics and pizza joints.
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And for the record, Mick, one word as to why I thought your post made you look partisan and foolish.

ANTIFA.

Both sides are partisan hacks. Both sides have nut jobs that do nut job things. To try to paint it any other way is just plain foolish.

Have a nice day. (And try decaf. It may help.)
 
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FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe revealed during private testimony before the House Intelligence Committee that Comey told him about the troubling conversations he had with President Trump shortly after they happened, three people with knowledge of the matter told CNN, and this points to McCabe being able to corroborate Comey's testimony that he briefed senior colleagues about his interactions with Trump.
 
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OuterBanksVol said:
Who's next, Kushner or Donnie Jr?

Fox News:

The practical effect of Mueller’s acquisition of the transition emails could be devastating to White House staff who once worked for the transition. Many of them have been interviewed by the FBI while no doubt being ignorant of the fact that the FBI had read their emails.

Stated differently, the FBI was in a position to lead Trump White House staff members into a lying trap -- just as it did with retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn -- by asking them questions to which the FBI already had the answers.

Lying traps are reprehensible, but they're lawful. And they are not unique to Mueller's practices; it is the way the feds work today.

Can the FBI get away with getting the Trump team’s emails? In a word: yes. This investigation is not going away soon.
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This is Fox News at it's partisan best. Calling this a "lying trap" is an example of their cognitive bias. Of course lawyers and investigators ask questions they already know the answers to. That is not "a lying trap" and there is nothing reprehensible about it either. You want to stay out of trouble and not arouse suspicion? Don't lie to the FBI. As a former Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, Michael Flynn would have to have been an idiot not to have known that Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak was under surveillance and the FBI would have recordings of his December conversations with him. So why did he lie in the first place? The Logan Act is never enforced after all. What did he have to hide? That question has never been answered... and will never even be asked by anyone at Fox News.
 
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