After that stunning performance by "Amnesia" Sampson today, I wonder what the

[Javaman]

freeps think of now?

Love to hear their spin on the brilliant defense built around "I don't remember"...

:rofl:

[MadMaddie]

1. I can hear it now...the Democrats are picking on the poor guy...

booo..hooo..hooo

[Double T]

2. The entire WH suffers from 'fuzzy brain' loss of memory

[SeattleGirl]

3. Too much booze and drugs. n/t

[mike_c]

4. makes you wonder who's actually running the gubmint, doesn't it...?

I mean, the Deputy AG can't seem to remember anything he did on the job just a few months ago. The AG clearly can't remember the way home at night, let alone what he did a few months ago. Gives you lots of confidence in organized crime government, doesn't it?

[Rex]

5. I guess he can go back and change his testimony if he remembers any details

later on... :eyes:

[Bitwit1234]

6. Maybe the White House should be checked out for a mystery gas

One that causes everyone to loose their memory.

[Breeze54]

7. Someone on one of the 15 Sampson threads at DU

said they went to freeperland today to see what they
were saying and that there was dead silence.

Not a peep! Nor a word. Dead silence.

The DU member promptly took a shower! :rofl:

[steve2470]

8. He has CRS syndrome and...

he keeps no files. Everything is totally informal and relaxed. He was the AGGREGATOR guy. He acted as if a yes or no answer was a virus to be avoided. His emails revealed the real Sampson, not the forgetful dude we saw today.

[tridim]

9. What happens in a criminal trial if every answer is "I don't remember"?

Obviously I'm not a lawyer but wouldn't that typically be contempt of court? How does Congress get him to legally stop playing dumb and start coming clean?

[steve2470]

10. I think you can get away with it as long as there is no "proof" of perjury

Maybe they can get another DOJ person's testimony to use against him and lean on him really hard.