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In reply to the discussion: Andrea. Mitchell just said on MSNBC [View all]WePurrsevere
(24,259 posts)80. Ahh.. Okay...
We agree than. I have sort of an odd sense of humor that doesn't always translate to the written word so I wanted to be sure I wasn't being misunderstood.
I'm just so darn tired of hearing that nonsense, mostly from Republicans, that I couldn't resist throwing it back at them.
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Obstruction of justice, destroying evidence--those laws don't wait for him to become president. nt
tblue37
Mar 2017
#57
I don't think it is legal to purge because you think you are under investigation.
pnwmom
Mar 2017
#60
It's not the crime that's going to nail a lot of these people--it's the coverup!
TheBlackAdder
Mar 2017
#64
the big quesiton is whether Trump was really dumb enough to leave electronic data that implicates
Fast Walker 52
Mar 2017
#42
I dunno. He seems łike the type to have a lot of messy details handled by underlings
Bucky
Mar 2017
#84
Yup. They're burning the evidence. And Repubs just shut down the investigation.
crazylikafox
Mar 2017
#6
Nunes held a press conference & announced that the Public hearings next Tuesday are cancelled.
crazylikafox
Mar 2017
#24
Plus the Trumpsters were ordered by the investigative committee to preserve everything. nt
tblue37
Mar 2017
#59
The FBI will just pull the phone records. Amazing how many people have no clue.
sarcasmo
Mar 2017
#20
My my....And to think the Senate GOP just stripped their right to internet privacy.
TwistedTinkerbelle
Mar 2017
#29
I have to say I am a little surprised that she was slamming Hillary for something
still_one
Mar 2017
#52
That is a crime in itself, but these amateurs probably don't realize it because they know
tblue37
Mar 2017
#56
Lock 'em up and check the servers. Till then, there will be smoke over D.C. from all the records
FailureToCommunicate
Mar 2017
#65
There will be hundreds of staffers filing complaints of being hacked over the next few days
world wide wally
Mar 2017
#66
The phones would have to be subpoenaed, and the phone companies/NSA have the metadata.
hedda_foil
Mar 2017
#73
Our Constitution and existing laws provide no fair resolution for a situation such as this.
maddiemom
Mar 2017
#75
Good thing that when you delete something from your phone, it disappears forever...
brooklynite
Mar 2017
#76