Comey

[Rsully70sev]

Because political figures get prosecuted so often.........

Yea, just look at Hillary...

[z31maniac]

Then they would know they could get prosecuted for obstruction just by trying to defame comey before a possible case.

Because political figures get prosecuted so often.........

[Wschnitz]

Talk about lawyers trying to distort the law for public opinion.

They are well aware of what is and isn't legal. They are trying to spin it for the base.

Then they would know they could get prosecuted for obstruction just by trying to defame comey before a possible case.

[parkerbink]

If Trump told me my name, I'd check my ID just to be sure.

The whole thing is such a steaming pile of shit. They say people get the government they deserve, we must really suck if that is true.

[z31maniac]

Talk about lawyers trying to distort the law for public opinion.

They are well aware of what is and isn't legal. They are trying to spin it for the base.

[Wschnitz]

My favorite part was Trump and his Lawyer trying to say Comey was committing Perjury and leaking info by sharing non classified memos he wrote after he was fired.

Talk about lawyers not knowing the law.

[Javier h]

This Russian issue will be lingering for a few months until the committee adjourns. Watergate took 2 years and it appears there is much more going on here.

Word on the streets is that they will give someone immunity (Flynn?) in hopes that he'll start throwing people under the bus.

Why did Trump get his real estate attorney yesterday to lie about loyalty and dropping an investigation? Even his supporters know he was being dishonest. I just dont get why he got the attorney involved. Those comments could have been made by his press Secretary.

Is he really scared of impeachment? I can't seem to connect the dots and yes, not particularly a fan of Comey but I believe he was telling the truth. I got the impression he took his oath seriously yesterday... even disclosing to leaking information.