You, of all the posters here, should take Bill’s advice.Oh, okay. It all makes sense now.
Brevity is the soul of wit.
- Shakespeare
Are you sure? Madcow says it's a fail for the conservatives. The only thing prosecuted was over a teeny-weeny forged signature she says, and he just got some community service.. She's actually gloating.Lol. They’re all coming around now.
CNN's Jake Tapper says Durham report 'devastating for the FBI,' findings do 'exonerate' Trump 'to a degree' | Fox News
Durham's report found that the DOJ and FBI 'failed to uphold their mission of strict fidelity to the law' in launching the Trump-Russia probewww.foxnews.com
You watch Maddow?Are you sure? Madcow says it's a fail for the conservatives. The only thing prosecuted was over a teeny-weeny forged signature she says, and he just got some community service.. She's actually gloating.
And she's right. Somebody's balls should be in a sling, but as if by magic it's already fading.
ETA; the part that has me steaming is where she does a little tsk tsk over the money spent on the investigation and how long it took. Nary (word) a word about the bogus Trump investigation and how much it cost and how long it took.
Please.Lol. They’re all coming around now.
CNN's Jake Tapper says Durham report 'devastating for the FBI,' findings do 'exonerate' Trump 'to a degree' | Fox News
Durham's report found that the DOJ and FBI 'failed to uphold their mission of strict fidelity to the law' in launching the Trump-Russia probewww.foxnews.com
But is a billion dollar investigation to identify and collect $100M in evaded taxes or embezzled money a good use of funds? Having endless investigations into this, that, and the other is certainly good to keep money flowing through (and out of) the system, but I'm just not sold on it being a sustainable recurring event.Investigations are a good thing. Let's keep politicians honest, make people pay fair share of taxes, thwart corruption, etc. There's a ton of smoke with the Bidens if they're actually hiding money, so all that should be investigated too - same goes for every other rich family in America hiding money to thwart taxes or conceal corruption.
What's laughable is how giddy you were about the Durham report all these yrs to now wind up with a sh!tty prize: A media face like Jake Tapper saying Trump is "in part exonerated".Please.
This nothing burger led to no charges, no bipartisan take-aways, no recommendations for changes at the FBI or DOJ. Was the FBI lazy at the time, yes, but that isn't devastating.
There were some correctable mis-steps, but that doesn't mean there wouldn't have been *some* investigation into all the smoke surrounding Manafort, Flynn, Trump's kids etc. Remember there were 34 individual indictments as well as 3 Russian businesses that were charged in the wake of the Mueller investigation. Manafort, Stone & Flynn can probably speak russian at this point they have so many hooks.
how about bogus investigations like the one conducted on Trump. They good too? Somebody other than Trump made some smoke, and the FBI was duplicitous in fanning that smoke to make it seem there had to be a fire somewhere. Of course, that was under the old guidelines which have since been improved, making it all OK. Right? It was just a little boo boo. Nothing to see here, move along folks. Get this...a trumped up investigation regarding attempts to ferret out illegal and treasonous efforts to sway the election WAS ITSELF AN ILLEGAL AND TREASONOUS ATTEMPT TO SWAY THE ELECTION. That has been made plain, yet nothing will come of it.Investigations are a good thing. Let's keep politicians honest, make people pay fair share of taxes, thwart corruption, etc. There's a ton of smoke with the Bidens if they're actually hiding money, so all that should be investigated too - same goes for every other rich family in America hiding money to thwart taxes or conceal corruption.
Please.
This nothing burger led to no charges, no bipartisan take-aways, no recommendations for changes at the FBI or DOJ. Was the FBI lazy at the time, yes, but that isn't devastating.
There were some correctable mis-steps, but that doesn't mean there wouldn't have been *some* investigation into all the smoke surrounding Manafort, Flynn, Trump's kids etc. Remember there were 34 individual indictments as well as 3 Russian businesses that were charged in the wake of the Mueller investigation. Manafort, Stone & Flynn can probably speak russian at this point they have so many hooks.
lol, you tell 'em blaze. He's trying to give you the high hard one as usual. Make him pay. LMAOWhat's laughable is how giddy you were about the Durham report all these yrs to now wind up with a sh!tty prize: A media face like Jake Tapper saying Trump is "in part exonerated".
Whoohoo, next up take down Soros!
Yet nobody is charged with anything. For four years this special counsel has been wielding powers and has charged NOBODY regarding "duplicitous" fanning. There should've been better diligence, yeah, but it wasn't egregious enough to be criminal.Somebody other than Trump made some smoke, and the FBI was duplicitous in fanning that smoke to make it seem there had to be a fire somewhere.
It was dirty. Trading voter info with Russia is dirty too.Nothing to see here, move along folks. Get this...a trumped up investigation regarding attempts to ferret out illegal and treasonous efforts to sway the election WAS ITSELF AN ILLEGAL AND TREASONOUS ATTEMPT TO SWAY THE ELECTION. That has been made plain, yet nothing will come of it.
Define "fair share" for me.Investigations are a good thing. Let's keep politicians honest, make people pay fair share of taxes, thwart corruption, etc. There's a ton of smoke with the Bidens if they're actually hiding money, so all that should be investigated too - same goes for every other rich family in America hiding money to thwart taxes or conceal corruption.
the findings are OF duplicitous fanning because they allowed the fanning. It isn't OK just because in the interim, some exculpatory guidelines were put in place. But of course I'll take your word that it wasn't egregious enough because you are exactly who I think of when I want the completely unbiased POV. So I'm going with 'it was dirty', which of course is completely excusable FBI behavior.Yet nobody is charged with anything. For four years this special counsel has been wielding powers and has charged NOBODY regarding "duplicitous" fanning. There should've been better diligence, yeah, but it wasn't egregious enough to be criminal.
It was dirty. Trading voter info with Russia is dirty too.
So i'll repeat: there was enough smoke from Trump's own actions to warrant the Mueller stuff whether or not dossiers were a thing. Trump made his own bed... his bed wasn't made by Hillary or DNC, etc.
^^^^^ I love this one. LOL.There were some correctable mis-steps
Of course. I hang on her every word.You watch Maddow?
One positive is that the FBI had patched some holes in their process over the last few years to prevent the . Durham's report had zero recommendations on guidelines and policies changes for the DOJ and FBI. He didn't like past policy/guidelines, but those have since been corrected.
Well, if you can't define it, then how can you say they aren't paying their fair share now?
Oh I was thinking you need a tourney thread of flat, fair, progressive, regressive, and others tbdDefine "fair share" for me.
This was TIC regarding the offshore and hidden money of Biden's that is in the news. So in that case fair is determined by tax law.Well, if you can't define it, then how can you say they aren't paying their fair share now?
Work that victim card.It was one of the biggest reasons from the jump the Dems used to delegitimize Trump and they used a fake story his entire Presidency to create the narrative, all the while knowing it was a lie. To dismiss it as trivial and a “nothingburger”, is straight from the liberal playbook and a move a total biased hack pulls.
Work that victim card.
The words out of his own mouth delegitimized Trump 100x more than the Steele dossier or Mueller report.
So as long as someone is following the law, they are paying their fair share? Just trying to figure out where exactly you stand on the issue. Most people on the left feel like "rich" people don't pay enough, even when they follow the law. Of course, like you, they can't really define "fair share."Oh I was thinking you need a tourney thread of flat, fair, progressive, regressive, and others tbd
This was TIC regarding the offshore and hidden money of Biden's that is in the news. So in that case fair is determined by tax law.
GTFO - i'm pissed?Someone seems pissed that the lie he bought was exposed as fraudulent. You got suckered. And even though your masters misled you, you're so invested in it at this point that you're unwilling to acknowledge it. But don't feel bad. You're just like a large number of ignorant, spineless, easily manipulated Americans that wait to be told what to think. It's a fitting role for you as a beta male.
There is ZERO outcome ...
Legally, on the books, yesSo as long as someone is following the law, they are paying their fair share?
Talking about personal tax, everyone needs to follow the law. At present I don't like the tax system. Parts of flat tax make sense, esp on wages but maybe not when it comes to dividends and cap gains, part of Fair Tax make sense too. But this country has an ugly debt problem, unfortunately, and is there's some insane $ at the top 1% that could help.Just trying to figure out where exactly you stand on the issue.
Thanks for verifying you are a big-time Bud Light drinker.GTFO - i'm pissed?
For years Durham was your anointed disciple of Trump who was going to save the world by locking up Hillary and Soros. And now his final report is a wet fart. There is ZERO outcome despite all your hand-wringing and lip-smacking. Public opinion of Trump isn't changing one bit and no policy changes are touched - nothing is changing.
but if you didn't voluntarily choose to believe the slander slung at the Trumps you vote against, there wouldn't be such a huge ugly debt to have to dig our way out of by punishing success.But this country has an ugly debt problem, unfortunately, and is there's some insane $ at the top 1% that could help.
your 'work that victim card' ploy is itself way overworked to the point that it's pretty much meaningless and ineffective. Do us all a favor and come up with a new and original dodge, and one that actually applies.Work that victim card.
The words out of his own mouth delegitimized Trump 100x more than the Steele dossier or Mueller report.
Daww, are you mad too that it wasn't the "crime of the century" Trump promised?Thanks for verifying you are a big-time Bud Light drinker.
you can do better than this. You are just trying to dance around the fact that an intensive, highly expensive and bogus investigation into a sitting president, an investigation that distracted from his ability to do his job and therefor the welfare of the country, was the responsibility of our premier law enforcement agency. It isn't working.Daww, are you mad too that it wasn't the "crime of the century" Trump promised?
The report says FBI was biased. That's about it. It doesn't exonerate any of the findings from investigations (Mueller report), it just said the FBI leapt too early while looking - not enough for criminal charges, just enough that same policy in place (at that time) needed updating.
Durham himself said there was enough evidence for a preliminary investigation, calling it a "sensible step", see page 295 of the report. His complaint it that it should've stopped at preliminary.
But, again, he doesn't undermine the actual criminal charges borne from Mueller's findings. He doesn't refute Russia being behind wikileaks. He doesn't refute Russian bot campaigns. Nobody refutes Trump welcoming Russia's help or sucking Putin's balls.
I have no defensive feelings about the Durham report. His final report echos what Horowitz stated in 2019, so the report itself isn't even newsworthy. Tightening up FBI protocols is a good thing. Other poasters here brought it up and keep trying to argue that it is meaningful and I think it is hilarious that ya'll got your panties wound up for nada and you're trying to spin this as meaningful.you can do better than this. You are just trying to dance around the fact that an intensive, highly expensive and bogus investigation into a sitting president, an investigation that distracted from his ability to do his job and therefor the welfare of the country, was the responsibility of our premier law enforcement agency. It isn't working.
That there was reason to check out a serious accusation is no news. Of course there was, so what? It should have ended there but it didn't, did it?
The fallout from the Mueller investigation was a result of the conduct of the investigation and had nothing to do with its main thrust, which was to prove 'collusion' between Russia and Trump's campaign. You keep harping on those things that are immaterial to the question at hand, which is the disgraceful bias and partiality of the FBI.
It's fairly clear why you're being so defensive here. It's because YOU are the one that was so sure that the investigation would prove that Russia colluded with Trump to win the election and it's you who are still reeling over the fact that those accusations amounted to an overblown nothingburger. It's you who has egg on his face.
ya'll?I have no defensive feelings about the Durham report. His final report echos what Horowitz stated in 2019, so the report itself isn't even newsworthy. Tightening up FBI protocols is a good thing. Other poasters here brought it up and keep trying to argue that it is meaningful and I think it is hilarious that ya'll got your panties wound up for nada and you're trying to spin this as meaningful.