Here's a little coinkydink.
Every major news outlet, plus many non-profits and organizations like Judicial Watch, have put in FOIA requests for the Comey Memos. Those are the memos that Comey felt compelled to compose to immortalize his one-on-one conversations with the President (one-on-one conversation that were initiated by Comey, by the way, but that always seems to get lost in the reporting).
On Friday, the same day that the House Republicans released their super sekrit memo, you know, the one that exposed a cornucopia of intelligence sources and methods and has put the entire nation's safety and security at risk, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg ruled that the memos must remain secret and kept away from the public, and the only safe place for them to be is in the hands of Robert Mueller because... ongoing investigation.
U.S. District Judge James Boasberg is, incidentally, a FISA Court judge.
I don't know about that. Like I said, coinkydink.Must be a conspiracy ...
Not really sure what that has to do with anything. Oh, wait, I get it... he one ruled "against" Hillary in a case in open court where a mountain of precedent left him no choice, therefore... yeah, I get it.except Boaz is the same judge that ordered over 14,000 of HRC's emails released to Judicial Watch ...
My my? If you're trying to insinuate that I'm knee deep in or somehow perpetuating a conspiracy theory, you couldn't be more wrong. I don't ask questions and then use those same unanswered questions to formulate any conclusions.And I seem to remember that not all that long ago you were the guy who poo-poo'ed conspiracy theories ... my my ...
It goes up, and it goes down. Since the election, it's pretty up there.How about that stock market ?
Anyone know why only two members of the House committee have read the underlying documents? Anyone? Buehler? Buehler?If anyone wants some real insight into "the memo" have a look at what Trey Gowdy has been saying ... he's actually read the underlying source documents (along with Schiff)
Nunes hasn't.
I'm assuming there's a missing "not" in there. That, or Gowdy has changed his mind and I missed it. Assuming the former, I'm not sure how sudden his decision is. He's been talking since at least 2013 about how he enjoys the justice system more than he enjoys the legislative system.Also have a look at the reports of Gowdy's interactions with Nunes ... then consider that he suddenly decided to run for re-election ... then consider his stated reasons why.
He's said both positive and negative things about both. I'd cite some examples of both, but when the Democrats chose "cherry picked" as their Phrase of the Day last week, they kind of wore it ragged and I don't want to go there.After that have a look at what he said about Andrew McCabe.
Then look at what he said about Mueller and the investigation.
I'm not inside Ryan's head, or Gowdy's, so I'll defer to you on that one.Unlike Ryan, Gowdy actually meant what he said.
I could be wrong, but I don't think Trump has ever claimed credit for an individual day's stock market results. He's claimed credit for the overall market's success, though.But but but ... The Cheeto claims the rises ... so he owns the falls too ... amirite ?
After all ... happened on his watch.
I don't know that they said that, but any attorney would advise a client not to talk to a prosecutor unless they were there to field the questions.An interesting observation from John Weaver via Twitter (@JWGOP):
"Stick with me for this:
The "president's" friends, advisers & lawyers insist the "president" is completely innocent, but is such a liar that he can't be trusted to speak to the prosecutor.
Gotcha."
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Yep, just talked to a few folks today who said their weekly paycheck went up. Adding about $450 to their monthly budget. What's not to like?GM hourly workers to get $11,750 profit-sharing checksI could be wrong, but I see the economy continue to improve and the stock market continue to rise, minus the occasional hiccups.
I could be wrong, but I see the economy continue to improve and the stock market continue to rise, minus the occasional hiccups.
Aaaannnndddd, one yahoo's economic opinion is important or insightful... how?I could be wrong, but I see the economy continue to improve and the stock market continue to rise, minus the occasional hiccups.
A former Trump economic adviser is now predicting financial doom: ‘This thing is going to implode’
Lisa Page
Bruce Ohr
Nellie Ohr
Sally Yates
Peter Strzok
Dana Boente
Loretta Lynch
Hillary Clinton
James Comey
Barack Obama
Rod Rosenstein
Andrew McCabe
Christopher Steele
It's not even a complete list. Clapper, Brennan, probably Schiff (there's a reason he has fought so hard to prevent any of this from coming out).