Quote from: taxed on October 29, 2019, 03:48:20 PM
Then why didn't he stop Huber's investigation into U1?

Regardless, again, when did Rod jump into and join the coup attempt?  Can you name something he did that is evidence he was part of the coup?

When he raised the idea of Removing the President under the 25th Amendment, that's when.  When he discussed wearing a wire to a meeting with the President, that's when.  It was Rosenstein that recommended firing Comey, and once Comey was fired, it became the pretense for the Mueller Investigation.  Guess who appointed Mueller...Rosenstein.  So he orchestrated the firing of Comey, to launce the Investigation with Mueller, that cost Billions and Years.  Rosenstein wrote to Mueller that the POTUS(Boss) had no knowledge of their communications.  Now we know that Mueller had little to do with the Report, so who do you think directed the Investigation?
You are backing the Wrong Horse.

Quote from: Solar on October 31, 2019, 07:03:05 AM
Ya know, I'm still not certain Sessions isn't Q himself, or at least one of the Q group.
But either way, he's always been a patriot and part of the plan. Sessions is needed badly, we're still fighting McCON-nel, a real leftist.

No idea why you feel strongly about Sessions. He was a 15 year do nothing Senator.

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    S. 3137 James Madison Commemoration Commission Act of 2000
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He certainly seems like a weak do nothing to me.

Sessions should not have taken the job. Once he had,  then he should have fought since. He knew that their was no real issue. Saying hello at a cocktail party to a Russian is not a meeting with the Russians.

Quote from: Solar on October 31, 2019, 07:03:05 AM
Ya know, I'm still not certain Sessions isn't Q himself, or at least one of the Q group.
But either way, he's always been a patriot and part of the plan. Sessions is needed badly, we're still fighting McCON-nel, a real leftist.

Sessions understands the popularity of Trump in AL. If he goes for the seat he will be solid for Trump so as to keep his job.

Quote from: supsalemgr on October 31, 2019, 08:07:07 AM
Sessions understands the popularity of Trump in AL. If he goes for the seat he will be solid for Trump so as to keep his job.

But will that just be a Mitt Romney style play where he pretended to be civil to Trump through the election. He fooled the people of Utah.

I apologies to all for dredging this thread back to the top of the page

Quote from: carolina73 on October 31, 2019, 07:43:41 AM
No idea why you feel strongly about Sessions. He was a 15 year do nothing Senator.

Sponsored Bills

    S. 863 Emergency and Disaster Assistance Fraud Penalty Enhancement Act of 2007
    S. 741 Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act of 2004
    S. 1435 Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003
    S. 3045 Paul Coverdell National Forensic Sciences Improvement Act of 2000
    S. 3137 James Madison Commemoration Commission Act of 2000
    S. 768 Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act of 2000
    S. 1309 Church Plan Parity and Entanglement Prevention Act of 1999

He certainly seems like a weak do nothing to me.

Sessions should not have taken the job. Once he had,  then he should have fought since. He knew that their was no real issue. Saying hello at a cocktail party to a Russian is not a meeting with the Russians.

There was a reason Al reelected him year after year, and why Trump chose him. Sometimes you have to get your face out of the weeds to see the entire field.

Quote from: carolina73 on October 31, 2019, 08:19:42 AM
But will that just be a Mitt Romney style play where he pretended to be civil to Trump through the election. He fooled the people of Utah.

I do not believe so. The folks in AL would not stand for Romney like actions or words.

Quote from: carolina73 on October 31, 2019, 07:43:41 AM
No idea why you feel strongly about Sessions. He was a 15 year do nothing Senator.

Sponsored Bills

    S. 863 Emergency and Disaster Assistance Fraud Penalty Enhancement Act of 2007
    S. 741 Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act of 2004
    S. 1435 Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003
    S. 3045 Paul Coverdell National Forensic Sciences Improvement Act of 2000
    S. 3137 James Madison Commemoration Commission Act of 2000
    S. 768 Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act of 2000
    S. 1309 Church Plan Parity and Entanglement Prevention Act of 1999

He certainly seems like a weak do nothing to me.

Sessions should not have taken the job. Once he had,  then he should have fought since. He knew that their was no real issue. Saying hello at a cocktail party to a Russian is not a meeting with the Russians.

Why are you using his Senate record? Why not his Alabama AG record?

Also: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1189408337928097794.html

Quote from: tiny1 on October 31, 2019, 07:39:41 AM
When he raised the idea of Removing the President under the 25th Amendment, that's when.

Who told you that? McCabe? You may think McCabe tells the truth, but I don't.

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  When he discussed wearing a wire to a meeting with the President, that's when.

Who told you that? McCabe? Funny how everyone else in that meeting says that didn't happen, but I guess you're emotionally committed to Rod being a bad guy.

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  It was Rosenstein that recommended firing Comey,

That's sooooooooo deep-state.....  Helping give the President support for firing Comey (which they wanted to use for impeachment, remember?).  I at least give you credit for acknowledging he did that.

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and once Comey was fired, it became the pretense for the Mueller Investigation.

I know you wanted the investigation to stay in McCabe's hands, since you clearly think he's an above-the-board kind of guy, but I'm glad the investigation was taken away from him. This was a clutch move by Rosenstein...

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  Guess who appointed Mueller...Rosenstein.

Correct. I guess as the entire deep-state was collapsing on Trump, he had to make a clutch move and didn't have time for lengthy interviews and all that.

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  So he orchestrated the firing of Comey, to launce the Investigation with Mueller,

Oh wow.  You know Mueller took over the investigation that McCabe started, right? 

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that cost Billions and Years.

Billions? If that's true, then I admit to pleading ignorance on that. I thought it was ~$50mm or so...  I'll take your word for it, as long as you didn't hear it from your favorite impeachable source, Andrew McCabe...

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  Rosenstein wrote to Mueller that the POTUS(Boss) had no knowledge of their communications.

Excellent. The President has plausible deniability once the investigators became the investigated...

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  Now we know that Mueller had little to do with the Report,

Correct. It's almost as if that's what Rosenstein intended.

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so who do you think directed the Investigation?

Rod Rosenstein. That's why we have a report with no obstruction and no collusion.

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You are backing the Wrong Horse.

I guess you're right, since we now know the report was used against him for impeachment and had to go back to Mar-A-Lago and play golf.  What's your opinion so far on President Pence?

Obviously some strong feelings here but I do not care what he did in 1975.
IMHO he has no backbone and I would not wait for him to show up as support in a fight.  I actually would think he would more likely turn on someone for his own benefit.
Bill Clinton stuck his finger in the air to see which way the winds are blowing. We don't need that in the GOP.

Quote from: carolina73 on October 31, 2019, 03:53:15 PM
Obviously some strong feelings here but I do not care what he did in 1975.
IMHO he has no backbone and I would not wait for him to show up as support in a fight.  I actually would think he would more likely turn on someone for his own benefit.
Bill Clinton stuck his finger in the air to see which way the winds are blowing. We don't need that in the GOP.

You never followed Q, did you?

Quote from: carolina73 on October 31, 2019, 03:53:15 PM
Obviously some strong feelings here but I do not care what he did in 1975.

I have no feelings on the subject.

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IMHO he has no backbone and I would not wait for him to show up as support in a fight.  I actually would think he would more likely turn on someone for his own benefit.

You have absolutely no reason to think that, but that's fine.

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Bill Clinton stuck his finger in the air to see which way the winds are blowing. We don't need that in the GOP.

No  he didn't.  He showed a political face but continued to be a Marxist.

Quote from: Solar on October 31, 2019, 03:57:25 PM
You never followed Q, did you?

Never heard of Q b4 this forum and unlike Democrats I do not believe anonymous sources. I actually believe my own common sense over most sources or I would be a Liberal Democrat since it seems obvious that they control the media. If you want to see Russian and Chinese propaganda then just put on CNN or NBC. If you want to globalists try to destroy America then just put on any of the business channels.

Quote from: carolina73 on October 31, 2019, 06:15:12 PM
Never heard of Q b4 this forum and unlike Democrats I do not believe anonymous sources. I actually believe my own common sense over most sources or I would be a Liberal Democrat since it seems obvious that they control the media. If you want to see Russian and Chinese propaganda then just put on CNN or NBC. If you want to globalists try to destroy America then just put on any of the business channels.

That's why we followed Q, he gave us the hidden truth the media refused to acknowledge, as well as markers to watch for in coming news releases. His posts are still relevant today and coming to fruition.

QuoteWho told you that? McCabe? You may think McCabe tells the truth, but I don't.

What?  You think Rosenstein tells the truth?  Amazing.
The FOIA provided documents that shows Rosenstein was complicit.  Even Trump says he lied.  From Gregg Jarrett:

On October 8, 2018, Rosenstein was invited aboard Air Force One to discuss the matter with Trump face-to-face. Here is what the president told me about their meeting:

JARRETT: Two witnesses who were in Rosen stein's office in the days after Comey was fired confirmed that he was serious about wearing a wire to secretly record you and recruiting cabinet members to remove you from office. You talked to him about it on Air Force One on the way to Florida. What did he say?

PRESIDENT TRUMP: He said it didn't happen. He said he never said it. What he told other people is that he was joking. But to me, he claimed he never said it.

JARRETT: Did you believe him?

PRESIDENT: I didn't really know what to believe.

JARRETT: Why did you keep him on as deputy attorney general?

PRESIDENT: Because I thought it would be bad to fire people in the middle of an investigation. And it turned out to be the right thing to do.

QuoteWho told you that? McCabe? Funny how everyone else in that meeting says that didn't happen, but I guess you're emotionally committed to Rod being a bad guy.

Nah, I don't need people to tell me what to believe.  Rosenstein had two stories.  Told Trump he never said it and told the Press he was Joking.  One of those, is a lie.  Others say it happened.  I don't believe I am the one making an emotional response.  I never got an insulting tone, with you.  Telling.

QuoteThat's sooooooooo deep-state.....  Helping give the President support for firing Comey (which they wanted to use for impeachment, remember?).  I at least give you credit for acknowledging he did that.

Regardless of your credit given, it is a fact that he recommended firing Comey, right?

QuoteI know you wanted the investigation to stay in McCabe's hands, since you clearly think he's an above-the-board kind of guy, but I'm glad the investigation was taken away from him. This was a clutch move by Rosenstein...

What you know about me, wouldn't fill a thimble.  In spite of your insults, I don't trust ANY of them.  NONE.  You trust Rosenstein.  Evidence shows he was complicit in the Coup attempt. Your snide attempts to discredit me for my opinion, means I will no longer entertain your Nonsense.  I have zero inborn need to gain your acceptance nor do I value your opinion enough to even give credence to your words.  Clearly, like those on the left, you try to silence unwanted opinions of those you disagree with.  Have a nice day.