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In reply to the discussion: White House looking at ethics rule to weaken special investigation: sources [View all]TomCADem
(17,387 posts)35. Would Not Put It Past Trump to Fire Rosenstein...
...unlike the Nixon era, today's Republicans are in too deep with Trump to complain. Look at how they backed Trump's firing of Comey.
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White House looking at ethics rule to weaken special investigation: sources [View all]
brooklynite
May 2017
OP
Reports like this show just how conscious the White House is of their guilt. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
May 2017
#2
'In addition to his speaking and teaching roles, Mueller also joined the law firm WilmerHale
elleng
May 2017
#6
Yup. This "ethics" complaint is as fake as the claims Trump fired Comey for being mean to Hillary.
emulatorloo
May 2017
#27
My guess it that Congressional Repugs would be silent (like most are now) -if they carried out these
riversedge
May 2017
#22
Do you remember when this kind of talk would have called for immediate demands for impeachment?
Baitball Blogger
May 2017
#12
But look at their plan of what they would do--and they would have hate radio, fox, blaring it 24/7..
riversedge
May 2017
#21
I find it hard to believe this wasn't known before the appointment of Mueller.
rzemanfl
May 2017
#16
They let sessions in despite his perjury , price in spite of financial crimes, Flynn in spite
notdarkyet
May 2017
#20
An executive order signed by Trump in January extended that period to two years.
flibbitygiblets
May 2017
#24
RIGHT. That is what stood out to me. Of course, Trump wouldn't have known anything about
Laura PourMeADrink
May 2017
#37
Weird - Reuters was saying that Trump extended from 1 year to 2, right...but...
Laura PourMeADrink
May 2017
#38