drsmooth wrote:drumpf asked Coates & Rogers to publicly deny any evidence of collusion

at this point the question needs to be who DIDN'T drumpf try to hush up?

JFLNYC wrote:If it were Hillary the impeachment papers would be drawn up.

The House impeaches Clinton for lying about getting a blowjob. Trump actively tries to impede an FBI investigation and we get crickets from the Republicans.

JFLNYC wrote:If it were Hillary the impeachment papers would be drawn up.

The House impeaches Clinton for lying about getting a blowjob. Trump actively tries to impede an FBI investigation and we get crickets from the Republicans.

pacino wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:And NyMag says POI is kushy!

Like father like son. And hopefully the father in law too.

Someone get chris christie in a room and don't let him out until he's spilled the beans on that transition and why he left

After ending his own presidential bid in 2016, Christie was one of the first major Republican figures to endorse Donald Trump and served as the head of his transition team before being replaced by Vice President Mike Pence after the election.

"I think it's safe to say that General Flynn and I didn't see eye-to eye," Christie told reporters at a news conference in Trenton, New Jersey. "I didn't think that he was someone who would bring benefit to the President or to the administration, and I made that very clear to candidate Trump, and I made it very clear to President-elect Trump."

"If I were president-elect of the United States, I wouldn't let General Flynn into the White House, let alone give him a job," Christie said.

Claiming Flynn was simply not his "cup of tea," Christie disputed reports that the two had gotten into altercations during intelligence briefings.
Christie also reiterated a comment he has made in the past about who's to blame for the controversy surrounding the administration.

"I think the President could be better served than he's been served," Christie said. "I think that that leads to a lot of the confusion and a lot of the tumult, and I think there's a breathless kind of press coverage of this administration like none I've ever seen before, and I think there's also the President's own approach on social media, etc., that tend to make it more difficult to have a coordinated approach to public communication."

drsmooth wrote:drumpf's remarks about Manchester, were, I'm sure you'll be surprised, essentially about him. "I'll call them losers".

Here's the deal, dumbass: no one gives a busted fuck what YOU call them