Brewha
9 years ago

Discussing perjury in the context of these politicians is like asking the Russians to revamp their IOC drug testing.

Peckerhead wrote:


+1

But you have to admit that the whole this gave us some leasing right wing whining about the "morality" of the pres.
It is to laugh......
rfenst
9 years ago
Wall Street Journal

March 2, 2017 9:48 p.m. ET

"The Trump administration says Attorney General Jeff Sessions was acting as a then-U.S. senator when he talked to Russia’s ambassador at an event during last year’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland, but Mr. Sessions paid for convention travel expenses out of his own political funds and he spoke about Donald Trump’s campaign at the event, according to a person at the event and campaign-finance records."
delta1
9 years ago
Even Trump said Sessions could've responded more accurately to the questions...

BTW: it seems that perjury to Congress is not the same serious crime now as it was about 20 years ago. Several other Trump cabinet nominees have been caught lying during their confirmation hearings: DeVos, Price, Pruitt, Mnuchin...perjury to Congress is only a big deal if your party controls Congress and the President is the opposition...
frankj1
9 years ago
whiitewater led to a bj!
Mr. Jones
9 years ago
This "story and situation"

Sounds a whole lot similar to
That LADY PROSECUTER IN HER PRIVATE PLANE
ON THE TARMAC ( somewhere?)
And the BILL CLINTON's PLANE Parks next to it
And they talk for 22? Minutes about kids and golf...

Just like SESSIONS talked About "something other than the election or TRUMP?" to the RUSKIES...
IF I was up for an A.G. appointment, I'd sit in my HUT till it was approved doing nothing....especially not
Carousing with Ruskies in full public view...

The ELF FREAKOID RECUSES HIMSELF is
A great touch too....

H3LL this little tturd is dirty as the day is long,
I wouldn't trust that MIDGET farther than I COULD
Throw him.
fiddler898
9 years ago

Fiddler, at that time the answer was yes. I had things to do and they did not include this forum or you.

My response to Monkey had to do with two elected officials from AL in which both Monkey and I reside, not with the current ongoing soap opera about Russia costing Queen Hillary the election. But since you see fit to make it about that, I will reply.

As far as Session’s response to the question, I was not in his head, so I have no idea how he took or understood/misunderstood the question concerning the election or during the same. If, in fact, the two meetings in question were as a member of the Senate Armed Service Committee and not as a surrogate for President Trump's campaign, then this is a lot to do about nothing unless the left produces evidence of collusion. This should not be hard to prove if it happened, since it now appears that both Trump and Sessions were being monitored by a third party. If collusion occurred, I will gladly offer my services to help tighten the noose around the necks of those involved.

I really question the genesis for your concern/outrage over the Session’s situation. I don’t recall the same reaction from you during the past eight years when it came to Fast and Furious, Holder being held in contempt of Congress, spying on journalists, IRS scandal, Benghazi, Clinton’s email/pay for influence, and last, but not least, the Iran nuclear deal/ransom payments. Based on this, I’m guessing your current concern/outrage is faux rather than real and is a result of Hillary being defeated rather than you having a real concern for this country and its direction.

Burner02 wrote:



Burner, thank you for your extended reply. I'm not really interested in what you recall about the laundry list in your last paragraph. None of it mitigates, ameliorates, legitimates, softens, or otherwise alters the fact that the AG lied under oath.
frankj1
9 years ago

Burner, thank you for your extended reply. I'm not really interested in what you recall about the laundry list in your last paragraph. None of it mitigates, ameliorates, legitimates, softens, or otherwise alters the fact that the AG lied under oath.

fiddler898 wrote:


but it deflectigates.
Burner02
9 years ago

Burner, thank you for your extended reply. I'm not really interested in what you recall about the laundry list in your last paragraph. None of it mitigates, ameliorates, legitimates, softens, or otherwise alters the fact that the AG lied under oath.

fiddler898 wrote:




Of course you would ignore the laundry list, it does not fit your agenda.
Burner02
9 years ago

but it deflectigates.

frankj1 wrote:




You should know.
gummy jones
9 years ago
Next thing you know he will be running guns to cartels and lying about that under oath too

Remember when Schumer was crying about that and stuff
Mr. Jones
9 years ago
Schummer is a DEEEEK

AND BLOOMBERGS BUTTT BOYEEEE
frankj1
9 years ago

You should know.

Burner02 wrote:


I stayed on topic, and it was funny!
Burner02
9 years ago

I stayed on topic, and it was funny!

frankj1 wrote:




Must have been talking to yourself.
teedubbya
9 years ago
Burner02
9 years ago

I heard him

teedubbya wrote:




A known fact that you hear many voices.

And at the same time.
frankj1
9 years ago

Must have been talking to yourself.

Burner02 wrote:


new rules: any topic less than flattering to conservatives gets twisted back to the the party no longer in power.

Got it.
DrafterX
9 years ago
You guys hear voices too..?? 😕
teedubbya
9 years ago

A known fact that you hear many voices.

And at the same time.

Burner02 wrote:




harmony huh?
tonygraz
9 years ago
Some people hear the choir at Prager U.
teedubbya
9 years ago
did we decide if they had a mascot?
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