[Mr. K]

They should not do this...

He was convicted of “lying” to the FBI because he gave them the wrong date about a PERFECTLY LEGAL MEETING

Why would you lie about something legal?

He should have used the HilLIARy defense and said “he can’t recall” anything.

Or at minimal said “I THINK that the date was such-and-such but I would have to check.

Convicting him of “lying” is the same thing they did to Scooter Libby and Trump should pardon him.

Of course the press will use it against him, but what else is new...

[newnhdad]

He was a coffee boy, like Bill said Obama was.

[ClearCase_guy]

Scooter Libby.

“What did you have for dinner on May 17th?”
“Jeeze. That was a long time ago. Ummmmmmmmmm. Spaghetti and meatballs. Oh, wait. I just remembered — we had meatloaf that night.”
“So, why did you lie about the spaghetti???????”

[Common Sense 101]

Former Trump campaign adviser: Papadopoulos was ‘coffee boy’

So essentially he was the Republican equivalent of Barack Inane O-hole, with all the requisite "skill and experience"...

[adorno]

Papadopoulos was ‘coffee boy’

Question is, was it Russian coffee? Meaning that, if so, he was in contact with some Russian along the way and conspired to forgo American coffee.

[Sacajaweau]

I read that George was a volunteer who inserted himself into the Trump campaign. He had no role excepting that which he himself produced. I’d call him a mole.

[Genoa]

As denials go, this is overkill. Papadopoulos wasn’t the coffee boy. This kind of hyperbole is not helpful. But he was an inconsequential member of an advisory committee, a volunteer with no access to the candidate, who turned out to be a loose cannon and a troublemaker with a very inflated view of his role in the campaign.

[Dr. Sivana]

http://www.gocomics.com/doonesbury/1982/4/1

Remember when Guys like Gary Trudeau made fun of Russian connections?

[montag813]

In this Game of Thrones, you either win, or you die.

[FreeReign]

Does anybody remember a Politico article posted here in March of 2016?

Trump's foreign policy team baffles GOP experts

(excerpt)

Two of the five people Trump cited Monday have private-sector backgrounds. One of them, George Papadopoulos, is a 2009 college graduate and an international energy lawyer. Papadopoulos had previously advised Ben Carson's presidential campaign. According to his LinkedIn page, he was a researcher at the conservative Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C., before joining the London Center of International Law Practice, which describes itself as dedicated to "peace and development through international law and dispute resolution." Papadopoulos' LinkedIn page also boasts about his role at the 2012 meeting in Geneva of Model U.N., the student role-playing exercise on international diplomacy. It adds that he has "had experience lobbying foreign policy resolutions on Capitol Hill by means of coherent and concise arguments."

[Robert DeLong]

More likely a deep state plant rather than a true volunteer wishing to assist candidate Trump in winning the election.

[SERKIT]

Bill Clinton helped sink his wife's chances for an endorsement from Ted Kennedy by belittling Barack Obama as nothing but a race-based candidate.

"A few years ago, this guy would have been getting us coffee," the former president told the liberal lion from Massachusetts, according to the gossipy new campaign book, "Game Change."

[Kent C]

Papadopoulos - wasn’t that Rusty’s name in Las Vegas Vacation?? lol (I know what it actually was).. All he did was lie about his age and won a Viper, Hummer, Mustang and Corolla? :-)

And it was reported by John Roberts FNC that the White House gave information on him to the Justice Dept. for him sending emails to some campaign staff. How is that ‘collusion’ when you’re actually reporting it to Mueller?

Going conspiratorial - Papadopoulos could have been a Democrat plant.

/conspiratorial

[bigbob]

Sounds rassist!

[dfwgator]

Or was it “Covfefe Boy”?

[stylin19a]

Great...Muller turned Spider.