just so we can see Rita Jenrette again.
Posted on 06/09/2019 5:20:31 PM PDT by Libloather
President Trump on Sunday ripped Democrats ahead of testimony from John Dean, a former White House counsel for President Nixon who proved pivotal during the Watergate scandal.
"The Dems were devastated - after all this time and money spent ($40,000,000), the Mueller Report was a disaster for them," Trump tweeted Sunday evening.
"But they want a Redo, or Do Over. They are even bringing in @CNN sleazebag attorney John Dean. Sorry, no Do Overs - Go back to work!"
**SNIP**
Democrats in the House Judiciary Committee will grill Dean on Monday in an attempt to to shine a spotlight on the unsavory details about Trump’s conduct contained in special counsel Robert Mueller’s report.
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This has finally surpassed farce. It is now in the realm of surreal. This congress is beyond obsessed.
Right. I was thinking it was more nefarious, i.e., an extra-marital thing, but actually a legit relationship — with a prostitute. It’s a mess. He sure opened a can of worms.
He got a President run out of office trying to clean up his own dirt.
That’s not the official narrative, but it is what happened.
Reminds me of being a teen at the time at a hippy dippy outdoor art festival somewhere in Georgia where a guy was selling barbie sized dolls of the Wategate players.
He had likenesses of John Dean, Earlichman, John Mitchell and Mitchell’s wife. The one of Mitchell’s wife had her talking on a phone that was bugged.
Weird people, weird times.
Exactly. Maybe PDJT is aware of this and will send an interesting tweet or two. The Rats are going to schlepp him out as some magical credible witness. Before they do, the country needs to know “the rest of the story” when it comes to John Dean.
“The one of Mitchell’s wife had her talking on a phone that was bugged.”
Wasn’t it Martha Mitchell that they hid away in a lock-down mental facility about this same time?
Democrats in the House Judiciary Committee will grill Dean...
... in a shallow, transparent attempt to equate the collusion hoax with Watergate. All of them should swing.
Will Mo be there?
Yes, in fact she was so sleazy and dishonest, the dishonest Watergate sleazebags fired her.
So when does Ken Starr get to testify?
Yes she was.
For anyone interested in Watergate, John Dean, Bob Woodward and what a total travesty the whole overblown tragi-comedy known as Watergate really was, visit the Texas A & M Colodny Collection. I just read the Colodny-Roy Elson interviews which were unreal. Roy Elson was the top aide of Arizona senator Carl Hayden D-AZ. He knew a few things.
John Dean ordered the break-ins and began the coverup that is clear from Colodny’s research. Maureen Dean is definitely a lady with a past. Steny Hoyer appears quite frequently in the documents too.
Colodny wrote Silent Coup, which stood up in court for several libel suits. I believe it. It eventually lost out.
Best!
President!
Ever!
John Dean is the man responsible for the Watergate break-ins. He helped the Democrats by lying in his testimony to help them with their coup against Nixon.
Did John Dean get the nude pictures of his wife back in exchange for his lies against Nixon?
Thank you for mentioning that.
Too bad the "G-man" is so old now and doesn't do his radio show anymore.
I loved it when he would talk about this rat, Dean.
Also loved it when he called the WaPo the Washington *bleep*.
"And in further news the *bleep* said..."
Or avoided jail time for his own actions, at least. The FBI raided the offices of Phillip Bailley, who with Heidi Rikan ran the call-girl ring Dean's future wife was involved in, on April 6, 1972, after which Dean began following the developments in the FBI's investigation very closely. A few weeks later, per Liddy, Magruder ordered Liddy to switch the Plumbers' surveillance target from the Democratic National Convention in Miami to the Democratic National Committee offices in the Watergate complex.
With they be serving bread at the circus ?
Is Dean still married to his prostitute wife?
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