Q Anon: 11/04/18 Trust Trump's Plan

To: little jeremiah

1,921 posted on 11/07/2018 3:27:52 PM PST by Hostage (Article V (Proud Member of the Deranged Q Fringe))

RR to resign in next 48 hours. The storm is here!

Posting semi-blind... Sounds like DJT might be "baiting" the house to impeach him... "do it, I dare ya... I double dog dare ya... Impeach me"

1,922 posted on 11/07/2018 3:28:17 PM PST by darbymcgill

Pelosi is an easy takedown and known clown car passenger.
A smart Dem in that position would be troublesome.

#AreThereAnySmartDems

I agree with you in this Mr. Bagster Sir. With all NP's baggage, with her age old foot in mouth issue and with her recent questionable public memory lapses, having her as speaker equals Trump/Q optics GOLD!

1,923 posted on 11/07/2018 3:29:39 PM PST by Wneighbor (Weaponize your cell phone! Call your legislators every week.)

To: Cletus.D.Yokel

Catch a 17 incher, then we'll talk.

Is that really you Cletus?

You're a sexy beast, aintcha?

#NoHomo

Bagster

1,924 posted on 11/07/2018 3:30:08 PM PST by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)

Do we deduce that Whittaker is temporary, until which time POTUS can select a lion to lead Justice?

1,925 posted on 11/07/2018 3:31:49 PM PST by RitaOK (Viva Christo Rey! Public Ed & Academia are the FARM TEAM for more Marxists coming, infinitum.)

1,926 posted on 11/07/2018 3:32:39 PM PST by little jeremiah (When we do not punish evildoers we are ripping the foundations of justice from future generations)

Great article, saleman.

(excerpt)

Assuming the absence of catastrophic events like a war or economic collapse — and those things could happen — the midterms have perfectly positioned Trump to win in 2020. The narrow Democratic victory in the House will create an investigative and legislative horror show that will begin January 2018 and not let up for two years.

Radicalized by their base and unable to help themselves, the Democrats, newly in possession of subpoena power and in control of each House committee, will investigate everything that moves in the West Wing and in the Cabinet agencies. Trump will tweet “Witch hunt!” every couple of days, and even average voters will come to believe him as they behold the plethora of probes launched by the Left. Meanwhile, the conservative base will be galvanized by what they will regard as an obvious attempt by Democrats to stifle the Trump agenda and invalidate the 2016 election by swarming the White House with endless inquiries.

Bagster

1,927 posted on 11/07/2018 3:34:41 PM PST by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)

> “Now the remaining Rs are less derpy. Think Paul Ryan, who mysteriously left.”

Ryan’s only private sector job before elected office was as the driver for the Oscar Meyer Weinermobile.

He had no money before he was elected. His salary as a Rep is about $174k per year.

Last year he was reported to be worth $12 million.

He’s a pig at the trough of corruption.

He’s getting out because he knows what’s coming.

1,928 posted on 11/07/2018 3:35:38 PM PST by Hostage (Article V (Proud Member of the Deranged Q Fringe))

1,929 posted on 11/07/2018 3:35:55 PM PST by KitJ (Shall not be infringed...)

Stealth Bombers fly undetected.

Could the "stealth bombers" be all the military elected as dims???

Woo hoo....

1,930 posted on 11/07/2018 3:36:02 PM PST by darbymcgill

(Photo of the witch at link)

Dear Witch:

It's all going to come out. How you got dozens of CIA agents killed/imprisoned the world over because you insisted on a private, nonsecure server for your pay-for-play deals while you were running the State Dept.

& Comey/McCabe/Brennan/Clapper covered for your ass pic.twitter.com/ucra6iHrDL— STEALTH JEFF (@drawandstrike) November 7, 2018

And after the top officials inside Obama's Intelligence & LEO agencies & the State Department compromised themselves to save your 2016 Presidential run, they had to use any means necessary to make sure you won that election.

Or they'd all be exposed right along with you.— STEALTH JEFF (@drawandstrike) November 7, 2018

People are working their way backwards through this. Starting with the Crossfire Hurricane / SpyGate stuff.

Now they're getting to just how bad the nat. sec. security breaches were when you took over the State Dept. And what those breaches led to.— STEALTH JEFF (@drawandstrike) November 7, 2018

Brennan, Clapper, Comey, McCabe...they all knew what you did. Your greed/disregard for the law got brave men and women in places like China dropped through trap doors or shot in the head.

You are ALL going to pay.— STEALTH JEFF (@drawandstrike) November 7, 2018

The only thing that I regret, the only thing I've been wrong about on this SpyGate stuff, is that it's NOT going to be Jeff Sessions that indicts you.

So be it. Whoever it is, you're not going to get away with it.

/end pic.twitter.com/9YHduBeizd— STEALTH JEFF (@drawandstrike) November 7, 2018

1,931 posted on 11/07/2018 3:36:37 PM PST by little jeremiah (When we do not punish evildoers we are ripping the foundations of justice from future generations)

To: numberonepal

Whitaker’s article was posted on CNN as an Opinion Piece on Aug 6, 2017 and updated on Nov. 7, 2018.

Funny how CNN ran that very pro-POTUS OPINION piece the day before Sessions resigns and Whitaker is appointed Acting AG!

“Matthew Whitaker is a CNN legal commentator and former US attorney who directs the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT), a conservative ethics watchdog group. He ran in the Republican primary for Iowa Senate in 2014. The views expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.”

Whitaker lays out exactly what HE will do!!!!!!!!!! (Last few paragraphs)

“Last month, when President Donald Trump was asked by The New York Times if special counsel Robert Mueller would be crossing a line if he started investigating the finances of Trump and his family, the President said, “I think that’s a violation. Look, this is about Russia.”

The President is absolutely correct. Mueller has come up to a red line in the Russia 2016 election-meddling investigation that he is dangerously close to crossing.

According to a CNN article, Mueller’s investigators could be looking into financial records relating to the Trump Organization that are unrelated to the 2016 election. According to these reports, “sources described an investigation that has widened to focus on possible financial crimes, some unconnected to the 2016 election.” The piece goes on to cite law enforcement sources who say non-Russia-related leads that “involve Trump associates” are being referred to the special counsel “to encourage subjects of the investigation to cooperate.”

This information is deeply concerning to me. It does not take a lawyer or even a former federal prosecutor like myself to conclude that investigating Donald Trump’s finances or his family’s finances falls completely outside of the realm of his 2016 campaign and allegations that the campaign coordinated with the Russian government or anyone else. That goes beyond the scope of the appointment of the special counsel.

I’ve prosecuted several financial crimes at the federal level and I’ve also defended plenty in my private practice. From this unique vantage point, I can understand how a motivated prosecutor, in a broad investigation into the financial affairs of high-profile individuals, can become overzealous toward the targets of such probes — with calamitous results. While no one is above the law, in situations such as this, any seasoned prosecutor must use discretion both judiciously and expertly.
It is time for Rosenstein, who is the acting attorney general for the purposes of this investigation, to order Mueller to limit the scope of his investigation to the four corners of the order appointing him special counsel.

If he doesn’t, then Mueller’s investigation will eventually start to look like a political fishing expedition. This would not only be out of character for a respected figure like Mueller, but also could be damaging to the President of the United States and his family — and by extension, to the country.”

https://www.cnn.com/2017/08/06/opinions/rosenstein-should-curb-mueller-whittaker-opinion/index.html?no-st=1541626298

1,932 posted on 11/07/2018 3:37:40 PM PST by COUNTrecount (If only Harvey Weinstein's bathrobe could talk.)

Ted Cruz did run a very poor campaign this year. Lots of hand-wringing and complaints (not unwarranted) about that. He made the point that he was needed in DC for the Kavanaugh hearings, and I appreciate my Senator actually working, but he didn’t campaign as much as needed. He was outspent drastically too, didnt fundraise much and was outdone with advertising. Sad really. Beto is a piece of excrement scraped off the shoes of illegals and ovomit supporters.

1,933 posted on 11/07/2018 3:38:01 PM PST by Wneighbor (Weaponize your cell phone! Call your legislators every week.)

1,934 posted on 11/07/2018 3:38:59 PM PST by KitJ (Shall not be infringed...)

I believe so. I would wager POTUS has had a pick standing by now for about year. I would double it to say it will NOT be a politician.

Whittaker might be in the running though. We’ll see.

The Vacancies Reform Act allows Whittaker to serve in acting capacity for 210 days. So he’s good to go until Spring ‘19.

1,935 posted on 11/07/2018 3:40:14 PM PST by Hostage (Article V (Proud Member of the Deranged Q Fringe))

https://saraacarter.com/trump-seriously-considering-declassifying-key-russia-investigation-documents/

Trump “Seriously” Considering Declassifying Key Russia Investigation Documents

By Sara Carter
November 07, 2018

Congressional members say the declassification would expose extensive evidence of abuse by the FBI and FISC

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he is “seriously” considering declassifying a slew of documents requested by former Republican House leaders investigating the FBI’s handling of the Russia probe. Trump was pummeled with questions during a rancorous White House press briefing where he congratulated Republicans for winning Senate races and said he hoped to work with the new Democratic House leadership.

The president addressed questions regarding whether or not he would end Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, stating, “I could, I could fire everybody right now. Politically, I don’t like stopping it.”

“It’s a disgrace,” said Trump of the Special Counsel investigation. “It should have never been started because there is no crime.”

“They all have conflicts over there that are beyond anything anybody has ever seen in terms of conflicts,” he added.

Trump referenced former FBI Director James Comey, who was fired in May of 2017, after DOJ Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein wrote a scathing letter listing Comey’s failures. That letter led to Trump firing Comey.

However, after Comey’s firing, Rosenstein (under pressure from Democrats) appointed Mueller to to the Special Counsel to investigate Trump. In October, concerning information about Rosenstein surfaced during a deposition of former FBI General Counsel James Baker. Baker had told lawmakers that he met with former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe and former FBI attorney Lisa Page shortly after they had a meeting with Rosenstein in May, 2017. Baker said that McCabe, Page and Rosenstein had discussed the possibility of secretly recording President Trump. Baker, who was the top lawyer for the FBI and a close confidant of Comey, noted that he was not in the meeting with Rosenstein. Baker said that Rosenstein also discussed the possibility of invoking the 25th Amendment on the president in an effort to remove him from office for being unfit.

“Comey, who by the way, lied and leaked and also leaked classified information–nothing happened there it might, perhaps, maybe something is happening that I don’t know about,” Trump said Wednesday. “But you know what I do. I let it just go on. They’re wasting a lot of money, but I let it go on…I could end it right now and say that investigation is over but… it’s a disgrace frankly, an embarrassment to our country, it’s an embarrassment to the people of our country and it’s too bad.

The president warned that he was still “seriously” considering declassifying the documents that the Republican Congress has been demanding for the past year. Lawmakers have sighted a need for transparency in the bureau’s handling of the FBI investigation into the Trump campaign.

“We’re looking at that very seriously, declassification very seriously,” said Trump. “It’s amazing how people on the other side just don’t want those documents declassified…we’re looking at that very carefully. I certainly wanted to wait until after the midterm.”

In August, Trump handed over the classified documents to DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz for review. Trump had originally suggested that he was going to declassify them, but then suddenly changed his mind, saying he wanted to ensure that there would be no national security implications if the documents were declassified.

The documents include all documents related to DOJ official Bruce Ohr’s interviews with the FBI. Ohr, who has been demoted three times for not informing his superiors of his role in the FBI investigation, gave a deposition to Congress in August where he admitted he was used as a back channel by the FBI, so the bureau could continue to communicate with former British spy and dossier creator Christopher Steele. At the time, the FBI had terminated Steele as a confidential source when it caught him giving communicating with the media.

According to sources, the FBI Agents kept copious notes in all 12 interviews they had with Ohr. Those interviews are known in the bureau as 302 reports. Those 302s, along with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant that was used to spy on short-term Trump campaign volunteer Carter Page and the “Gang of Eight” notebook on the investigation, are currently under review by Horowitz.

For months, Congress has requested that Trump declassify the documents after battling Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and FBI Director Christopher Wray to no avail. Congressional members, some whom have clearance to see the documents, say “no sources or methods” would be exposed if they were declassified, but that they believe it would expose extensive evidence of abuse by the bureau on the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.

1,936 posted on 11/07/2018 3:41:23 PM PST by little jeremiah (When we do not punish evildoers we are ripping the foundations of justice from future generations)

Don’t go wobbly on us now, FReeq’s!

1,937 posted on 11/07/2018 3:44:02 PM PST by bagster ("Even bad men love their mamas".)

<<< “ I do know you couldn’t write a suspense novel more nail biting than what we are living through! “ >>>

Oh, wow, So TRUE THAT!

1,938 posted on 11/07/2018 3:45:44 PM PST by RitaOK (Viva Christo Rey! Public Ed & Academia are the FARM TEAM for more Marxists coming, infinitum.)

To: COUNTrecount

Well now da houzz gon vestigate

1,939 posted on 11/07/2018 3:46:15 PM PST by ichabod1 (He's a vindictive SOB but he's *our* vindictive SOB.)

I knew we were going to strike back, and I knew it would be soon. Didn’t have to wait long.

1,940 posted on 11/07/2018 3:47:08 PM PST by ichabod1 (He's a vindictive SOB but he's *our* vindictive SOB.)

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