Posted on 05/10/2017 4:40:13 PM PDT by lowbridge
Future generations may mark today as one of the truly dark days in American history, a history that may soon take an even more ominous turn.
President Trump’s sudden firing of FBI Director James Comey is a matter that should deeply concern every American, regardless of party, partisan politics or ideological leanings.
The independence of our law enforcement is at the bedrock of our democracy. That independence, already grievously shaken under the brief tenure of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, is now shattered by uncertainty.
The firing of an FBI Director is always a very serious matter in normal times. But these times aren’t normal. Far from it. The Bureau is engaged in one of the most important and perilous investigations of this or any other presidency—the investigation of connections between the Trump election campaign and the Russian government.
The questions mount and the shadow grows darker. What were those connections? What did Mr. Trump know about them and when did he know it? How can the President explain the serious allegations against his former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn? And what is President Trump hiding in this regard? It’s imperative that the nation—We The People—get answers to those questions. It will take time, but the process must start now.
A politicized FBI is the last thing we need as we struggle through the maze of lies, concealment and ever-deepening mysteries. The last time a President fired prosecutors who were investigating him was Richard Nixon during the widespread criminal conspiracy known for short as “Watergate.” We all know how that turned out. In real ways, this potential scandal and coverup are much graver. We are talking about the very security of the United States and the sanctity of our republic.
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He’s got the frequency!
Dan Rather is pure scum and a professional liar.
I was in Washington D.C. a few weeks ago and visited the “Newseum” the museum dedicated to the First Amendment, primarily the press. I was gratified to see Buckhead’s post was on display as a showing of how the common man through the Internet has made traditional media accountable.
“I was gratified to see Buckhead’s post was on display as a showing of how the common man through the Internet has made traditional media accountable.”
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I’ll be damned——I remember that post as if it was just yesterday.
Fun time.
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Is that right? That’s great! Never heard of the “Newseum.”
I’m glad to hear that there is a place where the truth about that is honored.
I couldn’t believe it was there but I knew what it was from 20 feet away.
The independence of our law enforcement is at the bedrock of our democracy
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Still a bulls*itter,after all these years...
That is quite an honor to him.
Does it mention FR and/or give his username?
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He also forgot he's so thoroughly disgraced because of his willingness to tell any lie, if it is against a Republican, that he has zero credibility.
It was a screenshot of the FR page with Buckhead’s comment and some of the ones that followed. That’s how I knew what it was as soon as I saw it. There was an explanatory plaque next to it, but I don’t think it mentioned FR by name. It referred to it as a conservative news/discussion site if I recall. It did not call FR a far-right hate site or anything like that.
I wish I’d taken a photo of it.
A clear example of plagiarization of Captain Hyperbole!
Big Dan Blather - that self righteous liar and hypocrite never seals his lips.
The lips of fools bring them strife, and their mouths invite a beating.- Prov. 18:6
Thanks——sounds like a neat place to visit.
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