[yesthatjallen]

"Sometimes the questions are good and thoughtful, sometimes they’re compound and incomprehensible, but you have to answer every one with a degree of civility and dignity, and that was sorely lacking.”

When every question is a GOTCHA questions and perjury trap it's only fitting to point this out to the public.

They clearly offered no degree of civility and dignity in their questioning and they deserved no respect.

Question.

I'm sure they can accuse Mr. Whitaker with 'contempt' or other claims but what, if anything, can they charge Mr. Whitaker for in how he answered?

Can he be fined or prosecuted?

Is there an actionable offense Mr. Whitaker can be charged with and what would be the punishment?

[Robert DeLong]

From an article by Chuck Rosenberg, justifying how Roger Stone was arrested:

In a previous article, I explained that it was entirely lawful and justified for the FBI to arrest Roger Stone. Though there are several reasons, I focused on one—the fact that Stone threatened to kill a witness.

No, he threatened to kill a witness's dog. Big difference

Why the FBI Sent So Many Agents to Roger Stone’s Home

[GOPJ]

Rosenberg, who served as chief of staff under former FBI Director James Comey and as a U.S. attorney in the Bush (and Obama) administration(s), explained during an interview on MSBNC.

I'm guessing he kisses the butts of 'elites' of both parties and doesn't trust the majority of American citizens... Eff him.

[faucetman]

I AGREE! All of the democrats were “‘disgraceful’”.

Some were unhinged!

Whitaker’s self control was amazing. I’d be in jail for assault.

[faucetman]

Best response, “I’m not your puppet”