[Wally_Kalbacken]

I have been using the internet since the mid 1970's, and am familiar with all the issues being raised here. I'm also a lawyer and I understand that Sussman wasn't really concerned about the fate of the country, just the fate of his favorite candidate. He falsely interposed this information to trigger procedures (e.g., Robert Muller investigation) that take forever to resolve, and during the interim there can be leaks which infer that there really are underlying substantive concerns. Until there are not.

It's a clever strategy to falsely initiate the slow turning gears of justice, knowing that for several years you will be able to abuse your enemy with insinuations that cannot be disproven until the investigation ends.

I find it very frustrating that the nature of this requires such procedures by Durham - he has to go far afield and work his way in the edges of this conspiracy, and it is an excruciatingly slow process.

In the end I hope he does not arrive at Hillary Clinton only to find the applicable statutes of limitation have run. I want to see her doing a 60 Minutes interview in prison denim from Allenwood.

[Lurkinanloomin]

The GOP held Trump’s arms while the Democrats pummeled him for two years, knowing it was all BS.

Durham’s job seems to be to exonerate the FBI.

BOTH parties wanted to stop him from securing the border and restoring the rule of law.

The most important bipartisan policy of the last 30 years was at stake, the fundamental transformation of the USA into North Mexico.

[Big Red Badger]

Hill and the Bamster in
Orange Jumpsuits,,,
Big Mike the Flower Girl.
.
A guy can dream.