Now he's just trolling them :

http://twitchy.com/dougp-3137/...mpaign=twitchywidget

article in NYT about the challenges & conflicts that Comey faced in the Clinton email investigation

long. covers a lot of ground

not much new except some points that Comey didn't trust Lynch

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/0...r=0&mtrref=undefined

Glad to see he's taking the advice I gave him back in February!

Let's hope LePen can pull off a Trump.

like the way Jeff Sessions thinks:

on how to pay for the wall:

I know there’s $4 billion a year in excess payments, according to the Department of the Treasury’s own inspector general several years ago that are going to payments to people — tax credits that they shouldn’t get.

Now, these are mostly Mexicans.

And those kind of things add up — $4 billion a year for 10 years is $40 billion. There are a lot of ways we can find money to help pay for this


http://www.breitbart.com/video...ld-fund-border-wall/

of course we don't need a wall to stop the 4 billion a year. We just need an IRS that is not intentionally looking the other way when the taxpayers get ripped off

After 100 days, does President Trump have his full cabinet?
Or is congress still dragging feet?

Thanks
Bill

Sean Spicer is downright popular.
Americans are tuning in to their televisions to watch Spicer smack down the press.

http://www.wnd.com/2017/04/mus...ers-for-sean-spicer/

^^^^

You should totally be able to go wherever you want, express whatever opinions you like, and still be treated respectfully. Sadly, we don't live in a perfect world. With today's Lame Stream Media, the odds are good that no matter who starts what and who gets beat, the media story will be about "those violent Trump supporters." While in a perfect world it would be great to go to rallies and support Trump, in the real world in which we live there are plenty of places where to do so is both unsafe and counterproductive.

Welcome to the forum, Leonardo.

In today's White House Press Beating, that was good information on trade, dumping and answers from Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross ...

Good to hear the facts ...

quote:

Originally posted by lbj:
Sean Spicer is downright popular.
Americans are tuning in to their televisions to watch Spicer smack down the press.

http://www.wnd.com/2017/04/mus...ers-for-sean-spicer/

I'm all for a good beatdown of the MSM, but IMO Spicer is a terrible spokesman simply because he's a poor speaker. He's constantly using the wrong word, garbling/making up words, getting shake voice, etc. Seems like requirement #1 of the press secretary ought to be that they are an exceptionally good speaker. I hope Trump finds a replacement for him soon.

quote:

Originally posted by rusbro:

quote:

Originally posted by lbj:
Sean Spicer is downright popular.
Americans are tuning in to their televisions to watch Spicer smack down the press.

http://www.wnd.com/2017/04/mus...ers-for-sean-spicer/

I'm all for a good beatdown of the MSM, but IMO Spicer is a terrible spokesman simply because he's a poor speaker. He's constantly using the wrong word, garbling/making up words, getting shake voice, etc. Seems like requirement #1 of the press secretary ought to be that they are an exceptionally good speaker. I hope Trump finds a replacement for him soon.

I think half the problem is that Sean smirks, but then still allows the person asking the question to frame the impending argument.

quote:

Originally posted by Veeper:

quote:

Originally posted by rusbro:

quote:

Originally posted by lbj:
Sean Spicer is downright popular.
Americans are tuning in to their televisions to watch Spicer smack down the press.

http://www.wnd.com/2017/04/mus...ers-for-sean-spicer/

I'm all for a good beatdown of the MSM, but IMO Spicer is a terrible spokesman simply because he's a poor speaker. He's constantly using the wrong word, garbling/making up words, getting shake voice, etc. Seems like requirement #1 of the press secretary ought to be that they are an exceptionally good speaker. I hope Trump finds a replacement for him soon.

I think half the problem is that Sean smirks, but then still allows the person asking the question to frame the impending argument.

I think Sean does a great job in that pit of vipers. I think he just needs to slow down a smidgen.

Yeah, maybe lay off the coffee a bit

quote:

Originally posted by roberth:

I think Sean does a great in that pit of vipers. I think he just needs to slow down a smidgen.

A liberal judge has put a block on Trump's crackdown on withholding funds to sanctuary cities...

http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/420400443.html

These activist judges are starting to piss me off.

Tony.

It's OK, merely a delay, that's all.
They will get their's in the end, pun intended.

I listened to the press beating today. I could not do Sean Spicers job without eventually snapping on the press and getting myself fired. That man has patience and I often wonder if he steps away from the podium and immediately begins cussing under his breath.

I fucking hate the American press corps they are all a bunch of Leni Riefenstahl leftist propagandist wannabes.

Those bitching about Spicer, who would you rather see? I think considering the environment he is doing fine.

since when does that 'judge' have a say in federal policy?

Orrick needs an attitude adjustment to put it back in its proper place - and to set an example for the other judges that seem to think they know better