Splitting his time between the House Judiciary Committee and the House Intelligence Committee, Special Counsel Robert Mueller spent approximately seven hours on Capital Hill today, answering questions about his investigation into Russian interference in our 2016 election. And it went pretty much just like most folks thought that it would. The Republicans attempted at every […]
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged 2016, conspiracy theory, election hacking, election interference, exoneration, FBI, hoaxes, House Intelligence Committee, House Judiciary Committee, impeachment, Jerry Nadler, Joseph Mifsud, obstruction of justice, perjury, red herring, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, special counsel, witness tampering |
Under oath last week, Attorney General William Barr told members of the Senate Judiciary Committee that he had “no objection” to Special Counsel Robert Mueller testifying before Congress. And, a few days later, Donald Trump seemed to give his approval. When asked by a reporter what he felt about Mueller giving sworn testimony, the President […]
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged collusion, Don McGahn, Donald Trump, Iran, John Bolton, obstruction of, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, war |
I hate to start out yet another post talking about Attorney General William Barr, but, as I’m sitting here, making my way through Robert Mueller’s incredibly dense 448-page report, I find myself with renewed appreciation for just how absurd the conceit behind Barr’s 4-page summary was. The notion that anyone could adequately sum up this […]
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Barbara Ledeen, Betsy DeVos, campaign finance, Chuck Grassley, collusion, Department of Education, Department of Justice, disinformation, Don McGahn, Donald Trump Jr., election fraud, Erik Prince, fake news, FBI, frustration, hacking, impeachment, Internet Research Agency, James B. Comey, Jeff Sessions, Jesse Watters, Jim Sciutto, Jody Hunt, Julian Assange, Konstantin Kilimnik, lying, Matthew Miller, Michael Flynn, Michigan, Minnesota, obstruction of justice, Paul Manafort, Pennsylvania, Peter Smith, Rick Gates, Rob Porter, Robert Mueller, Roger Stone, Russia, Russiagate, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Senate Judiciary Committee, special counsel, Vladimir Putin, Wikileaks, William Barr, Wisconsin |
I wanted to hold off on posting anything about the Mueller report until we actually had it in front of us. It’s looking now as though that may be several weeks away, in spite of the fact that members of the House voted unanimously to make it public. It would appear as though the White […]
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Affordable Care Act, Barack Obama, border wall, collusion, Department of Justice, Donald Trump, executive power, exoneration, FBI, health care, Hillary Clinton, House Intelligence Committee, innocence, James Comey, marketing, obstruction of justice, Preet Bharara, proclamations of innocence, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, truth, William Barr |
By Mark | January 23, 2019
Hearing that Michael Cohen had given word today that he would not be testifying before Congress on February 7 as promised, citing threats made against members of his family by Donald Trump, I decided to pull together a little “witness intimidation” timeline for us to go over as a group. I hope you find the […]
Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged 2016, campaign finance, Donald Trump, election interference, Elijah Cummings, grave threats, House Committee on Oversight and Reform, Jeanine Pirro, Jerrold Nadler, Karen McDougal, Lanny Davis, Michael Cohen, organized crime, pay-offs, perjury, plea deals, rats, Rudy Giuliani, Russia, Russiagate, Stormy Daniels, Ted Lieu, Trump Tower Moscow, witness intimidation |
