Tag Archives: Jared Kushner

Ooops! Donald Trump Jr. slips up, admits to treason.

By Mark | July 9, 2017

Two days ago, the New York Times broke a story about a meeting that took place at Trump Tower on June 9, 2016 between senior members of the Trump campaign, including Donald Trump Jr., and a Russian attorney with known ties to the Kremlin. When asked to comment on what was discussed at this previously […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged adoption, collusion, Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr., dossier, election rigging, ethics, Hillary Clinton, Magnitsky Act., Natalia Veselnitskaya, Paul Manafort, Presidential politics, Reince Priebus, Richard Painter, Russia, Sergei Magnitsky, treason, Trump Tower | 33 Comments

Follow the money… And keep an eye on the sanctions… The quid pro quo at the heart of the the relationship between the Trump administration and the government of Vladamir Putin is finally beginning to emerge

By Mark | June 2, 2017

Earlier today, as Trump was formally bringing an end to the era of American global leadership by backing out of the Paris accord over the protests of environmentalists, business leaders and world leaders alike, some significant things were happening in the investigation into the quid pro quo at the heart of the relationship between the […]

Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged Ben Cardin, Christopher Steele, collusion, Donald Trump, dossier, Gary Cohn, global climate change, Global Warming, James Comey, Jef Sessions, Lindsay Graham, Magnitsky Act., Maxine Waters, Mayflower Hotel, Michael Flynn, Obama, Paris Accord, Rosneft, Russia, sanctions, Sergei Lavrov, Sergey Gorkov, Sergey Kislyak, State Department, Vladimir Putin, Vnesheconombank | 15 Comments

Confronted by numerous new revelations concerning his administration’s collusion with the Russians, Trump, staying true to form, indicates that he’s ready to give the Russians back their spying facilities in Maryland and New York

By Mark | May 31, 2017

Now that all of the confusion over Trump’s mysterious early morning tweet has been cleared up by Sean Spicer, who explained to the American people that “

Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged collusion, Department of Defense, FBI, global climate change, Global Warming, intelligence community, ISIS, James Comey, Jeff Sessions, John Schindler, Kellyanne Conway, Maryland, National Security Agency, New York, NSA, Paris Accord, Russia, Russian Intelligence Service, Sean Spicer, Sergey Gorkov, Sergey Kislyak, SIGINT, signals intelligence, spying, treason, Vladimir Putin | 8 Comments

With the news that Sessions lied under oath about his communications with Russia, one gets the sense that the net might be starting to tighten around Trump

By Mark | March 2, 2017

I know this is old news, as the story first broke last night, but sometimes it helps me to write this stuff down… So, with that said, here’s what I think is going on. Please correct me if I get anything wrong. Yesterday, the Washington Post reported that the new Attorney General of the United […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Al Franken, Carter Page, Donald Trump, ethics, hacking, Jeff Sessions, Michael Flynn, perjury, Republican National Convention, Richard Painter, Russia, Senate Judiciary Committee, Sergey Kislyak, Vladimir Putin | 18 Comments

So, what happens on November 9?

By Mark | October 17, 2016

During this past weekend’s episode of the Saturday Six Pack, I talked at some length with Scott Hagerstrom, the Michigan director of the Trump Pence 2016 campaign, about both the possibility of polling place discord on November 8th, as a result of Trump supporters attempting to suppress the vote in “certain areas”, and the likelihood […]