Tag Archives: Sam Clovis

Sessions to be replaced by a Fox News commentator who once described in detail how he would kill the Mueller investigation… I think this probably qualifies as a constitutional crisis, right?

By Mark | November 7, 2018

[above: A shot from outside the White House tonight by CNN’s Jim Acosta, who had his press credentials stripped this afternoon after standing up to Donald Trump.] Back in July of 2017, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said there’d be “holy hell to pay” if Trump fired Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Well, today, Donald Trump not […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged 116th United States Congress, Attorney General, caravans, Carter Page, Chuck Schumer, CNN, constitutional crisis, Donald Trump, enemy of the people, holy hell, House of Representatives, Jeff Flake, Jeff Sessions, Jim Acosta, lynch mob, Marcy Wheeler, Matthew Whitaker, Mitch McConnell, obstruction of justice, Rober Mueller, Rod Rosenstein, Russia, Russiagate, S.2644, Senate Judiciary Committee, special counsel, Special Counsel Independence and Integrity Act, Susan Collins, threats to Democracy, threats to journalists, weight lifting, witch hunt | 36 Comments

The perjurer, the scientist who wasn’t, and the world’s most accomplished barista

By Mark | November 2, 2017

Since we last spoke, a few interesting things have happened. Most notably from my perspective, Trump’s former foreign advisor, Carter Page, reportedly told members of the House intelligence committee today that, during the campaign, he had informed Jeff Sessions that he would be traveling to Russia. This, of course directly contradicts what Sessions himself said […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Al Franken, anti-science, barista, Carter Page, coffee, Donald Trump, ethics, George Papadopoulos, Greece, Jeff Sessions, Joe Manchin, perjury, Richard Painter, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, Sergey Kislyak, the plight of baristas, those anti-science Republicans, USDA | 80 Comments

With the Papadopoulos guilty plea, Trump can no longer call Mueller’s investigation a witch hunt

By Mark | November 1, 2017

I don’t have a lot of time, and it’s already old news by this point, but, as I didn’t have time to mention it last night, I wanted to at least note the fact that, yesterday morning, as promised, the first indictments in Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation were made public. Here, with a brief recap, […]