Flynn pleads guilty to lying to the FBI

[Mountain Man]

"Fox News has been told by a former senior intelligence officer with knowledge of Trump transition activities that then-President-Elect Trump directed Flynn during that period to contact the Russians -- while also directing him and his team to contact 12 other countries."

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017...sia-probe.html

[Mountain Man]

to the schemehttp://www.nationalreview.com/articl...-investigation

[Sparko]

"Fox News has been told by a former senior intelligence officer with knowledge of Trump transition activities that then-President-Elect Trump directed Flynn during that period to contact the Russians -- while also directing him and his team to contact 12 other countries."

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017...sia-probe.html

That would be AFTER Trump won the election so how does that show that anyone did anything wrong to influence the election?

I think the trouble Flint is in is just because he lied. Not what he actually did. If he had told the truth then this would have never been a problem.

[One Bad Pig]

Your denial of how deadly serious this is getting for the WH is just delicious beyond words.

I hope the president does have to resign just to see you flip out.

I'm going to guess you haven't been paying attention. I would much prefer President Pence to President Trump. As long as Trump manages to hold on for another year and a half-ish so Pence can serve two full terms, I'm good.

[Jedidiah]

. . . so Pence can serve two full terms, I'm good.

I wish.

[Darth Executor]

pence is only good because he's a yes man, without Trump he'd turn into another establishment noodle and bring America closer to the likely inevitable civil war.

[seer]

pence is only good because he's a yes man, without Trump he'd turn into another establishment noodle and bring America closer to the likely inevitable civil war.

Sheesh Darth, it would take Vlad the Impaler to make you happy...

[Sea of red]

I wish.

Keep wishing on the stars.

It's all ya' got.

[Darth Executor]

Sheesh Darth, it would take Vlad the Impaler to make you happy...

Trump makes me happy and he's still far from my ideal leader. I think you guys just have very, very low expectations.

[One Bad Pig]

Keep wishing on the stars.

It's all ya' got.

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[Terraceth]

I'm skeptical that's all there is; if it was something as innocuous as that, why lie to the FBI multiple times?

You can say the same thing about Bill Clinton, though. He decided to repeatedly lie and commit outright perjury over something that would be, at worst, a bit embarrassing to get out in the public.

[rogue06]

Special counsels usually go after people full throttle for obstruction of justice and perjury. Watergate, Iran-Contra, Plame, Whitewater, they all got people for the cover-up of the misdeeds and crimes, not the crimes themselves. Mueller seems to be following the path, which is not good news for Sessions, Kushner, Page, Don Jr and Trump himself.

I know some of you don't want to believe it, but this is the beginning of the end for the Trump WH.

With the Plame affair Patrick Fitzgerald knew full well that there was no White House "leak" that outed Valerie Plame as a CIA operative so he set up a perjury trap to catch somebody doing something -- anything -- in order to justify all the time and money wasted. Investor's Business Daily nailed it when they wrote "From top to bottom, this has been one of the most disgraceful abuses of prosecutorial power in this country's history... The Plame case proves [Fitzgerald] can bend the truth with the proficiency of the slickest of pols."

[Sea of red]

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[One Bad Pig]

You seem to have confused me with a Trump supporter. Go sit in the corner with JimL.

[Sea of red]

With the Plame affair Patrick Fitzgerald knew full well that there was no White House "leak" that outed Valerie Plame as a CIA operative so he set up a perjury trap to catch somebody doing something -- anything -- in order to justify all the time and money wasted. Investor's Business Daily nailed it when they wrote "From top to bottom, this has been one of the most disgraceful abuses of prosecutorial power in this country's history... The Plame case proves [Fitzgerald] can bend the truth with the proficiency of the slickest of pols."

Kinda like how conservatives unleashed Starr to look into Whitewater, and after he found nothing after four years he started looking at semen stains on dresses? Spare me.