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This guy Trump hired, Atkinson?
He’s another commie.
Right Outlaw?

Mr. Atkinson eventually concluded that there was reason to believe that the president might have illegally solicited a foreign campaign contribution — and that his potential misconduct created a national security risk, according to a newly disclosed Justice Department memo.
 
messy said:
This guy Trump hired, Atkinson?
He’s another commie.
Right Outlaw?

Mr. Atkinson eventually concluded that there was reason to believe that the president might have illegally solicited a foreign campaign contribution — and that his potential misconduct created a national security risk, according to a newly disclosed Justice Department memo.
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There is “reason to believe that you might be” getting desperate, again.
What milk toast you are.
 
espola said:
I understand they are still working on the transcript. That implies that there is an audio recording to transcribe. Unfortunately, Rose Mary Woods has retired from government service so she is not available to push the "Record" button accidentally (and at just the right time) and thus wipe out interesting portions of the recording.
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I heard more about this yesterday - the WH records, as a matter of standard procedure, most phone calls by running them through voice capture software that renders a transcript of the call. Those transcripts are them reviewed by a human who reads them while listening to recordings of the calls to correct errors.
 
messy said:
This guy Trump hired, Atkinson?
He’s another commie.
Right Outlaw?

Mr. Atkinson eventually concluded that there was reason to believe that the president might have illegally solicited a foreign campaign contribution — and that his potential misconduct created a national security risk, according to a newly disclosed Justice Department memo.
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”Potential” Lol!
 
messy said:
Anybody know why the president’s personal lawyer was representing our country with Ukraine?
Good luck with that.
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John Dean said today that Rudy G has crossed the line from "lawyer" to "co-conspirator", and that attorney-client privilege does not apply to conspiracies to commit crimes.
 
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