Current Affairs Donald Trump POS: Judgement cometh and that right soon

[peteblue]

I watched that Comey interrogation the other day. I was immediately struck by what a wimp he was and seemed more concerned with trying to offload his failures onto Trump. Trump is what he is, a businessman, and they demand loyalty from employees. This graceless staffer, who admitted he would still have been happy in the job, was really just trying to defend his sacking. I'll be honest, I've sacked better and more capable people than this cretin........

 

[abelard]

I watched that Comey interrogation the other day. I was immediately struck by what a wimp he was and seemed more concerned with trying to offload his failures onto Trump. Trump is what he is, a businessman, and they demand loyalty from employees. This graceless staffer, who admitted he would still have been happy in the job, was really just trying to defend his sacking. I'll be honest, I've sacked better and more capable people than this cretin........

lollollol

you're a national treasure!

top class wummery that

 

[DanEFC92]

I watched that Comey interrogation the other day. I was immediately struck by what a wimp he was and seemed more concerned with trying to offload his failures onto Trump. Trump is what he is, a businessman, and they demand loyalty from employees. This graceless staffer, who admitted he would still have been happy in the job, was really just trying to defend his sacking. I'll be honest, I've sacked better and more capable people than this cretin........

Worst take yet.

 

[Ruairi77]

Does he understand he is accusing a under oath career FBI agent and lawyer of perjury??

I doubt it.

 

[LinekersLegs]

Infrastructure week seems to be going well.

 

[SteveSC]

Maybe if he released the "the tapes" it would prove he didn't lie.

Also how ridiculous would him testifying under oath anyway this is the case of he said she said. ITs who do we believe. What would be the point of him testifying under oath what would that prove?

He would just lie anyway because he thinks every word he speaks is true.

 

[SteveSC]

Infrastructure week seems to be going well.

Haha!! At least one thing he tried to distract the public with didn't work.

 

[Ruairi77]

John Mulaney's description of Trump about 2/3 of the way through this is very funny

 

[DanEFC92]

 

[LinekersLegs]

Maybe if he released the "the tapes" it would prove he didn't lie.

Also how ridiculous would him testifying under oath anyway this is the case of he said she said. ITs who do we believe. What would be the point of him testifying under oath what would that prove?

He would just lie anyway because he thinks every word he speaks is true.

I don't think there are tapes but with this they either have to a) hand them over b) admit they don't exist c) destroy them (which is a federal crime)

 

[LinekersLegs]

 

[SteveSC]

From Tillerson at the start refusing to talk and saying nothing to now being continuesly contradicted when he does talk by the potus on twitter. He must love his job.

 

[LinekersLegs]

From Tillerson at the start refusing to talk and saying nothing to now being continuesly contradicted when he does talk by the potus on twitter. He must love his job.

Aye but have to admire this as a piece of spin though

 

[dandydan]

He is the POTUS for the next 4 years. Deal with it!

 

[LinekersLegs]

He is the POTUS for the next 4 years. Deal with it!

What do you mean in this context by "deal with it"

Is it to shut up for four years? Because the benefit of having a POTUS, rather than say a king or a dictator, is that you can acknowledge that he is rightfully POTUS whilst complaining about the myriad ethical, procedural and policy differences you have with him.

Or is it "deal with it" in trying to get him to not serve the full term by getting impeached or to resign? Because on the evidence of the last few months Trump seems to be conspiring in that goal!