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Sessions next to bite the dust?
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Honestly thought all this Russian connection was overblown to discredit Trump, and I was fine with it, but it's seeming more and more legit. Russia cooking up in America's kitchen.
What in the obamanation is Sessions doing?
Oh you know what I'm talking about plehboiWhat in the obamanation is Sessions doing?
wot in urination are you talking about?
Oh you know what I'm talking about plehboiWhat in the obamanation is Sessions doing?
wot in urination are you talking about?
I hate Trump and this administration but playing devils advocate here because Im truly curious if this is just a hyped up story to create more controversy.
Wasn't Sessions apart of the foreign relations committee, in which case it would be okay to meet with Russian officials as that would be part of his job to meet with officials from forge in nations? As far as the perjury portion... his camp could easily play the angle that the meetings had nothing to do in relation to the campaign and therefore he technically did not lie during the confirmation hearing?
I'm not well versed in these matters but anyone got any insight on this? Am i missing a key piece?
The Washington Post contacted all 26 members of the 2016 Senate Armed Services Committee to see whether any lawmakers besides Sessions met with Kislyak in 2016. Of the 20 lawmakers who responded, every senator, including Chairman John McCain (R-Ariz.), said they did not meet with the Russian ambassador last year. The other lawmakers on the panel did not respond as of Wednesday evening.
“Members of the committee have not been beating a path to Kislyak’s door,” a senior Senate Armed Services Committee staffer said, citing tensions in relations with Moscow. Besides Sessions, the staffer added, “There haven’t been a ton of members who are looking to meet with Kislyak for their committee duties.”
Current and former U.S. officials say they see Kislyak as a diplomat, not an intelligence operative. But they were not sure to what extent, if any, Kislyak was aware of or involved in the covert Russian election campaign.
Steven Hall, former head of Russia operations at the CIA, said that Russia would have been keenly interested in cultivating a relationship with Sessions because of his role on key congressional committees and as an early adviser to Trump.
Sessions’s membership on the Armed Services Committee would have made him a priority for the Russian ambassador. “The fact that he had already placed himself at least ideologically behind Trump would have been an added bonus for Kislyak,” Hall said.
It was franken who got him got too
Lol it's just hilarious that Trump didn't even have 24 hrs to bask in the glow of what was probably his best speech as president (by his standards)
this is a movie plot, an outrageous one at that.
Y'all scene Van Jones' comments on Trump's speech. This jackass said Trump using a dead solider's mom (a solider is reckless sent to his death) as a political prop is one of the most extraordinary he has seen in politics, famb was sounding like he wanted to cry.
Van looking funny in the light. Brother Don gotta bless ole boy with some game.
Y'all scene Van Jones' comments on Trump's speech. This jackass said Trump using a dead solider's mom (a solider is reckless sent to his death) as a political prop is one of the most extraordinary he has seen in politics, famb was sounding like he wanted to cry.
Van looking funny in the light. Brother Don gotta bless ole boy with some game.