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OT: "Tough call."?
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Alan Baker
Jun 9, 2017, 6:01:08 PM6/9/17
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'In the wake of Comey’s testimony and Trump’s rebuttal, the American
public has been left with the difficult decision. Should they believe
the G-man who once threatened to quit his job as a US attorney on
principle and whose former employees can’t find anything bad to say
about him? Or the former casino owner who paid $25 million to settle a
class-action fraud lawsuit six months ago and was recently outed for
stealing kids’ cancer charity money? Tough call.'
<http://gizmodo.com/trump-accuses-comey-of-perjury-while-dodging-questions-1795971885>
'Maybe Merriam-Webster can just tweet the definition of “vindication” so
the president can learn to use it properly.'
public has been left with the difficult decision. Should they believe
the G-man who once threatened to quit his job as a US attorney on
principle and whose former employees can’t find anything bad to say
about him? Or the former casino owner who paid $25 million to settle a
class-action fraud lawsuit six months ago and was recently outed for
stealing kids’ cancer charity money? Tough call.'
<http://gizmodo.com/trump-accuses-comey-of-perjury-while-dodging-questions-1795971885>
'Maybe Merriam-Webster can just tweet the definition of “vindication” so
the president can learn to use it properly.'
Alan Baker
Jun 9, 2017, 7:18:08 PM6/9/17
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On 2017-06-09 4:14 PM, Moderate wrote:
> Alan Baker <alang...@telus.net> Wrote in message:
>> 'In the wake of Comey?s testimony and Trump?s rebuttal, the American
>>
>> <http://gizmodo.com/trump-accuses-comey-of-perjury-while-dodging-questions-1795971885>
>>
>> 'Maybe Merriam-Webster can just tweet the definition of ?vindication? so
> principles or he lied about the conversation?
>
Why should he have offered his resignation?
> Alan Baker <alang...@telus.net> Wrote in message:
>> 'In the wake of Comey?s testimony and Trump?s rebuttal, the American
>> public has been left with the difficult decision. Should they believe
>> the G-man who once threatened to quit his job as a US attorney on
>> principle and whose former employees can?t find anything bad to say
>> the G-man who once threatened to quit his job as a US attorney on
>> about him? Or the former casino owner who paid $25 million to settle a
>> class-action fraud lawsuit six months ago and was recently outed for
>> stealing kids? cancer charity money? Tough call.'
>> class-action fraud lawsuit six months ago and was recently outed for
>>
>> <http://gizmodo.com/trump-accuses-comey-of-perjury-while-dodging-questions-1795971885>
>>
>> 'Maybe Merriam-Webster can just tweet the definition of ?vindication? so
>> the president can learn to use it properly.'
>>
>
> Why didn't Comey offer his resignation to Trump? Loss of
>>
>
> principles or he lied about the conversation?
>
Why should he have offered his resignation?
B...@onramp.net
Jun 9, 2017, 7:27:08 PM6/9/17
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On Fri, 9 Jun 2017 16:18:04 -0700, Alan Baker <alang...@telus.net>
wrote:
Mod has gone off the very deep end. Everything he's written today is
absolute garbage. He's making far-fetched presumptions based on what
he would like for the facts to be. We watched the interrogation and
it was almost diametrical opposite of his view.
wrote:
absolute garbage. He's making far-fetched presumptions based on what
he would like for the facts to be. We watched the interrogation and
it was almost diametrical opposite of his view.
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