Are you watching Jeff Sessions? "I don't remember" is a terrible explanation.

[deanrd]

Was he even allowed to meet with the Russian Ambassador? Doesn't that violate Dodd-Frank or the Separation of Church and State or something?

Holding hidden communications with a hostile foreign power who attacked the foundation of our government, elections, doesn't look good. Such meetings always draw scrutiny.

Uh huh

Obama didn't owe Russia money.

"Russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets. We see a lot of money pouring in from Russia,” Trump’s son, Donald Jr., said at a real estate conference in 2008, according to a trade publication, eTurboNews.

Got it? Finally? It's about time!

 

[BertramN]

Did I have a meeting with the Russian Ambassador? I don't remember.

Now, Sessions if explaining why he was working outside the bounds of his recusal when he co-signed Comey's "notice".

"I don't remember," or "I don't recall," were Reagan's go to responses when he was asked "uncomfortable" questions. But when the going got really rough, Reagan got cancer (usually in his butt) and hid out in the Bethesda Naval Hospital.

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[g5000]

The timeline to which Sessions admitted today:

1) Trump begins publicly whining about Comey's Russian investigation.

2) Trump directs the Attorney General and the Assistant Attorney General to give him a reason to fire Comey. This request is kept from the public.

3) Rosenstein and Sessions write letters criticizing Comey's performance as FBI director, citing shit from way back in the campaign. Neither Sessions nor Rosenstein have ever spoken to Comey about this supposed bad performance before firing him.

4) Comey is fired. Trump doesn't even have the courage to fire him personally.

5) The letters written by Rosenstein and Sessions are released to the public by Trump, without telling the public the letters were written on Trump's orders.

6) Trump invites the Russians into the White House to celebrate Comey's firing with them.

7) The public does not buy the lie given that Trump fired Comey on the recommendation of Sessions and Rosenstein. The idiot plan backfires and blows up in Trump's face.

8) Trump admits in an interview the real reason he fired Comey is because of the Russian investigation.

In his testimony, Sessions expects us all to bleev he did not know he was being asked to write a letter as cover for the Russian thing. He is deliberately stonewalling.

 

[Jackson]

I like Jeff Sessions. He has the balls to speak about politically charged topics in the past on the floor of congress. He is a man of great integrity.

 

[Meathead]

Did I have a meeting with the Russian Ambassador? I don't remember.

Now, Sessions if explaining why he was working outside the bounds of his recusal when he co-signed Comey's "notice".

He said, "No."

As the Boss, he most likely had to sign it, didn't he?

What is the question? He signed the termination letter.

Sessions recused himself from anything "Russian" in the Trump Administration/Russian investigation. Then he signed the termination letter and Trump said he was firing Comey because of the Russian investigation, which, of course, violates Sessions recusal pledge. Got it?

Really. How so?

Sessions did not recuse himself as AG. rdean, you're a true dumbass of Flake Starkey proportions.

 

[Jackson]

Did I have a meeting with the Russian Ambassador? I don't remember.

Now, Sessions if explaining why he was working outside the bounds of his recusal when he co-signed Comey's "notice".

He said, "No."

As the Boss, he most likely had to sign it, didn't he?

What is the question? He signed the termination letter.

Yeah, he's Comey's boss, right? So wouldn't he have to sign off on it? I'm just guessing.

Rod Rosenstein is his direct boss. (Deputy Attorney General)

 

[Steve_McGarrett]

Sessions is a man of moral character. I admire him.

 

[bendog]

The timeline to which Sessions admitted today:

1) Trump begins publicly whining about Comey's Russian investigation.

2) Trump directs the Attorney General and the Assistant Attorney General to give him a reason to fire Comey. This request is kept from the public.

3) Rosenstein and Sessions write letters criticizing Comey's performance as FBI director, citing shit from way back in the campaign. Neither Sessions nor Rosenstein have ever spoken to Comey about this supposed bad performance before firing him.

4) Comey is fired. Trump doesn't even have the courage to fire him personally.

5) The letters written by Rosenstein and Sessions are released to the public by Trump, without telling the public the letters were written on Trump's orders.

6) Trump invites the Russians into the White House to celebrate Comey's firing with them.

7) The public does not buy the lie give that Trump fired Comey on the recommendation of Sessions and Rosenstein. The idiot plan backfires and blows up in Trump's face.

8) Trump admits in an interview the real reason he fired Comey is because of the Russian investigation.

In his testimony, Sessions expects us all to bleev he did not know he was being asked to write a letter as cover for the Russian thing. He is deliberately stonewalling.

Sure, he's lying about what he knew about Comey's firing, but I don't think that's much of an issue. He's denying that he had a third meeting with the ruskie ambassador. I don't know what evidence there is as to whether it occurred.

 

[bendog]

Sessions is a man of moral character. I admire him.

At least we know where he stands on the negro question.

 

[Dragonlady]

I like Jeff Sessions. He has the balls to speak about politically charged topics in the past on the floor of congress. He is a man of great integrity.

He sounds like an idiot refusing to answer questions. There's a LOT he doesn't know. Too much. He's supposed to be in charge of law enforcement in the US, and he comes across as not knowing much.

 

[Steve_McGarrett]

Sessions is a man of moral character. I admire him.

At least we know where he stands on the negro question.

Where do you stand though?

 

[Meathead]

I like Jeff Sessions. He has the balls to speak about politically charged topics in the past on the floor of congress. He is a man of great integrity.

He sounds like an idiot refusing to answer questions. There's a LOT he doesn't know. Too much. He's supposed to be in charge of law enforcement in the US, and he comes across as not knowing much.

Imagine how you come off?

 

[bendog]

Sessions is a man of moral character. I admire him.

At least we know where he stands on the negro question.

Where do you stand though?

Depends.

 

[Snouter]

Anyone hear Senator Cotton? He pwnd this entire, ridiculous charade! Congrats to the very rare White heterosexual male senator!

 

[depotoo]

Lol, you really are reaching, here. I'm watching the entire thing.

 

[Avatar4321]

Why would he remember whether the Russian ambassador is at an event last year?

I don't remember this upsetting you when Hillary said she doesn't remember

 

[jknowgood]

Was he even allowed to meet with the Russian Ambassador? Doesn't that violate Dodd-Frank or the Separation of Church and State or something?

Holding hidden communications with a hostile foreign power who attacked the foundation of our government, elections, doesn't look good. Such meetings always draw scrutiny.

So where is your outrage when Obama attacked the foundation of Israel's government and election?

 

[bodecea]

Anyone hear Senator Cotton? He pwnd this entire, ridiculous charade! Congrats to the very rare White heterosexual male senator!

I wonder how his therapy is working out.

 

[Snouter]

Did y'all see the grotesque KAMALA HARRIS? WTF!

She is named after this guy believe it or not.



Most of the senators need to have their elections investigated. How can lisping, mental **** ups actually be elected by the citizens?

 

[OldLady]

Did I have a meeting with the Russian Ambassador? I don't remember.

Now, Sessions if explaining why he was working outside the bounds of his recusal when he co-signed Comey's "notice".

He said, "No."

As the Boss, he most likely had to sign it, didn't he?

What is the question? He signed the termination letter.

Sessions recused himself from anything "Russian" in the Trump Administration/Russian investigation. Then he signed the termination letter and Trump said he was firing Comey because of the Russian investigation, which, of course, violates Sessions recusal pledge. Got it?

Dean, to be accurate, at the time of his firing, Trump was saying it was Comey's handling of the Clinton e-mail investigation that got him fired. Rosenstein even wrote a supporting memo. The Russian comment didn't come until later.