Just a Thought...
To Jail He Should Go...NOW!
By: Diane Sori / The Patriot Factor
Yesterday James Comey admitted that..."she makes me queasy"...Loretta
Lynch pressured him into NOT recommending Hillary Clinton be indicted
for the email scandal. Since he admitted that under oath I now call for a
new investigation into Hillary Clinton's email scandal...a maximum
48-hour investigation because all the evidence is already there. We now
have the perfect opportunity to indict Hillary and throw the lying, Benghazi-murdering, traitorous bitch in jail for the rest of her miserable life, and she can
take her perverted sham of a husband, Loretta Lynch, Comey himself, and
the entirety of her inner circle with her.
Friday, June 9, 2017
Comey testimony: Trump responds, claims 'total and complete vindication'
President Trump finally broke his silence Friday
morning about James Comey's congressional testimony a day earlier,
tweeting that he felt vindicated and emphasizing the former FBI
director's admission that he leaked details of confidential
conversations with the president to the press.
"Despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication...and WOW, Comey is a leaker!" Trump tweeted.
The morning message was Trump's first comment -- aside from a statement from his personal lawyer Marc Kasowitz -- regarding Comey's stunning Thursday testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Trump had uncharacteristically not addressed Comey's allegations on Thursday, but his Friday comments came ahead of a scheduled joint news conference with Romanian President Klaus Iohannis in the Rose Garden.
Comey, who was fired by Trump on May 9, revealed during his testimony that he had a friend, later identified as Columbia University Law Professor Dan Richman, leak contents of his private memos to the media in hopes of prompting the "appointment of a special counsel."
Kasowitz was set to file a complaint with the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General and send a letter of complaint to the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding Comey's testimony that he orchestrated the leak of the alleged contents of his one-on-one talks with Trump, a source close to the president's legal team told Fox News.
Two days after Comey was fired, The New York Times reported on a January conversation -- allegedly sourced from those Comey told about the encounter -- in which Comey claimed Trump asked him for his loyalty. Trump has vociferously denied he made such a request and tweeted the following day: "James Comey better hope that there are no 'tapes' of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!"
Comey, in his Thursday testimony, said it was that tweet that prompted him to enlist Richman to help him leak memos he allegedly wrote about incidents involving Trump.
While Trump disputed key parts of Comey's testimony, his legal team also welcomed statements that he did not seek the shutdown of the broader Russia probe and that Trump was told he wasn't personally under investigation.
See video: 'Rep. Gohmert reacts after Comey says he leaked information' here: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/06/09/comey-testimony-trump-responds-in-tweet.html
The morning message was Trump's first comment -- aside from a statement from his personal lawyer Marc Kasowitz -- regarding Comey's stunning Thursday testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Trump had uncharacteristically not addressed Comey's allegations on Thursday, but his Friday comments came ahead of a scheduled joint news conference with Romanian President Klaus Iohannis in the Rose Garden.
Comey, who was fired by Trump on May 9, revealed during his testimony that he had a friend, later identified as Columbia University Law Professor Dan Richman, leak contents of his private memos to the media in hopes of prompting the "appointment of a special counsel."
Kasowitz was set to file a complaint with the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General and send a letter of complaint to the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding Comey's testimony that he orchestrated the leak of the alleged contents of his one-on-one talks with Trump, a source close to the president's legal team told Fox News.
Two days after Comey was fired, The New York Times reported on a January conversation -- allegedly sourced from those Comey told about the encounter -- in which Comey claimed Trump asked him for his loyalty. Trump has vociferously denied he made such a request and tweeted the following day: "James Comey better hope that there are no 'tapes' of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!"
Comey, in his Thursday testimony, said it was that tweet that prompted him to enlist Richman to help him leak memos he allegedly wrote about incidents involving Trump.
While Trump disputed key parts of Comey's testimony, his legal team also welcomed statements that he did not seek the shutdown of the broader Russia probe and that Trump was told he wasn't personally under investigation.
See video: 'Rep. Gohmert reacts after Comey says he leaked information' here: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/06/09/comey-testimony-trump-responds-in-tweet.html
In denying bail to NSA leaker Reality Winner for downloading
classified material to a thumb drive, the judge said he was concerned
over her fascination with the Middle East and Islamic terrorism, as
Christine reported Thursday night. But now even more disturbing detailing about the case have been revealed.Prosecutors said that Winner wrote in her notebook that she planned to burn the White House down and wanted to travel to Afghanistan to pledge her allegiance to the Taliban.
Prosecutors argued that the only thing Winner could do if she were released on bail is be recruited by the nation’s enemies.
Based on evidence seized from her home, federal prosecutors detailed Winner's alleged plans to burn down the White House and travel to Afghanistan, pledging her allegiance to the Taliban.
Read entire article here: https://townhall.com/tipsheet/leahbarkoukis/2017/06/09/nsa-leaker-wanted-to-burn-the-white-house-down-pledge-allegiance-to-taliban-n2338760
Build It Now: Two BRILLIANT Ideas to Pay for the Border Wall
Senator Luther Strange of Alabama has a novel idea to pay for the border wall, and it isn’t too far removed from President Trump’s promise to make Mexico pony up the money. The Republican thinks there could be a way to tie the border wall legislation to another, interrelated item on the president’s agenda: getting sanctuary cities in compliance with federal immigration law.
“It all boils down to public safety,” the senator said of sanctuary cities. “We say if you’re not going to allow [local officials to cooperate], then we’ll reallocate that money to another jurisdiction along the border so the wall can be built.”
Strange is introducing a bill that would accomplish just that. It would yank infrastructure and transportation funds from sanctuary cities and funnel the money towards constructing the wall.
According to a new report from Axios, Sen. Strange isn’t the only one coming up with out-of-the-box ideas to pay for the wall. The president himself told GOP leaders in Congress this week about another possible avenue towards funding:
In the meeting at the White House today with Republican Congressional leaders, President Trump spent some time talking up his latest idea for the border wall. According to 3 people with direct knowledge of the meeting, Trump floated the idea that the wall could be covered in solar panels and the electricity generated used to pay for the cost.
Of course, why are these schemes necessary in the first place?
Because the Republican-controlled Congress doesn’t have the political
appetite to actually pony up the money. They don’t have the will to put
Democrats on the defensive and FORCE them to vote for funding. They
don’t believe there’s enough American support for the wall to make it
politically feasible, even though President Trump walloped every other
Republican in the primaries on his way to decisively winning the
election. These idiots apparently think people pulled the lever for
Trump despite actually opposing his signature promise…
The best plan we’ve heard so far is the one where we either tax or confiscate the remittances of illegal immigrants. That would, essentially, be the true fulfillment of Trump’s promise to build the wall “and make Mexico pay for it.” But again, such a scheme takes political will on the part of the GOP, and Republicans have proven time and again that they’re all talk, no action when it comes to illegal immigration.
Thankfully, in the meantime, Trump and ICE are doing everything possible to slow the flow of immigrants across the border and send back the ones who are already here. The president knows that if we wait for Congress to do something…well, just look at the last thirty years to see what will happen.
The best plan we’ve heard so far is the one where we either tax or confiscate the remittances of illegal immigrants. That would, essentially, be the true fulfillment of Trump’s promise to build the wall “and make Mexico pay for it.” But again, such a scheme takes political will on the part of the GOP, and Republicans have proven time and again that they’re all talk, no action when it comes to illegal immigration.
Thankfully, in the meantime, Trump and ICE are doing everything possible to slow the flow of immigrants across the border and send back the ones who are already here. The president knows that if we wait for Congress to do something…well, just look at the last thirty years to see what will happen.
Admiral James Lyons: “Outreach” to Muslim Communities Will Not Keep Us Safe
By Admiral James A. Lyons / Jihad Watch
Michael Breen Former U.S. Army Capt. Michael Breen, executive director
for the Center for National Policy and the Truman National Security
Project, was quoted in Stars and Stripes recently recommending the
reapplication of policies that have been tried and failed again and
again in the decade and a half since 9/11. Breen said: “Travel bans […]Read in browser »
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