In reviewing James Comey's written testimony, some credit President Trump for ignorance. That's not what I see. https://www.intelligence.senate.gov/sites/default/files/documents/os-jcomey-060817.pdf …
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What I see is a President who intentionally attempted to compromise and control a law enforcement officer, albeit it in an amateurish way.pic.twitter.com/DXE0hBRNIi
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These are the same kinds of tactics two-bit authoritarians utilize in banana republics around the world. This is where they start.
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If we want America to be a place in which all are equal under the law and leaders are accountable for their actions, we can't tolerate this.
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You don't demand privacy if you're ignorant that what you're doing is wrong.
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Good point.
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And are we forgetting that he FIRED HIM and is now running ads to discredit him??
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The ads are run by a group headed by Gingrich and Giuliani. They have "that thing" with Trump.
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Trump sounds like an inept mafia boss leaning on the local building inspector.
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That's pretty much what he's been for most of his life -- so, yeah.
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If he didn't think there was anything wrong with his request, particularly re: Flynn, then he wouldn't have asked everyone to leave the room
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That's just one element of why an obstruction of justice case can be made against Trump.
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