It's hard to overstate how discredited your entire gang of Beltway reporters are after your handling of Clinton's email "scandal". How do you still have a job?
Hard to overstate the damage these texts do to the credibility of the FBI probes of both Cling and Trump >> Peter Strzok, FBI agent removed from Robert Mueller's Russia probe, called Trump an 'idiot' https://usat.ly/2z4LRKI via @bykevinj
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I'm the only guy who knows how to fix the coffee maker. So they have to keep me around.
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I pity you don't use that leverage to get away with expressing an original thought
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Oh, I dunno -- I thought this was a pretty originial thought at the time >>https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/06/13/trump-accused-destroying-email-evidence-lawsuit-10-years-ago-republican-hillary-president/85795082/ …
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Ah yes, I remember the famously apolitical special counsel investigation of Ken Starr...
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I remember Ken Starr firing *squints* himself for partisan and biased statements and intent to find a crime to prosecute
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I remember Rudy Giuliani cackling on Fox about the “tricks we [the Trump campaign] have up our sleeves” about Clinton, based on leaks from the NYO of the FBI.
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Stir vitriol? Sure. But affect credibility? Only for the intellectually dishonest.
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They give critics of the investigation an excuse to dismiss it as fundamentally partisan. For political purposes, it doesn't matter whether that is true.
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They already dismissed the investigation as partisan because they are cynical and dishonest.Be better Paul
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I'm confused ... Are ppl not allowed to express their political opinions in private conversations?
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Yes, they are. Nor are they supposed to be hired or fired based on their political orientation.
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Except that it was before Mueller's investigation began and he was removed as soon as Mueller found out so it's actually a stretch to over state it.
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Unlike say...Trump — who kept Michael Flynn on for weeks until he was caught and exposed and then asked FBI director — Oh, right. Forgot. Mueller must be investigated.
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Calling an idiot an idiot, truly a tremendous overreach
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this makes it seem like you don’t understand the justice system?
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I think we should appoint a special counsel to investigate whether he IS an idiot. Settle the matter once and for all.
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Why? He is an idiot, his own secretary of state called him that
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