• Donald Trump Jr., Paul Manafort to testify next week before Senate panel
    10 replies, posted
[quote]Donald Trump Jr. and former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort are set to testify next week before a Senate panel. The Senate Judiciary Committee announced that the two would appear before the panel on July 26 in a public hearing. ... According to reports, Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and adviser, will also testify next week before the Senate Intelligence Committee in a closed session.[/quote] [url]https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/onpolitics/2017/07/19/donald-trump-jr-paul-manafort-testify-before-senate-judiciary-committee/494007001/[/url]
nvm didn't read. anyways I bet its gonna be the same shitshow, republicans asking rhetorical softball questions, get them to shift to clinton or the democratic party, while the democrats will ask questions and get waffles
Lets see how they compare to Comey and Session on giving no answers. [QUOTE=Aide;52355471]Anyone remember how many times Comey was direct and even refereed/clarified that he could answer in a closed setting. Compared to Session's '[I]I don't remember[/I]', '[I]I don't recall[/I]', '[I]I can't answer on the basis of the presidents ability or right to...[/I]', and '[I]I would be able to answer after consulting with DOJ officials[/I]'. Mind you all the the words between apostrophes are listed above are Verbatim quotes of Sessions testimony.[/QUOTE]
Taking bets on what reason theyll give for refusing to comment on private conversations My money is on "shit dude... maybe, I gotta be honest I was baked the whole campaign lmao"
They're probably going to lie their asses off. They aren't the type to just tell the truth and incriminate themselves.
[QUOTE=xxfalconxx;52486723]They're probably going to lie their asses off. They aren't the type to just tell the truth and incriminate themselves.[/QUOTE] Them lying does not preclude the chance they'll incriminate themselves. If anything, lying only serves to make that more likely, since even the best liars can't imagine/cover all their bases. Even if the allegations are not true, proven perjury alone is damning.
[QUOTE=xxfalconxx;52486723]They're probably going to lie their asses off. They aren't the type to just tell the truth and incriminate themselves.[/QUOTE] I wouldn't get my hopes up but you never know, Trump Jr. was the one who broke the story on collaboration in the first place.
"I, Donald Trump Jr./Paul Manafort, exercise my constitutional right to plead the 5th amendment." "I, Donald Trump Jr./Paul Manafort, exercise my constitutional right to plead the 5th amendment." "I, Donald Trump Jr./Paul Manafort, exercise my constitutional right to plead the 5th amendment." "I, Donald Trump Jr./Paul Manafort, exercise my constitutional right to plead the 5th amendment." "I, Donald Trump Jr./Paul Manafort, exercise my constitutional right to plead the 5th amendment."
[QUOTE=Cyan_Husky;52487278]"I, Donald Trump Jr./Paul Manafort, exercise my constitutional right to plead the 5th amendment." "I, Donald Trump Jr./Paul Manafort, exercise my constitutional right to plead the 5th amendment." "I, Donald Trump Jr./Paul Manafort, exercise my constitutional right to plead the 5th amendment." "I, Donald Trump Jr./Paul Manafort, exercise my constitutional right to plead the 5th amendment." "I, Donald Trump Jr./Paul Manafort, exercise my constitutional right to plead the 5th amendment."[/QUOTE] Apparently it's not going to be public unlike the previous ones with Comey and Sessions I think it was. You can be sure that they'd go about it more like Sessions than Comey though, that's for sure.
[QUOTE=luverofJ!93;52486803]Them lying does not preclude the chance they'll incriminate themselves. If anything, lying only serves to make that more likely, since even the best liars can't imagine/cover all their bases. Even if the allegations are not true, proven perjury alone is damning.[/QUOTE] Assuming you're dealing with a legitimate investigative body intent on finding the truth. Republican members of the Senate Intel Committee will toss out meaningless softball questions, non-sequiturs, and obvious lead-ins to [I]Clinton!!![/I] talks. Liberal members will try to get to the bottom of things, but with no real cooperation from the other side of the aisle. This committee has no teeth because half the members are working to [I]obscure[/I] the truth, not uncover it.
[QUOTE=xxfalconxx;52486723]They're probably going to lie their asses off. They aren't the type to just tell the truth and incriminate themselves.[/QUOTE] *outside of Twitter Maybe if the panel were limited to 140 or fewer characters they'd spill all of the beans.
Sorry, you need to Log In to post a reply to this thread.