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  1. How did we end up with politicians that care more about their careers than the fate of the U.S. and it’s citizens?

    1. That’s easy to answer. Instead of public service we prefer Career politicians who set themselves and their children up to become rich , extremely rich off the backs of the public. Like the generals of the military, public service. No. Opportunities to become multimillionaire, yes big time.

    2. @Uncle Sam šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡² we the people never included the people. Only elite wealthy property owners. Better off red.

  2. Wow! Trumpā€™s boat is taking on water through at least 3 big holes: FBI search, Fulton County, and 1/6 Committee. But not to worry. He has Lindsey Graham bailing with a soup spoon.

  3. Sorry Gym Jordan weā€™re not gonna pretend like we didnā€™t see it; thatā€™s YOUR thingšŸ‘ŽšŸ¾

  4. “When you’re attacking FBI agents because you’re under criminal investigation, you’re losing,” –Sarah Huckabee Sanders, November 2016.

    1. @Bryan and LaGina Laswell You really should start proofreading your posts so maybe then they make any sort of sense.

    2. @Rider 38 Itā€™s so cute how you kids who grew up never hearing to word no, think you have it all figured out.

    3. @chuck granger this has already been fought out in court filing in district of Columbia . Civil action 10-1834 in 2009.

  5. What bothers me the most about this entire fiasco, is the flippant disrespect towards our legal system and laws set in place. It bothers me that as an average citizen, I could never get away with any of this

    1. Absolutely, public official/politicians seem to have card blanche, on not be held accountable for their lies, corruption, and total disrespect/disregard for the laws, because of their qualified immunity

    2. @TRE45ON is … That’s right, you’ll be writing this from a maximum security prison. These guys have totally lost sense of reality!!

  6. Laws broken in this case: the Espionage Act of 1917, the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, the Presidential Records Act of 1978 and the Intelligence Identities Protection Act of 1982

    1. @siller barly49 the presidential record act. You are correct. He made it a felony instead of a misdemeanor and increased the penalty from one year in prison to five years in prison. I hope thatā€™s per document. Itā€™s karma that heā€™s going to prison for violating the very law that he signed.

    2. @Rider 38I think the story that your referring to is the Tony Ornato story, where Ornato was allowed to “RETIRE” from the Secret Service and some reporter wrote that Ornato was seen being walked out of the building by 2 agents, but it was just him walking out the building with 2 old friends that are agents.
      And again, Ornato was Secret Service (not the FBI), worked for Dump, was allowed to return to the Secret Service to “RETIRE”.

  7. ā€œWe cannot have someone in the Oval Office who doesnā€™t understand the meaning of the word ā€˜confidentialā€™ or ā€˜classifiedā€™.ā€
    – Donald Trump, 2016

    1. @Tobias Birmingham Maybe they’re his? You’re being silly now. Presidential records belong to the government. Hopefully, the criminal trial will be public and clarify things for you. TFGs attorneys have responded to the DOJs filing, regarding a special master. It is not signed by the same lawyer that requested a special master. Ruh Roh

    2. @Voorhees666Drummer Taking any documents that belong in the National Archives including classified documents is a National security matter and refusing to return them and hiding them is an obstruction of justice.

  8. “In my administration, I’m going to enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information. No one will be above the law.”
    – Donald Trump, 2016

    1. @Paul Uttermohlen maybe he thinks because he was responsible of that law, it doesn’t apply to him?

  9. Jim Jordan, the photo only shows the cover folder. All contents have been whited out! Seeing the cover folder doesnā€™t threaten national security. Stealing all of the folders and contents and hiding at Mar-a-Lago threatens national security significantly!

  10. I bet Donald Trump has some really freaky dirt on Jim Jordan, and that’s why he defends Trump so assiduously.

    1. Yeah… just like that crooked senator in the Godfather… lindsey graham too šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£

    2. WHAT? Dirt on the guy who responded to the report of the rape of a child happening down the hallway right at that moment with, “Well, he’d better not try it with me”? What could such a person ever have done that needs to remain hidden?

    1. you’re not using the phrase correctly. you could say they were bending over backwards or twisting themselves into knots, but jumping through hoops means something else.

    2. @Stanley KubickĀ³ ā€‹ Here is what the dictionary says
      “What does the phrase jumping through hoops mean?
      : to do a complicated or annoying series of things in order to get or achieve something ”
      but however you look at it they are trying hard to defend something that they have no defense for,

    1. “Mister President sir, I think that what the FBI did to you is….ack, slobber, choke, gag, spit, cough, ack…just terrible sir! Please, may I have another?” -Gym Jordan

  11. Having more of Trump’s criminality and disregard of law and order exposed is going to make the next round of the Jan 6 Hearings even better. Trump should be pleased — he’ll finally be part of something in which the ratings will be yuuuuuggge.

  12. My question is “How do we know the Republicans can be trusted ever again?” Based upon the previously administration – WE CAN’T.

  13. That’s crazy. When the FBI and DOJ were investigating ANY body else, I never heard a peep about not trusting them from these people.

    1. @diveunder Your comment sounds like your oxygen mix is way off. There’s always been conspiracy theories about the FBI.

    2. @J M M Yeah they do need to keep proving it. Far too many people don’t vote.
      Besides, they can’t help it.

  14. Absolutely unbelievable that people will keep putting Trump on a pedestal all while demeaning our DOJ/FBI. They forget about how they chanted ā€œlock her upā€.

  15. It is shocking & very disturbing šŸ˜³ how some of these Republicans just dismissed everything Trump does ! They don’t want to upset his base…Ugh ! Barf !

  16. I wouldn’t put it past Jim Jordan to try and tell people to look another way (in reference to what he tweeted about the TIME magazine in the photo). If he’s willing to look the other way for kids who were abused during his tenure as a wrestling coach, he’s definitely willing to tell people that SENSITIVE documents are not sensitive because there’s a TIME magazine on the photo. Unbelievable.

    1. Gym Jordan refused to alert Ohio State University officials about the wrestling doctor’s activities because he didn’t want his intimate relationship with the wrestling doctor to come to an end!!

    2. It wouldn’t be the first time Jim Jordan turned a blind eye when crimes were being committed. Those OSU wrestlers, Ohio, and the nation deserves better than Jim Jordan.

  17. It’s sad when trump admits that he took the documents and they still trying to defend him like it wasn’t what he took

  18. To be fair, Jim Jordan has a long and storied history with looking the other way when crimes are being committed under his watch…

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