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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsYesterday on Brian Williams, Chuck Rosenberg commented
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That if we can take the report, and substitute the name and the title for anyone else, this anyone by now would be in jail.
triron
(22,240 posts)BigmanPigman
(54,812 posts)that if the president does it than it isn't illegal. David Frost was someone stunned with this response during his Nixon interview.
triron
(22,240 posts)Let's go back to English 'law' in 1776.
vlyons
(10,252 posts)and correct me if I'm wrong. George III was the king against whom we waged and won a revolutionary war. He was the same king, who was removed from his office for insanity and compulsive obsessive nonsensical talking.
tblue37
(68,344 posts)mitch96
(15,719 posts)Ahhh do we see a pattern here?
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The conservatives are royalist. They want a monarch that will protect their wealth. Theyll sit on their hands no matter what trump does.
mucifer
(25,601 posts)djacq
(1,774 posts)Amazing how both Comey.and Rosenberg used that example.
luvallpeeps
(1,276 posts)He is so soft spoken, calm and measured. When I'm rip roarin' pissed off, he settles me down. Even when I don't wanna be settled.
dchill
(42,660 posts)My favorite MSNBC expert!
MarcoZandrini
(172 posts)....too. He has the knack of simplifying complex issues so that even I can understand them.
Habibi
(3,605 posts)I have a mad crush on him?
Poiuyt
(18,272 posts)redstatebluegirl
(12,783 posts)MBS
(9,688 posts)The calm, reasoned, but fully principled voices really stand out these days. Rosenberg, for sure. Also Walter Shaub (although I don't see him on TV that often)
sop
(17,942 posts)John Hodgman, from the old Daily Show. An older and much more serious version of Hodgman, of course.
albacore
(2,747 posts)demmiblue
(39,474 posts)I like how he compliments/acknowledges his fellow contributors.
I also appreciate his dry humor.
KT2000
(22,037 posts)that was mentioned a few times on MSNBC yesterday
Nitram
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I'd like to see him being Trump behind bars and watching his back every minute of every day.
Collimator
(2,102 posts)Back on his stupid reality show.
Bernardo de La Paz
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question everything
(51,863 posts)Hekate
(100,133 posts)redstatebluegirl
(12,783 posts)Everything rolls right off and doesn't stick.
kacekwl
(8,992 posts)no law enforcement in this country. From the top down. If there are any in the justice department who are not in the trump / McConnell pocket they should be screaming lock them up. All the way down to local government prosecutors.
