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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI Don't Know How Napolitano Called Acosta's Resignation To The Second, But Now That Acosta Is Gone..
...he's ripe for a House Judiciary Committee SUBPOENA.
Judge Andrew Napolitano was on Fux & Friends on Wednesday morning, and the lickspittles on the curvy couch asked him what they thought would happen to Acosta, after his press conference.
Napolitano said "I think he'll be gone by Friday."
I thought "that's a ridiculous prediction. That only leaves you two days to avoid looking like a fool. Shouldn't you give yourself a little WIGGLE ROOM?" Turns out he was dead on the money.
Andrew Napolitano (Not Exactly as Shown)
Anyway, now that Acosta is no longer a member of the Administration, Congress should subpoena him to testify about the Epstein affair under oath. It'll be amusing to see Trump try and block his testimony about something that happened ten years before Trump was even elected.
SouthernIrish
(512 posts)TrollBuster9090
(5,955 posts)unc70
(6,117 posts)Once we saw his pathetic news briefing, no way Acosta would last. Trump really hates to leave turmoil spoiling his weekend golf. So a Friday departure was the obvious call.
TrollBuster9090
(5,955 posts)Trump didn't want to have to shout any defenses of Acosta over the helicopter rotors on the way to his f--ing golf course. So, political resignations must take place well before Friday evening.
UniteFightBack
(8,231 posts)monmouth4
(9,709 posts)bdamomma
(63,918 posts)slithers away, they need to hold these POS accountable. They just resign... ..no jail time?????