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oberliner

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8. Except a few too many "I can't answer that" or "I'm not going to answer that"
Fri Apr 20, 2018, 08:44 AM
Apr 2018

To the meatier questions.

David Frum (I hate to agree with him but he's making sense on this point, to me) said later... CincyDem Apr 2018 #1
Very insightful point by Frum, I thought. kentuck Apr 2018 #2
Right. H2O Man Apr 2018 #64
That is true but what Comey has found out with his book tour is that he has no actual Constituency. DylanUSC Apr 2018 #4
I'm not sure of the impact he had on the election? kentuck Apr 2018 #6
I think Ari Melber, Nate Silver & many others have made a good case for the effect Comey had on the DylanUSC Apr 2018 #21
Despite the damage Comey probably did do to Hillary... maddiemom Apr 2018 #27
No disagreement from me there maddiemom. My only comment on that is the electoral college is DylanUSC Apr 2018 #44
If the electoral college was done away with.... mbusby Apr 2018 #56
Unlikely fescuerescue Apr 2018 #60
Very true or very likely. By population it would be more of a Direct Democracy. I agree with you DylanUSC Apr 2018 #62
Thank you for this. Great post. lunamagica Apr 2018 #46
That's an excellet take on it by Ari Melber. Thanks for the post. nt Hekate Apr 2018 #59
Why did he feel compelled to publicly announce the re-opening of the email investigation? luvtheGWN Apr 2018 #32
He was surprised by the demands of the Republicans on the Judiciary and Intel Committees... kentuck Apr 2018 #36
I recall that. If he didn't disclose the Weiner laptop stuff, he would have been in contempt of 3Hotdogs Apr 2018 #39
I believe his commitment was to look at it... CincyDem Apr 2018 #47
I believe his commitment was to tell Congress if/when any addt'l emails were found ... mr_lebowski Apr 2018 #55
Comey didnt publicly announce it. He sent a top secret letter to Congress. Chaffetz leaked it. emulatorloo Apr 2018 #45
I share your doubts too about the reason HRC lost. I think it was sexism and also economic CTyankee Apr 2018 #38
Why did Hillary lose? It started with the slogan, Ready For Hillary." It reminded me of a kid gettin 3Hotdogs Apr 2018 #65
Even tho I voted for Bernie in our primary I was proud to vote for the first woman president CTyankee Apr 2018 #66
I agree.... FarPoint Apr 2018 #52
That might have been an issue if he was looking to get elected. He's selling books, and that's OnDoutside Apr 2018 #7
As they say it is an issue regarding credibility & it does not take any credibility to sell books. DylanUSC Apr 2018 #20
Yes, ironically, Comey's job was to tell the truth. A novel concept. OnDoutside Apr 2018 #37
Remember that the New York Feds would've leaked this anyway. SharonAnn Apr 2018 #61
I've agreed with David Frum PatSeg Apr 2018 #10
There used to be such a thing as smart Republicans. C_U_L8R Apr 2018 #11
So true FakeNoose Apr 2018 #16
Oh yes PatSeg Apr 2018 #19
Decent, honest, but SELF RIGHTIOUS as well. maddiemom Apr 2018 #29
Yes PatSeg Apr 2018 #57
I thought this was dead on EffieBlack Apr 2018 #40
Yes, honest as the day is long but for ONE thing, I dont think he has fully admitted Eliot Rosewater Apr 2018 #51
I thought the part where she connected the dots between his mentor and Lynch was great too. CincyDem Apr 2018 #3
Sort of kinda. It's smart to avoid giving ammunition to the uninformed and their shepherds. . nt Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2018 #22
I wanted to post about this. I got rainy Apr 2018 #30
Comey did come come across as truthful. That said Brainstormy Apr 2018 #5
Except a few too many "I can't answer that" or "I'm not going to answer that" oberliner Apr 2018 #8
He was very careful not to answer anything that is still under investigation... kentuck Apr 2018 #9
yes the case is still under investigation bdamomma Apr 2018 #23
I think he maybe consulted with Mueller about releasing them? kentuck Apr 2018 #25
True, only asking bdamomma Apr 2018 #26
Their plan is to get rid of Rosenstein and Mueller. kentuck Apr 2018 #33
yea, let his bdamomma Apr 2018 #34
That's how it sounded. No real bombshell news from what Rachel was singling out eleny Apr 2018 #49
enjoy your posts jodymarie aimee Apr 2018 #12
i'm watching it right now on msnbc.com barbtries Apr 2018 #13
Rachel was excellent Justice Apr 2018 #14
I wish she wasn't so melodramatic - I like her message and the information she presents, but... George II Apr 2018 #15
I thought last night was one of her finer moments. kentuck Apr 2018 #17
She was much better an interviewer than bdamomma Apr 2018 #24
As was Stephen Colbert. maddiemom Apr 2018 #31
I think you may be misreading that part of her. To me she is SO astounded that we are Eliot Rosewater Apr 2018 #53
Putin certainly does recommend his Russian hookers muriel_volestrangler Apr 2018 #18
Think it was David Frum that argued after on Lawrence that in Enoki33 Apr 2018 #42
I wish someone would ask Comey videohead5 Apr 2018 #28
Link for the cable-free like myself ginnyinWI Apr 2018 #35
Rachel is setting a standard for today's TV news that Cyrano Apr 2018 #41
Thank you for saying this, while you dont have to go very far at all to read Eliot Rosewater Apr 2018 #54
It certainly was riveting television! Like somebody else we used to have asking tough questions... FailureToCommunicate Apr 2018 #43
Comey looked like he was on a witness stand Azathoth Apr 2018 #48
I appreciated the interview eleny Apr 2018 #50
The first time I saw him smile Faux pas Apr 2018 #58
Recommended. H2O Man Apr 2018 #63
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