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matt819

(10,749 posts)

10. Well, maybe not

Reply to Miles Archer (Original post)

Wed May 24, 2017, 04:04 PM

May 2017

Admirably? If being fired by a president (Obama) is admirable, then sure, he served admirably.

If getting paid by the Russians and Turks and then encouraging policy changes is admirable, then I guess he served admirably.

If lying is admirable, then, yes, he served admirably.

Admirable people do not ignore subpoenas

Admirable people do not invoke the fifth amendment.

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Chris Stewart (R) - Flynn a tragedy because he served so admirably and no evidence of collusion [View all] Miles Archer May 2017 OP

The best part was the Con's honesty malaise May 2017 #1

Evidently Stewart thinks Trump is more honest than Abe himself dalton99a May 2017 #8

Oh My malaise May 2017 #9

They lie to themselves, madaboutharry May 2017 #2

Oh, please janterry May 2017 #3

"No evidence of collusion" How can they say that with a straight face? emulatorloo May 2017 #4

He's either a dumbass, a partisan hack, or a dumbass partisan hack. NightWatcher May 2017 #5

No Rep. Stewart. Flynn is a tragedy because notwithstanding his training, patriotism via the no_hypocrisy May 2017 #6

I think the IC thinks differently. Ilsa May 2017 #7

Well, maybe not matt819 May 2017 #10

That's why he's taking the 5th. (n/t) Iggo May 2017 #11