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14. This should have been the interviewer's next question

Sun Feb 19, 2017, 08:11 AM

Feb 2017

Why did he lie to the vice-president?

The NSA should be truthful to those he is advising. Why did he lie about this? Why?

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Priebus defends Flynn: 'He didn't do anything wrong' [View all] TomCADem Feb 2017 OP

The bar hits ground zero Zambero Feb 2017 #1

Amen. mpcamb Feb 2017 #20

The O'Reilly-Trump speak rpannier Feb 2017 #2

I'm sure that's why he resigned... Blue Idaho Feb 2017 #3

If he quit when he did he wouldn't have to serve time. mpcamb Feb 2017 #21

He was never NSA director jmowreader Feb 2017 #12

Thank you. Solly Mack Feb 2017 #19

He wasn't even nominated at that point. Thor_MN Feb 2017 #18

And WHAT would he say if a DEMOCRAT did what Flynn did? CousinIT Feb 2017 #6

INVESTIGATE......... alittlelark Feb 2017 #7

Lying to the Vice President erpowers Feb 2017 #8

This should have been the interviewer's next question tetedur Feb 2017 #14

anagrams for "Reince Priebus" trusty elf Feb 2017 #11

"There's nothing wrong with having a conversation about sanctions." Botany Feb 2017 #13

Obama was the sitting President at that time NOT Drumpf BumRushDaShow Feb 2017 #15

Careful, Reince. Does the word "co-conspirator" ring a bell? Vinca Feb 2017 #16

Therefore he did. Orsino Feb 2017 #17