I hadn't. Now I did. That guy on our right is pretty cool.

I haven't made any dvautian post about it or anything, but I've made several comparisons to Wally George. Most people around here are too young to get it though. You must be old. Also maybe Wally George wasn't known outside California, dunno.

There are some good counters to that (like the 90 day ban is supposed to over already, and the people on the ban list dont attack us as much as the people where trump wants to builds golf courses) but thats not how those shows work so you are probably right.

Hope the British do bar trump. Overgeneralizing a bit but Americans dont give a crap about the rest to the countries nearly as much as the brits.

I used to watch wally george as a preteen in so cal. I quickly grew out of that, but it's where part of my understanding of the derposphere comes from. Like what would I think if I were still 12, with no additional growth or education? I'd be like Stephen Miller, but with more brains. What if 12 y/o me had the internet and 4chan and could let their freak flag fly?

I think there was a significant documentary on wally george about 5 years ago. Roger Ailes and Fox and Rush should owe him like a billion in royalties.

Interesting info on wally george. http://www.ocweekly.com/film/here-li...george-6428079

For reference: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wally_George

I watched the show a bit when I was like 17, but I only ever took it as a joke.

Gwar makes the picture there. I remember them on the Hot Seat and I went to see them at the Palladium.

Gotta be seen in action

The info being in the public domain makes it more difficult to derail Comey's hearing with endless questions about evidence of hacking. It happened - so now we can move on to a collusion investigation and Trump interference.

Uhhh, you're wrong, get your head of Orange gorillas ass. A simple Google search will show 5 different UK lawmakers including Kahn pushing to stop trump from coming. Sad

Wish Trump's dad pulled out

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What's people's take on this?

Don't post this guy's tweets

No way he filled all that out when his name doesn't appear a 2nd time.

He literally just finished meeting with a bunch of Muslims who wanted him to visit.

Well, them some decent predictions.

White House ices Russia war room idea
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/0...ar-room-239170

From Watergate to Enron, Mueller’s team brings storied prosecution pedigrees
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/0...e-trump-239163

If I were Kushner's lawyer my advice would be, "pray you haven't done anything wrong."

See how these guys tattle on one another in the press. Think they'll keep quiet when threatened with criminal prosecution?

"Former Obama DOJ spokeswoman Emily Pierce called Weissmann “an inspired choice” to help Mueller lead the Russia probe.

“As a fraud and foreign bribery expert, he knows how to follow the money. Who knows what they will find, but if there is something to be found, he will find it,” she said.

Mueller has more spaces to fill. Cliff Stricklin, a former assistant U.S. attorney who worked with Weissmann on the Enron case, said the “ideal team for something like this” would be around six to eight prosecutors.

The special counsel will also add administrative assistants and is likely to tap experts from other agencies as specialized needs arise. That could include Treasury Department staffers who know about money laundering or IRS agents who could help untangle complicated tax returns. FBI agents also are likely to cycle through, though that number isn’t likely to be very large."

...

As they dig, Mueller and his team could find useful evidence in Trump’s personal Twitter feed, which Zeidenberg said is a “gold mine” of time-stamped thoughts and opinions from the president on matters under investigation. They’ll also be positioned to study posts from associates like Roger Stone, who openly touted his communications with Russian hackers and associates of WikiLeaks last summer just before the site posted stolen emails from Podesta.

Mueller’s team also will be on the lookout for evidence of obstruction of justice, such as the destruction of any records that could have provided links between the Republican and Russia.

BTW, note how Reality Winner was arrested a few hours after her leak was made public? Think Kushner, Flynn, Manafort, Cohen, or Trump are more careful?

Something I'll enjoy about this is seeing Trump's high-priced aggressive hack lawyers twist in the wind. They can't bully Mueller and his crew, they aren't actually up to good lawyering, and their client is the best witness against himself.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/...59997429022722

Lie, lie, lie, lie aaaaand lie.

Wondering why Mueller would want on expert on foreign bribery? This long article may be instructive.

DONALD TRUMP’S WORST DEAL
The President helped build a hotel in Azerbaijan that appears to be a corrupt operation engineered by oligarchs tied to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.

http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/20...mps-worst-deal

Prediction: at some point Trump will claim that the fact he made people sign NDAs means they can't give testimony against him. This is 100% wrong, and his overbroad NDAs are largely unenforceable anyway, but it's the sort of thing Trump believes.

The media loves his tweets, especially Trump haters. He's just confusing the "FAKE MSM" with his own staff and lawyers, because (to borrow from Jon Lovett) he's a dotty old man.

The only one really going after him for tweeting recently is Kellyanne Conway's husband, who is a partner at elite law firm. (Not a good law firm like Jones, Day, but an elite law firm.)

BTW, people who say Trump should stop tweeting are gonna start getting punched in the face. Even Democrats are saying it and it's pissing me off. They should know better.

1) Enough with the ****ing blame game from the White House! It's Twitter's fault now too?? I don't see how the platform matters. Taking away tweets solves nothing at all. The POTUS still has to comment, either through TV interviews or press conferences, Facebook videos & statements, Office of the Presidency statements, press releases, something.

2) He and his whole team spent months going around telling everybody how tweets are his best and most reliable way to communicate with the public, directly, and without media bias.