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Originally Posted by golfnutt
Those text messages look awful for those investigated Trump. The open hostility towards him is ironically what keeps him surviving.
Absolutely looks like huge bias against him.
GG Trump.
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The pair also took shots at other politicians, with Strzok calling former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley a “douche.”
Page speculated on Ohio Gov. John Kasich’s sexuality, saying he was “long suspected of being gay.”
The agents also don’t seem to have been fans of Attorney General Eric Holder.
“Oh God, Holder! Turn it off turn it off turn it off!!!!” Strzok wrote when Holder appeared at the Democratic National Convention in July 2016.
“Yeah, I saw him yesterday and booed at the TV,” Page replied.
At a House hearing last week, FBI Director Christopher Wray said he'd seen the texts, but he declined to characterize them or comment on them, saying he wanted to await the outcome of the inspector general's review.
https://www.politico.com/story/2017/...r-texts-294156
So, the guy who didn't like politicians from both parties and correctly recognized that Trump is an idiot (like many of Trump's top aids) and was fired by a Republican-appointed former FBI director means something/someone is "hugely biased" against Trump?
Can you be more specific about exactly who/what is "hugely biased" against Trump and what should be done about it?
Also, how is that narrative working out? Do you think it's helping Trump? Did you know that Trump's approval in the last few polls is hovering at 33%, registered GOP voters have declined 5% in the last year, and that Alabama just elected a Democratic senator?
Like what are you trying to say in your post? What does "keeps him surviving" mean? That he hasn't been impeached or charged yet? That is approval isn't yet at 25%? Should the deputy AG fire Muller because an FBI agent who formerly worked for Mueller thought Trump is an idiot and a buffoon? Can you be specific?