I know guys, I know

so you know that 40% russia steel part of the pipeline

guess who owns part of that company

if you wrote down Putin and Kushner as part of a group that owns 31% of them ding ding ding.

via @ Khanoisseur

I never thought I would actually see this, but this is entirely how I feel. Donald Trump makes Bush seem like a pretty reasonable, intelligent, and ethical President, and he was anything but.

I'm not letting GWB off the hook, he was a ****ing awful, awful President. The fact that we somehow managed to get a worse, more blatantly corrupt one only 8 years later is incredible, but yeah smiley pictures aren't going to change anything for me.

If he actually wants to serve the American people on his way out, he could step up and show a little leadership beyond small comments about freedom of he press and so on.

Hehehehehe.

*glances at fox news*

hannity
investigate every democrat in the last admin

oh lord WAAF

Pure trivia, but if Donald Trump's Presidency should end before any of the ex-presidents die, we'll set the record for living presidents at 7. That's pretty crazy considering the previous 3 were all two-termers.

Right. W was a terrible prez. Trump is a terrible human. And, unfortunately, now we all have to learn this distinction the hard way.

+1.

Who is this guy? Rando? Seen him linked a bunch of times.

Eli Manning.

wait, what???

I have to pay more attention to my capitalization with "president."

W/o googling who sang Eli's Coming (the rock song)?

/Trivia for Olds

The Oneders

no

Haha seriously.

I wonder if the Southpark guys wish they saved their live action presidential sitcom chit instead of using it on That's My Bush.

Three Dog Night

/not old

https://mobile.twitter.com/maggieNYT...45405959782400

Interesting article on Tapping Dat Arse.

Goes into what infofmation is known vs speculation and what it means.

https://www.justsecurity.org/38347/tapping-trump/

Yes, that's an odd one. Alex Oronov appears to have died suddenly. A naturalised US citizen born in Ukraine, he was the business partner of Michael Cohen (Trump's attorney) and his brother Bryan Cohen, in an ethanol business in Ukraine. He was also Bryan's father-in-law.

He reportedly set up the meeting between Michael and the Ukrainian politician Andrey Artemenko (believed to be a Kremlin stooge) which resulted in the Kremlin-backed proposal for the ousting of the Ukrainian president (and his replacement by Artemenko) that landed on Mike Flynn's desk. (If you remember Mike Flynn. That seems a long time ago now, what with one thing and another.)

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/...e-plan-meeting

Oronov lived in one of Trump's buildings, Trump Hollywood -- that's Hollywood, FL, not CA.

The Guardian came up with this handy guide to Trump people's Russia contacts a few days ago.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ampaign-moscow

how do you embed tweets?

With all the communication info gathered by US intelligence agencies on foreigners (and Russians in particular), there are probably recordings and metadata on all of the connections between these people. The people it was designed to actually spy on.

Odds this info exists? Will ever go public? Be used to prosecute?

Seriously. If there hasn't been one already, there will be at least one congressman to call for an investigation into Obama by the end of next week.

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