Let's play: "Which Is Scarier?" Frump Edition: Did he know, or not?

[lindysalsagal]

This time, it's whether or not he knew he couldn't demand security clearance for Jared, after Jared failing the regular clearance.

Is it scarier that he didn't know, in other words, that he thinks the president has no checks on his power,


or

is it scarier that he knew he couldn't override justice and cia and did it anyway, because he believes he's not going to be held accountable?

Honestly, I can't decide.....

[GemDigger]

1. Both. Right off the bat there was talk about Jared not able to get clearance because of his

lying on the forms and people (talking heads) were commenting on how the president could over ride it and well.... he did.

[lindysalsagal]

2. I heard on the radio msnbc today he revised his state department disclosure over 200 times!

Shouldn't there be an automatic imprisonment after 30?

[GemDigger]

3. You would think that even one lie would be enough....

And he only told them one lie at a time. He has no fear, papa trump is here. That! is why the whole damn family needs to go down to insure this insanity never happens again.

[GemDigger]

4. People that lie once don't normally get clearance for even the

lowest level clearance there is. Trump and his traitor tots don't piss me off as much as the do nothing GOP is for doing nothing.

[brush]

5. Expecting everyone to believe he didn't know is as...

incredulous as him expecting everyone to believe that he knew nothing about Russian collusion when everyone around him had Russkies coming out of their every pocket and purse.

He's used to conning vulnerable people who believe his huckster schtick, now he's dealing with Mueller and Pelosi and Cummings and Schiff who didn't just roll off the turnip truck.

[smirkymonkey]

6. +1000

It's accountability time. The Dems are in the house.