In more than a few countries the vile MAGAcretin would have resigned

[malaise]

yesterday. Conspiracy and obstruction of justice are all over that report.
He is unfit to govern.
The whitewash being pushed on the media will not work. The report is damning.

[madaboutharry]

1. I watched a little CNN and mostly MSNBC yesterday

and I don't see a whitewash. I see condemnation.

The typical sycophants of course are twisting like pretzels, but I see respectable journalists and media outlets reporting the facts.

[malaise]

2. Note what I said

The whitewash being pushed on the media will not work

All of the media have had ReTHUGs and pro Con spin tools trying to throw some softener in the mix.

[madaboutharry]

4. They think they need to be "fair" by having them on.

I get what your saying.

It really comes down to the democrats in congress doing their job.

[malaise]

6. I'm watching Morning Joe Scum

which is pretty good this morning but Michael Schmidt's attempt to make the Con look decent is vulgar

[spanone]

12. the whitewash came from Barr

[JI7]

3. US is pretty backwards , economically it's developed but culturally a strong backwardness

from white supremacy which never got over the civil war loss.

[canetoad]

5. Not his style

He thinks he is untouchable because he's skated through bankruptcies and lawsuits. Playing the system is like crack to him.

Believe me, he's sufferin' in his jocks about the report but no way will he resign. He thinks he can talk his way out of it.

[malaise]

7. He cannot recover from this - he is the king of lies and propaganda

He has to go

[canetoad]

8. Oh shit yeah!

Mate, I've seen some pretty devious stuff but can't even imagine how he's gonna recover from this. How's Giulliani going to spin this?

[malaise]

9. Bob must have written this one for him

[Vinca]

10. In THIS country, when the GOP wasn't a cult, they would have forced him to resign.

It was a Republican who went to the White House and told Nixon he had to go.

[rampartc]

11. three actually

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