There is an old saying, its: a good prosecutor could convince a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich

[Augiedog]

Is tRumps administration just a plate full of ham sandwiches?

I was watching the evening news tonight and seeing tRump flail about on all the leaks that are tormenting his administration. "Illegal, illegal" he froths. He wants an investigation etc. Part of the problem is the nature of security classification in today's political world. These people classify everything as a foil to prevent their being exposed and humiliated by the things they've done. Let alone the crimes they may have committed or the very valid information that needs to be protected.

So if that very same ham sandwich were classified as a secret ham sandwich, then it could not be indicted. It couldn't even be questioned. It would be a ham sandwich above the law unless someone leaked the ham sandwiches secret.

So the ham sandwich known as Flynn has been exposed. I suspect we are going to see a lot of ham sandwiches in the coming weeks and months.

[Brother Buzz]

1. Off topic, but ammusing: The Judge Who Coined Indict a Ham Sandwich Was Himself Indicted

http://www.slate.com/blogs/lexicon_valley/2014/11/25/sol_wachtler_the_judge_who_coined_indict_a_ham_sandwich_was_himself_indicted.html

[marybourg]

2. At least the date, if not the

whole story, is untrue. That was a phrase popular among law school professors in NY long before the date given.

[Brother Buzz]

4. It may have been in popular use among law students, but Wachtler made it famous

I remember reading about it back in the day; he was quoted in every newspaper

Oh, perhaps you should read Sol Wachtler's book, After the Madness: A Judge's Memoir of His Time in Prison

[Augiedog]

3. That would be known as Karma?