The GOP is now the Party of Treason

“”Thanks to Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA), Russia has gone from a Trump scandal to a Republican Party scandal.””
[35] http://goo.gl/28YWZZ
[36] http://theatln.tc/2nBLP8c
[34] http://goo.gl/lK46Gb

[ Note: Trump’s wiretap claims are impeachable. [27] http://bv.ms/2mY1ueX Obama was rebuffed by McConnell on his request to disclose the Russia hacks. [25] http://goo.gl/eAqs5o ]

Very soon, the WSJ’s Opinion Writers have to decide whether they are a vanguard of American democracy or craven tribal accomplices [00] http://goo.gl/4cPAFq to Trump’s [19] http://goo.gl/u5HkDz Treason. [28] http://goo.gl/05mrui

This is a *small* @ start: [29] 2216. “A President’s Credibility > Trump’s falsehoods are eroding public trust, at home and abroad.” by the Editors (WSJ, 3/22/2017): http://goo.gl/jBT2xe

@ “WSJ owner Rupert Murdoch is dealing with fallout in the U.K. from the White House parroting anonymously-sourced claims on Murdoch-owned Fox News that British intelligence helped wiretap Trump.” [30] http://goo.gl/ME4tVX

This WSJ Opinion’s [33] http://goo.gl/Zw85dz use of “Joe McCarthy” as Trump did in his *impeachable* wiretap claim is a preview of the utter garbage in its contents. (McCarthy’s aide, Roy Cohn, was Trump’s mentor. [19] http://goo.gl/u5HkDz )

The Benghazi Witch Hunt lasted 853 days and wasn’t reeking of shoe drops *every* *week*. Feinstein and Grassley were briefed privately by Comey. Here’s Feinstein’s reaction. [32] http://goo.gl/YPCHO7

For Cui Bono, read on. One hopes a WSJ Opinion writer as obtuse as this one would react as *any* *patriotic* American would.

Reactions to Comey’s hearing:
– Financial Times: [31] http://goo.gl/UnSE0X
– Financial Times: [1] http://goo.gl/7nyBrU
– Noah Feldman: [26] http://bv.ms/2n4xVsE
– LawFare: “[T]here’s a significant investigation going on, and Comey doesn’t want either Congress or presidential tweets to impede his conduct of it.” [0] http://goo.gl/hhPDsO

[A] 2198. “WSJ: Democracy’s Vanguard or Craven Tribal Accomplice to Trump’s Treason” (IR, 3/21/2017): http://goo.gl/huHxOB

Trump’s agenda [3] http://goo.gl/SMoKFy and Putin’s [16] http://goo.gl/OtH9D9 are loudly [22] http://goo.gl/hy2pnr puzzlingly [2] http://goo.gl/JwTYTJ aligned. [1] http://goo.gl/7nyBrU

The Steele Dossier’s most treasonously [5] http://goo.gl/iPEJvl damning [4] http://goo.gl/U0C1wj elements [15] http://goo.gl/OtH9D9 have been verified except for the quo of the Rosneft quid pro quo.

The Tillerson state department state of affairs is pointing towards the lifting of Russia sanctions and a merger of Trump-Putin kleptocrats.
[14] http://goo.gl/W0aiTJ
[17] http://trib.al/993Jupw
[18] http://goo.gl/g3Vukr

Except for Trump’s tribe, the whole Trump-Putin affair is obviously treasonous:
[5] http://goo.gl/iPEJvl
[6] http://goo.gl/IfGJnu
[7] http://goo.gl/i2OOAU
[8] http://goo.gl/Or7nZp
[9] http://goo.gl/lvAiCk
[10] http://goo.gl/P8kyaC
[11] http://goo.gl/uHYhST
[12] http://goo.gl/8q7F5m
[13] http://goo.gl/wir929

“It might be because Mr Trump is trying to divert attention from the fact that his campaign did actively collude with the Kremlin to influence the US election. Such a discovery would be bigger than Watergate and could result in his impeachment and removal from office.” [31] http://goo.gl/UnSE0X

“After Monday, we also know this: two months after taking office, Mr Trump has implicitly been branded a fantasist by the heads of America’s largest law enforcement agency and its largest intelligence agency.” [31] http://goo.gl/UnSE0X

“”That’s why – almost without exception – authoritarian nations have weak foreign ministries. Russia conducts foreign policy from the Kremlin, not from the often overruled ministry of foreign affairs. Or consider China, which is ruled by a 25-member body, the Politburo, and especially by the seven-member Politburo standing committee.”” [17] http://trib.al/993Jupw

But what’s a little treason
[20] http://goo.gl/bGdJ5B
[21] http://goo.gl/oAcM0k

to add to the list of post-anything One Party Rule? [23] http://goo.gl/RnOG88
[24] http://goo.gl/zrzco7

[ Note: Trump’s wiretap claims are impeachable. [27] http://bv.ms/2mY1ueX Obama was rebuffed by McConnell on his request to disclose the Russia hacks. [25] http://goo.gl/eAqs5o ]

=== LINKS ===============

[0] “How to Read What Comey Said Today” (LawfareBlog, 3/20/2017): http://goo.gl/hhPDsO

[1] 2159. “Comey confirms FBI probe of Trump links to Russia campaign meddling > ‘No information’ supporting Obama wiretap claims, director tells Congress” (Financial Times, 3/20/2017): http://goo.gl/7nyBrU > Gifted.

[2] 1797. “Donald Trump’s Russia relationship leaves Washington puzzled > Despite the controversy over contacts, there has been little discernible shift in policy” (Financial Times, 3/3/2017): http://goo.gl/JwTYTJ

[3] 2160. “Trump’s Agenda is Trump First” (IR, 3/20/2017): http://goo.gl/SMoKFy

[4] 2171. “Top Democrat lays out mountain of evidence he says ties Trump campaign to Russia” (Business Insider, 3/20/2017): http://goo.gl/U0C1wj

[5] 2183. “‘There’s a smell of treason in the air’: Historian Douglas Brinkley analyzes ‘mind-boggling’ Comey hearing” (RawStory, 3/20/2017): http://goo.gl/iPEJvl

[11] 2158. “Russia ‘trying to oust Angela Merkel by inciting unrest against refugees in Germany’ > German chancellor has been a leading advocate of economic sanctions against Vladimir Putin’s regime” (The Independent, 3/6/2017): http://goo.gl/uHYhST

[12] 2179. “Trump’s False tweet that NSA, FBI said ‘Russia did not influence electoral process'” (Politifact, 3/20/2017): http://goo.gl/8q7F5m

[13] 2164. “Comey’s testimony humiliates Trump” by Jennifer Rubin (Washington Post, 3/20/2017): http://goo.gl/wir929

[14] 1984. “Tillerson struggles to make his mark in Trump’s Washington > Former Exxon CEO has been a conspicuously low-profile secretary of state” (Financial Times, 3/10/2017): http://goo.gl/W0aiTJ > Gifted

[15] 1932. 61 paths to Putin” (TheTrumpWatchDogDotCom, 3/9/2017): http://goo.gl/OtH9D9
[16] 2013. “TRUMP: PUTIN’S PUPPET (69 PATHS)” (IR, 3/12/2017): http://goo.gl/BQGOPQ

[18] 2192. “Tillerson no-show at NATO renews European disquiet about Trump” (Reuters, 3/21/2017): http://goo.gl/g3Vukr


[22] 2189. “Comey: The Russians ‘were unusually loud in their intervention — it’s almost as if they wanted us to know'” (Business Insider, 3/21/2017): http://goo.gl/hy2pnr

[24] 2007. “Conservative Hacks of Government Never Ceases” (IR, 3/11/2016): http://goo.gl/zrzco7

[25] 664. “The top Senate Republican had a defiant response to intelligence on Russia’s alleged involvement in the election” (BI, 12/9/2016): http://goo.gl/eAqs5o

[26] “Comey Finds the Goldilocks Zone of Disclosure” By Noah Feldman (Bloomberg View, 3/21/2017): http://bv.ms/2n4xVsE

[27] 1877. “Trump’s Wiretap Tweets Raise Risk of Impeachment” By Noah Feldman (Bloomberg View, 3/7/2017): http://bv.ms/2mY1ueX

[28] 1999. “Trump knows the feds are closing in on him” by Max Boot (Foreign Policy) (Business Insider, 3/11/2017): http://goo.gl/05mrui

[29] 2216. “A President’s Credibility > Trump’s falsehoods are eroding public trust, at home and abroad.” by the Editors (WSJ, 3/22/2017): http://goo.gl/jBT2xe

[30] 2217. “WSJ calls out Trump’s “seemingly endless” falsehoods” (Axios, 3/22/2017): http://goo.gl/ME4tVX

[31] 2200. “FBI and NSA chiefs give Trump his worst day yet > Clash with intelligence community heads for point of no return, writes Edward Luce” (Financial Times, 3/21/2017): http://goo.gl/UnSE0X

[32] 2119. “‘I think he’s going to get himself out’: Feinstein hints that Trump may resign at Q&A session” (RawStory, 3/17/2017): http://goo.gl/YPCHO7

[33] 2236. “LeakGate Finds Its Joe McCarthy > On Trump-Russia links, Rep. Schiff tries to fool the public with randomness.” (WSJ, 3/22/2017): http://goo.gl/Zw85dz

[34] 2232. “GOP Intel Chair Under Fire for Announcing Intelligence Community Captured Trump Team Communications” (CRM, 3/22/2017): http://goo.gl/lK46Gb

[35] 2233. “Malcolm Nance Explains How Devin Nunes’s Russia Stunt Has Backfired On Trump” (PoliticsUSA, 3/22/2017): http://goo.gl/28YWZZ

“Instead of helping Donald Trump, Rep. Nunes’s stunt backfired. It revealed that the scandal isn’t limited to the White House. The Legislative Branch of the US government has been compromised by a Trump campaign transition official who is using his power as House Intel Committee chair to help the President Of The United States engage in a cover-up.”

“Thanks to Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA), Russia has gone from a Trump scandal to a Republican Party scandal.”

[36] 2234. “Devin Nunes’s Curiously Selective Memory” (The Atlantic, 3/22/2017): http://theatln.tc/2nBLP8c

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