THE TRUMP PRESIDENCY

[BlueTiki]

I'm trying to be reasonable.

I don't deny that Flynn wasn't truthful about the conversation about sanctions.

I don't begrudge or condemn the press for stating he lied.

What I am stating, again, is the overwhelming speculation that the sanction conversation was illegal . . . without any specifics.

Coverage focuses almost exclusively on probable illegal wrong doing and a connection to this administration's direct and covert relationship with Russia . . . with hardly a mention of the possibility of an innocuous remark. Am I wrong?

Flynn lied and Trump fired his ass.

What does concern me is the timeline from the call, the time this info was known by intelligence, the date this info by intelligence was conveyed to BOTH administrations and if . . . and I say if . . . Obama knew, why didn't his administration do something about this . . . like alert the public or congress before leaving office?

I loathe witch hunts and it is my opinion that releasing incomplete information (without specifics) adds fuel to the fire of conspiracy stories.

Additionally, the coverage on all networks is more opinion than news.

The news, as reported and supported is Flynn lied and Trump fired him.

There is nothing to suggest any collusion between Trump and Flynn with regard to the sanction conversation . . . just conjecture and speculation.

Again, as you stated, if the leaker wasn't privy to the transcript, why keep the story alive by speculating?

And . . . just for the record . . . this info hasn't been released to congressional members.

For fuck's sake! What is taking so long?

C'mon . . . this all happened during the Obama administration.

Does it really take this long to transcribe a domestic intercepted communication with a Russian foe?