House intel committee votes on party lines to release the memo

a reply to: DBCowboy

Left and right should be sweating both are curupt.

a reply to: DBCowboy

I told you yesterday that I did. Why can't you remember stuff?
Honestly Why?

originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: DBCowboy

Left and right should be sweating both are curupt.

I don't doubt that for an instant.

But this (for the moment) is on the left.

Next week republicans will do something stupid.


But this week, it's all about the lying and obfuscation and sweating about the memo.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: vor78

Not according to Paul Ryan. Someone is a liar.

Maybe not. The GOP members of the House Intel Committee apparently were not given a chance to review the Dems' memo until the vote last night to release it to the entire House. Or that's their story, anyway, and I tend to think its likely true. Why would they be reviewing it now...after rejecting a vote to potentially release it to the public...unless they'd never had a chance to review it before that vote?

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: DBCowboy

I told you yesterday that I did. Why can't you remember stuff?
Honestly Why?

Because you really don't make much sense.

You're reacting and panicking.

You've taken identity politics too far.


Uncovering the truth about corruption is a good thing and it's not a reflection on you.

Now go eat some fiber.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: neo96

Haha. Just for men orange will go so nicely with his orange jump suit.

That's RACIST!.

Orange is the new 'black'.

a reply to: DBCowboy

And both sides will continue to get away with it.
Nowt will change they will just continue to make everyone bicker over the small stuff while screwing the common man.
We are screwed.

originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: DBCowboy

And both sides will continue to get away with it.
Nowt will change they will just continue to make everyone bicker over the small stuff while screwing the common man.
We are screwed.

We've always been screwed.

Just enjoy the show, watch a sunset, drink a beer.

Not like anything we say or do will change things.

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: DBCowboy

Nice try. Okay. I have eyes and ears you know.
Why do you ask stupid questions?

Why don't you want the memo released?

Honestly?

Why?

Are you so partisan that you would be willing to accept corruption at the highest levels just so your ideology stays in power?

That's ####ing scary.

Yes....Silly doesn't care because she is super partisan...

So much so it's making her look more and more silly with each passing day.

a reply to: Scrubdog

See what happened there???

Even though you wrote an essay 4 pages back not one single person even acknowledged you. This is what happens when you get triggered and kick and scream on the floor like a 2 year old. No go cry it off and come back to us when you can formulate a sensible argument or point.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Defeatist talk cowboy!.
There will be a straw that breaks the camels back and we will (I hope) say enough is enough It may be bloody but we can't let it go the way it is going.




Cool dude you had there btw from a Redcoat .

a reply to: vor78

that's how the Obama democrats do things isn`t it? you have to vote for it ( pass it) in order to see what`s in it.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: network dude

My opinion is at the very least as valuable as yours.
Have a great day.
Sarcasm.

so unwilling, or unable to answer?

Been sick and out of the loop.

Wow... a lot has happened to day.


Time to release the memo...it will either stand on its own or fall flat on its face.

a reply to: RickinVa

A few thoughts on release the memo..

Here’s one example of what I mean. Sebastian Gorka says that the abuses recounted in the memo are — wait for it — 100 times greater than the abuses by Britain that warranted the American Revolution. Not “almost as bad.” Not even “as bad,” but 10,000 percent as bad. Even accounting for hyperbole, that is at least 9,999 percent stupid — particularly when you realize Gorka hasn’t read the memo. My own suspicion is that some of the abuses alleged in the memo will be serious but will nonetheless fall short of warranting armed insurrection against a tyrannical government by something close to a gazillion miles.

www.nationalreview.com...

originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: RickinVa

A few thoughts on release the memo..


www.nationalreview.com...

If it is a PR stunt, it will fall flat on its face. Period.

a reply to: RickinVa

The article doesn't exactly say a complete pr stunt.


Just that many people who havent read the memo have made it be the biggest deal in the world times 10.

People barely cared when 2 wars were fought on fake Intel. People lost family and many never returned the same.

Calling a scumbag who used scumbag techniques to spy on another scumbag is hardly the worst thing America has ever faced.

That's the point. How can a memo with no reference material, a sumation by a partisan live up to the claims made about it?

originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: RickinVa

The article doesn't exactly say a complete pr stunt.


Just that many people who havent read the memo have made it be the biggest deal in the world times 10.

People barely cared when 2 wars were fought on fake Intel. People lost family and many never returned the same.

Calling a scumbag who used scumbag techniques to spy on another scumbag is hardly the worst thing America has ever faced.

That's the point. How can a memo with no reference material, a sumation by a partisan live up to the claims made about it?

You haven't read the memo. You are only making assumptions.

Read the memo and make YOUR own informed opinion, and not the opinion others want you to have, although I strongly suspect that is too late in your case.

a reply to: luthier

Well, I hope after the review by the House members the HIC votes to release the counter-memo, too. And they should both (D&R) put as much source material forward as possible. They should all try to get as much context out there as possible and let everyone make up their own minds.

a reply to: RickinVa

Right. So in other words the people who haven't read the memo and are speculating are correct.

As well as the 180 people who haven't read the Intel.

I again have no doubt lynch did dirty things.



But you are right I will lot think much of it until the Intel is released to prove it.

Hence my feeling it is largely pr. My feeling.

That and the fact they voted to expand fisa