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These dudes are so ******.
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Seems like everyone kept diaries/memos/notes during their time with orange clown
Seems like everyone kept diaries/memos/notes during their time with orange clown
I don’t know if that’s normal protocol but to me it’s says a lot that everyone feels like they need to keep receipts talking with dude cause they know he won’t hesistate to lie about what was said.
Why is the Orange clown so sloppy? It seems like he’s setting himself up for a huge L.
He's pretty dumb and he's never taken personal responsibility for anything.Why is the Orange clown so sloppy? It seems like he’s setting himself up for a huge L.
I dont understand how he can see himself as a hero when he is a BIG cause of all this madness. He knew both candidates were under investigations and he goes out and really public ally talks about only one.**** is going down soon
as they say: it's lit
These nothingburgers are gonna be extra crispy...
Dudes really think they'll win a war against the IC
White people are gonna be the demise of us all... they foul up everything they touch... since the beginning of time... smfh
Gonna be a multi-season series at this rate. House Of Turds.The movie about this is going to be long af
A White House staffer left the password to his encrypted email account at a bus stop in Washington, D.C., according to a new report.
Ryan McAvoy left his ProtonMail passwords and email address on a piece of White House stationery at a bus stop near the White House, The Intercept reported Saturday.
Someone reportedly found the piece of paper and turned it over to The Intercept, which said that it confirmed its authenticity. The aide, who works as a staff assistant in the White House, did not return The Intercept's requests for comment.
House Intelligence Committee Democrats said Wednesday they are interested in filing a subpoena to see how Trump campaign officials used WhatsApp, a messaging service.
Democrats said they want to see how how senior White House adviser Jared Kushner and other campaign employees are using the messaging app and others such as iMessage, Facebook Messenger, Signal, Slack, Instagram and Snapchat on the encrypted networks.
The committee may consider adding ProtonMail to that list, The Intercept reported.
Last September, it was reported that six members of Trump’s administration used private email addresses while conducting government business.
President Trump and Republicans had attacked former Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton over her use of a private email server while serving as secretary of State, calling it reckless.
Democrats on the Intelligence panel released a memo on Wednesday to lay out their responsibilities in the Trump-Russia investigation, which Republican members have said is wrapping up. Democrats, meanwhile, have pledged to continue their investigation.