He owes me (and most of us) for the pain and suffering I've/we've had to endure for the past 4 years too.
He’s coming up with more people to lock up.
His campaign owes plenty of cities money.
What a clown. Actually, they're both complete clowns. I mean, did Barr actually think that he was only going to be the AG for long enough to discredit the Mueller report? How could he not have known that illegal requests from Trump to investigate and lock people up who he considers rivals or enemies would be a must considering he's been wanting to lock up Clinton since they were candidates? Now he wants to lock up any and everyone who opposes him regardless of the fact that these people have every right to do and say the things they are. We've really got to put this nightmare to bed.Attacks is probably an overstatement, but he has been very critical of late and refused to say if he'd keep Barr on if re-elected. He's called the lack of anything from the various investigations into the Russia investigation a disgrace and embarrassment.
Trump hits Barr for not delivering Russia probe bombshells
Republican senators have been told not to expect any more indictments from U.S. Attorney John Durham before the election.www.politico.com
There really are just a few that haven't been thrown under the bus by now.
I think people surrounding Trump have a core belief of “if not me, then someone worse”. Early on there were “establishment Rs” holding the line, i.e. Sessions, Priebus, Coats, etc. Trump purged these types over mostly the first 2 years and has the highest turnover rate of the last 5 presidents. Purged Rs were replaced with far right loyalists with varying levels of experience like Barr, Meadows, Ratcliff. These would go further than the previous group but their experience will not take them as far as Trump wants. If re-elected, I think Trump will have a 2nd purge. Trump will seek the incompetently faithful who will give in fully to his authoritarian wishes.
