From Now On, When I Think I'm Having a Bad Day...

[CS1983]

Is this the guy that was sleeping with some lawyer and sending a bunch of texts, or someone else?

I think you just described 73% of DC.

[Gman]

Is this the guy that was sleeping with some lawyer and sending a bunch of texts, or someone else?

I think that's a TV show.

Me paraphrasing: This was a guy that was exchanging texts with his female boss at the FBI where they essentially said that there was no way that they would allow Trump to be President.

[hollohas]

As usual, Gowdy did an awesome job. One of the good guys and Congress will be worse without him.

[Gman]

Gowdy makes a hell of a prosecutor...but what really came out of his stint in Congress?

[Irving]

Can someone translate this for me?

Congress is mostly stupid assholes doing dumb bullshit for show, and people should have the balls to stand up to them, right or wrong.

I think there is some truth to this statement, but it's very nice to see congress act how they are supposed to on rare occasions.

[spqrzilla]

I got news for you, the Democrats think Strzok did fine. Notice that he refused to answer the most important questions, claiming the FBI counsel so instructed him. This wasn't just Strzok stonewalling Congress, this was the FBI.

[Bailey Guns]

I got news for you, the Democrats think Strzok did fine.

Well of course they do. They also think it's OK for all sorts of other, anti-social behavior like saying the president's child should be turned over to a sexual predator and calling the first lady a "feckless c***". That plays fine to their unhinged, extreme base but it isn't playing well with the rest of the country. It's not over for Strzok and Page. And it's not over for democrats. They may think a "blue wave" is coming in Nov and it might be. But I think the chances are better than 50-50 that the wave is going to be headed out to sea instead of towards shore.

...but it's very nice to see congress act how they are supposed to on rare occasions.

This was really the point of the OP anyway. It wasn't meant to be a comment on the work of congress overall...it was meant to be a comment on Gowdy and Gohmert showing Strozk to be the lying scumbag he really is. And they did a fine job on this particular occasion. It's too bad some of you are so cynical with everything .gov that you can't see the brief flashes of good that do occur once every blue moon.

[Irving]

I was just doing the translating. I like Gowdy.

[Bailey Guns]

My last comment regarding cynicism wasn't directed at you, Irving. Sorry if it came across that way. Just cynical people in general. I get that way occasionally but I try not to let it become a lifestyle.

[Skip]

I got news for you, the Democrats think Strzok did fine. Notice that he refused to answer the most important questions, claiming the FBI counsel so instructed him. This wasn't just Strzok stonewalling Congress, this was the FBI.

In concert with the Dims and MSM, yes. The FBI is now exposed as a partisan organization that openly ignores the laws it is tasked with enforcing in order to interfere with elections (both before and after as the evidence goes).

It will be very dangerous if Strzok walks from this. The precedent being set is that gov agencies can work with political parties to advance a candidate while constructing false facts (Russian collusion, Steele Dossier, etc...) and hide that construction behind "national security."

And it's only in the open now because of those stupid texts!!! Had they had enough sense to use off-record/secure comms (like Nellie Ohr's ham radio) there would be no proof as all of Nunes' requests get ignored and docs are redacted. Took 1.5 years to learn FBI fired Steele and still sought the FISA warrant after knowing he was 100% bullshit. As they leaked the false facts to the MSM even!!!