re: So the man with the “best memory”

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Couldn’t remember 30 times.

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Normally I'm not into whataboutism because the Mueller report has finalized all of this bullshite. However, I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that he had a better memory than Comey who "couldn't recall" 245 times during Congressional testimony. So, yeah, his memory is awesome. EAD.

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Congratulations, it looks like your dirty president will survive for now.

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That's an odd thing to call the most investigated man of all time. If he were dirty, we certainly know about that by now. Don't try to play the role of enlightened liberal if you are not willing to hide your ignorance. We have BamaSJW for that.

Eta: he's your president too.

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Basic lawyer advice 101. Given the number of people charged with process crimes, would you have testified?

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Guiliani said the written questions referencing the time when he was president (after campaign) they did not answer, definitely perjury traps for obstruction.

This talking point bothers me. Trump cooperated as anyone would. Force the subpoena for an in person interview. This is obvious.

The fact that he was never interviewed in person is on Mueller. Ironically, mister obstruction felt he had ample cooperation from the WH and didn't need that interview.

This is a really crappy topic. But I'm going to try and save it.
Has anyone considered why memory exists? It's not to make us happy remembering the good old days and it's not to make us psychotic over past trauma. It's to help us survive tomorrow.

All sentient beings have memory. Ug the caveman got really sick when he ate that red leaf off a bush. So, he remembered not to eat it next time. He told child, Uglette, not to eat it. If Uglette had a good memory she survived. If not, she ate the red leaves and died before passing on her bad memory to her children.

Charles Darwin was on to something.

He learned from the best.