[Clownkicker]

"Rep. Trey Gowdy, chairman of the House Oversight Committee and a longtime Trump supporter, was briefed last week by the Justice Department and FBI following reports that investigators relied on a U.S. government informant in its investigation into Russian election meddling.

“I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump,” Gowdy, a South Carolina Republican, told Fox News on Tuesday.

On Wednesday, Gowdy said he had “never heard the term ‘spy’ used” and did not see evidence of that.
“Informants are used all day, every day by law enforcement,” he told “CBS This Morning.”"


Clearly it was an informant investigating one person who publicly bragged about his possibly-illegal contacts with Russians.
So now johnforbes can take his brainwashed-party-line regurgitation about political "spies" in the Trump campaign and go home.
Trey Gowdy doesn't want to hear it, johnny, and neither do any intelligent people. So that only leaves you the conservatard Trump loyalists here.

[johnforbes]

First of all, Trey seems like a nice fellow, but he couldn't beat Ruth Bader Ginsberg in arm-wrestling.

As to the spies in the Trump campaign, of course the use of that term is correct and acceptable and accurate.

It is crystal clear that top officials conspired to protect Hillary and frame Trump.

[elklindo69]

@TGowdySC: "I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with @realDonaldTrump." #TheStory

Can Captain Benghazi explain how an investigation into people on Trump’s campaign “has nothing to do with Donald Trump?”

Is it me...or does that shit make absolutely no fucking sense?

[johnforbes]

First of all, Trey seems like a nice fellow, but he couldn't beat Ruth Bader Ginsberg in arm-wrestling.

As to the spies in the Trump campaign, of course the use of that term is correct and acceptable and accurate.

It is crystal clear that top officials conspired to protect Hillary and frame Trump.

[Clownkicker]

First of all, johnforbes seems like a dishonest scumbag, but he couldn't learn a thing even if he were smacked upside the head by a stern schoolmarm.

As to the spies in the Trump campaign, of course the use of that term is dishonest and inflammatory and misleading and inaccurate as concerns law enforcement. "Spies" are used against foreign enemies. Confidential informants are used by police and the FBI against alleged domestic lawbreakers. Papadopoulos is a U.S. citizen on U.S. soil, so the FBI can't honestly be said to be "spying" on him, can they, johnny.

But more than that, Papadopoulos is not Trump. As Gowdy tried to smack some sense into johnfibs, the FBI did nothing inappropriate inside the Trump campaign, so johnny's mindless droning about how it is "indisputable" that Trump was spied on is just more partisan propaganda unsupported by any facts.

[johnforbes]

My grandmother and mother, both stern teachers, would have slapped Clownflabber for his racist remarks.

How are they racist?

Well, I have no idea, but then neither does the Left know why the tweet about crooked Valerie was either.

[Clownkicker]

^^^^^and johnforbes folds and slinks away.

[namngulfvet]

RealJustme wrote:
Clown you must have missed my post, I'll ask it again. How is a HIV infected tranny prostitute, who was deported two times before for crimes, then sneaks back in illegally, a lawful asylum seeker? What value does he/she bring to America?

Answer the question Clown you asshole licker

[Clownkicker]

If you want the answers to those questions, simply go to the thread you got the questions from and read the answers, you illiterate buffoon.

Try to stay on topic here. Why drag your clueless stupidity from thread to thread?

[johnforbes]

Heavens to Betsy, Clown seems in a surly mood today.

Perhaps he was slapped by a stern schoolmarm?

[Clownkicker]

Heavens to Betsy, namandgulfdumbfuck was the one who came with the surly attitude first thing in the morning, but as always, hypocrite johnforbes picks on the guy who simply answered in kind instead of talking to the turd who started it.

If that is how his stern mother and grandmother settled disputes on the playground, punishing the one defending himself instead of punishing the instigator, it's no wonder johnforbes learned to be an obfuscating hypocrite and as an adult.

Understandably, honesty never worked for him as a child with unjust teachers like that.

[johnforbes]

We can disagree on politics, but you have real ability in naming boats.

I am now pondering the name "Obfuscating Hypocrite" for my new kayak, which will be made of wood by a Maine craftsman.

He makes kayaks too pretty to even go in water, so I may hang it from the collar ties of the A-frame great room of a weekend place.

[Clownkicker]

I realize you're being facetious, but of course any watercraft that pretty will always look its very best out on the water.

That said, save the name for your 36-foot fiberglass 'sailboat' that never has its sails hoisted and wallows too broad in the beam to actually sail decently, all because you wanted so many spacious and useless features below deck just to impress your money-grubbing friends.

The name is perfect for that embarrassing tub.

[RealJustme]

wallows too broad in the beam to actually sail decently

Clown sometimes googling something can get you in trouble and you use the words wrong. What that person was probably saying was that "the beam was too broad to sail decently, causing it to wallow"

[Clownkicker]

Tool, you're in over your head.

I said what I meant, dimwit. Ask johnforbes if he understood what I said.

You, however, don't even speak English at an immigrant ESL level. Look at your clumsy and unattractive phraseology. :o :lol: :lol: :lol:

[johnforbes]

My father made walnut coffee tables, cherry grandfather clock cases, all sorts of stuff.

I have no such ability, but admire it in others.

This fellow who makes the wooden kayaks is in Maine and his works (canoes, kayaks, etc) are close to being too pretty to put in water.

They belong there, but still...