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Thoughts on Cassidy Hutchinson?

johnny, stop spamming the board in a desperate attempt to distract from Trump's undisputed (even by Trump) dereliction of duty, sitting around watching TV for three hours during a riot at the Capitol and doing nothing to stop it when a single tweet from him could have stopped it.

If you don't have any thoughts on a subject, don't start another thoughtless, empty thread demonstrating your complete ignorance about it.

We already know the extent of your gross ignorance.

Scientists have actually captured video of Clowntroller's own personal daily routine.

It is fast-paced and hectic, by my standard, but judge for yourselves:

Here is video of johnforbes and other Trump supporters frantically spreading their myriad lies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnpW81rdR60

If you look closely in the upper right hand corner, you can see johnfibs dutifully sucking on the 'antenna' of his fellow mindless drone.

It was not 9 weeks, but NINE MONTHS she worked for Trump after that fateful day

My prior video was entitled "Animal Misfits," and certainly its poignant portrayal of a sloth reminded us all of Clown's fast-paced lifestyle.

This is more my style:

It's a bit disturbing that johnforbes suggests his wife committed suicide shortly after he explained to her what he was really like.

Understandable, but disturbing.

And he thinks Hutchinson has mental issues...

No, when I first gauged the extent of her shoe purchases, it was me who became depressed.

But her great gams made it a necessary expense.

"In her two hours of testimony, Hutchinson made a series of blockbuster claims incriminating former President Donald Trump, her White House colleagues, and even her direct superiors over their conduct as security at the U.S. Capitol was compromised by a horde of demonstrators. Relying on third-party conversations, Hutchinson claimed the president tried to violently hijack the presidential limousine to drive himself down to the rioters on Jan. 6. The claim was denounced as fabricated hours later. She said the president was aware that White House protesters were well-equipped with deadly weapons and still invited them onto government grounds anyway dismissing security concerns, never mind the fact that only a few face charges. And she said former White House Counsel Pat Cipollone personally warned her not to allow Trump to go to the Capitol or “We’re going to get charged with every crime imaginable.” Never mind Cipollone was not at the White House when Hutchinson claimed, according to multiple witnesses. Former White House lawyer Eric Herschmann also disputed another claim by Hutchinson, saying he wrote a note she took credit for.

Left-wing media outlets were quick to brand the 25-year-old aide as the show-stopping witness whose testimony was on par with the most devastating revelations from Watergate. The Boston Globe said that while some call her “the new John Dean” — the Watergate witness whose testimony harmed Richard Nixon — she was actually “more impressive.” CNN said Hutchinson’s revelations were “worse.” NPR called them “explosive.” The Bulwark called her a “heroine.” The Washington Post declared her commentary “damning” and even illustrated her appearance in an online graphic novel. The New York Times published an op-ed headlined, “Cassidy Hutchinson Changes Everything.”

Yet in a series of private communications from December 2020 through May 2021, shared exclusively with The Federalist, Hutchinson commiserated with other targets of the probe about how little information she had about any wrongdoing that day, and lamented how corrupt the politicized committee was. Far from being upset with Trump, Hutchinson repeatedly spoke in favor of him and his presidency.

“I would rather shoot myself dead into the Potomac than see marine one flying around this city without 45 again,” Hutchinson wrote in one message nearly three months after the Capitol riot.

In November 2021, Hutchinson was among the first former White House staffers to be subpoenaed by the Select Committee. In the weeks and months following, Hutchinson continued to disparage the politicized committee in private, and repeatedly joked about the same riot she now says leaves her with emotional scars today. Six days after she was issued a subpoena, Hutchinson called the Jan. 6 panel a “phony committee.” Around the same time, she told a former colleague her testimony would have nothing to offer.

“Other than a handful of irrelevant texts, I have literally no documents or anything they’re asking about,” one ex-White House staffer texted her."

johnny, admitting that you fell for the latest made up stupid shit from your handlers doesn't add to your credibility.

Quite the opposite.

Everything she said turned out to be fake, but media outlets lapped it up:


Left-wing media outlets were quick to brand the 25-year-old aide as the show-stopping witness whose testimony was on par with the most devastating revelations from Watergate.

The Boston Globe said that while some call her “the new John Dean” — the Watergate witness whose testimony harmed Richard Nixon — she was actually “more impressive.”

CNN said Hutchinson’s revelations were “worse.” NPR called them “explosive.”

The Bulwark called her a “heroine.”

The Washington Post declared her commentary “damning” and even illustrated her appearance in an online graphic novel.

The New York Times published an op-ed headlined, “Cassidy Hutchinson Changes Everything.”

johnny, admitting that you fell for the latest made up stupid shit from your handlers doesn't add to your credibility.

Quite the opposite.

Clowntoker, who stands for nothing, tends to fall for everything.