(01-29-2018, 04:59 PM)JagNGeorgia Wrote:

(01-29-2018, 04:34 PM)The Real Marty Wrote: Okay, first you said "from the Clinton campaign" then you said, "from a group tied to Clinton family ally Terry McAuliffe."   Thank you for the correction.  The contribution did not come from the Clinton campaign.   The PAC tied to Terry McAuliffe gave the same level of contributions to several different democrats, not just her.  McCabe was not deputy director of the FBI when the contribution occurred.   And his wife had already lost the race when he got promoted. 

Now if you think the guy is going to try to indict the President of the United States because some other person gave his wife a campaign contribution a few years ago, that's kind of implausible don't you think?  

I think the McCabe is retiring because the President is a childish brat who throws mud at law enforcement every chance he gets, which incidentally is what guilty people do to try to discredit an investigation that they think might find something.   I think he's just sick of being attacked by the very person who is supposed to be backing up law enforcement, not throwing mud on it.

A couple things: 

1.) Since when do liberals care about law enforcement? Many of whom made a career on senselessly bashing them and blaming them for things they are not responsible. The liberal support of law enforcement has always been conditional. 

2.) Trump attack’s anyone that attacks him. He doesn’t care if you’re white, black, male, female, law enforcement, or criminals. Let’s not pretend he’s doing it because he’s guilty. This is just who he is. 

3.) The FBI has earned every bit of criticism they get. If McCabe can’t handle that, I question his ability to lead. Criticism and law enforcement go hand-in-hand. I’m curious if you think it’s a coincidence that Wray went up there to speak about the memo and MCCabe decides to retire the very next day?

1) First of all, what does this have to do with liberals.   I'm talking about Trump attacking law enforcement.   Whether liberals do or do not care about law enforcement is completely irrelevant.  

2) As far as Trump attacking anyone who attacks him, has law enforcement actually attacked him?  As far as I know, there is an investigation dealing with Russian interference in our political campaigns.   How is Trump under attack by law enforcement, unless he is expecting to be indicted or something? 

The fact is, Trump and his surrogates have slung mud on the FBI ever since the investigation started, which leads any rational person to wonder if he's guilty of something.

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