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In response to "No, it doesn't. But it certainly gave support to Trump to do so. -- nm" by Andie

But Trump said publicly that it wasn't the basis of firing him. He was going to do it anyway. This is just Trump looking for a scapegoat.

Posted by pmb (aka pmb) Jun 16 '17, 09:42

That's why he asked for the memo in the first place. The problem is all of Trump's own making.

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oh i'm not denying any of this. But, Rosenstein shouldn't have written it if he didn't believe in it. - Andie Jun 16, 09:51 3
- I think he will have to recuse himself from the investigation and it will be because he will also be a witness. As for whether he should have written - pmb Jun 16, 09:56
- also - he initially did say it was the basis, didn't he? so, he's said both (like usual.) -- nm - Andie Jun 16, 09:52 1
  - he said it was the memo, he said it was C was running the FBI poorly, he said it was the Russia thing, he said what about Crooked Hillary, he said ... -- nm - crash davis Jun 16, 09:56
he really has tried at least six or eight different arguments on this, hasn't he -- nm - crash davis Jun 16, 09:46 1
- He would have been a good plaintiffs' attorney. Keep throwing it out there and hope one of the theories sticks. -- nm - jnine Jun 16, 09:47

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