The lead prosecutor from Watergate says it's a crime. Along with W's previous ethics lawyer. That's good enough for me. We'll have to see what the investigation concludes.

More "whataboutism." The two instances are nothing alike. Did you read that article? You're a one trick pony with this, sad!

And quit lying about the dossier, I've barely mentioned it...lyin' Randy.

Correct. If his admin is under the microscope, then Trump is too, if indirectly.

File that under "duh."

Lyin' Randy just can't help himself. It was repeated to you then, and it has been repeated since, nobody was claiming Trump specifically was under investigation. Although his administration was.

This is all pathetic really. You split hairs and play word games so you can attack strawmen. When news comes to light, you ignore it, demand more "evidence" and continue to lie about the past.

How many times must the people you attack tell you that's not what they were claiming? I guess you wouldn't have anything without your lies. You might as well just argue with  yourself, speaking for us on our behalf.

And kicked the Russians out of America immediately.

You know what else happened immediately when Trump took office? He wanted to re-open that same Russian compound, much to the chagrin of everybody at his side. (That article was posted here btw, ignored by the "conservatives.")

Notice though, as I said, how they both totally ignore that story and go to their usual shticks.

It's barely started.

It's only "imploding" because Republicans (led by Rubio) stiffed the insurers and broke the promises made inside the law. The same thing was done for Medicare part D when W was president and they expanded Medicaid/Medicare (socialism-gasp!) but they were fine with it back then.

As anybody watching can attest to: the GOP stand for nothing. As long as Obama was in favor of it, they were now against it.

What they did to the ACA hurt consumers, hurt business and potentially killed people. Of course then they blamed it on Obama and claim it's "imploding." Insurers raise prices or get out of the exchanges. That's what happens when they aren't paid, and that's why they are suing the government for non payment.

No law is perfect. Laws have been tweaked over the years. But the difference is there were not Mitch McConnells back then. There wasn't the "freedom caucus" or Fox News.