We're now at a place where President Trump can spend a morning raging on Twitter about the "crimes" that the previous president committed, and it's actually surprising that any reporter even asked Trump about it at the briefing.
Unsurprisingly, President Trump refused to answer what crime he was accusing Obama of committing.
And it's no big deal to all the reporters there. No follow ups so far to such insane, Republic-shattering sort of nonsense, and a good chance there will be no follow up at all.
And it's no big deal to all the reporters there. No follow ups so far to such insane, Republic-shattering sort of nonsense, and a good chance there will be no follow up at all.
Reporters spent most the briefing asking the same pointless questions about Covid-19 testing and getting the same pointless lies they've gotten for weeks on end.
Meanwhile Trump is accusing the previous president of criminal conduct and we barely even heard about it. Insanity.
Meanwhile Trump is accusing the previous president of criminal conduct and we barely even heard about it. Insanity.
"Trump says all kinds of concerning things, and him accusing Obama of crimes doesn't really mean anything" would morph so easily into "Some are troubled by Obama's recent arrest, but here's AG Barr in an interview with Catherine Herridge explaining how this upholds rule of law."
Aaand right on schedule, Herridge tweets Barr's statements on Obama administration officials. Barr prefaced this comment with, "If we were to find wrongdoing, in the sense of any criminal act, you know, obviously we would, we would follow through on that."
