Locker Her Up - and do it this time ...

[dogtag]

This vindictive woman took a recording device into
the White House "situation room" where nothing of that
nature is allowed - obviously for security reasons as
this is the place where 'secrets' are discussed.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...rd-firing.html

oops, that should be - lock her up

[Sandpebble]

This vindictive woman took a recording device into
the White House "situation room" where nothing of that
nature is allowed - obviously for security reasons as
this is the place where 'secrets' are discussed.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...rd-firing.html

oops, that should be - lock her up

Lock her up.... hell ... someone like that "fake" reality TV star should never have been in that room in the first place ... nor should jewlery/clothing salesmen be either....

shame on those responsible for not being responsible enough....

[Vern Humphrey]

Don't feed the trolls.

[dogtag]

Don't feed the trolls.

I have no control on who answers my threads.

[Roadkingtrax]

I have no control on who answers my threads.

Its an involuntary response at this point.

[Vern Humphrey]

I have no control on who answers my threads.

Just don't answer them back.

[dogtag]

Just don't answer them back.

Point out when I last did. You'll have to go back some.

[Roadkingtrax]

He hired her...

[Vern Humphrey]

Point out when I last did. You'll have to go back some.

Good man!

[Roadkingtrax]

[togor]

'Trax it's a good science experiment. Unchecked by common sense, let's see how out there DT's posts can get. He's already on record for favoring jury-nullification acts for Trump-affiliated criminals.

[Roadkingtrax]

I fear for DT's sanity everytime he finds something interesting to him outside of the Dailymail. He might stray onto something with merit and research.

[togor]

Perhaps...if he stumbles onto a Guardian URL.

[clintonhater]

He's already on record for favoring jury-nullification acts for Trump-affiliated criminals.

The correct term for so-called jury-nullification is "a fair trial." If the jury is only there to rubber-stamp a judge's personal decisions, then drop the hypocrisy of calling the procedure a "jury-trial."

[togor]

The correct term for so-called jury-nullification is "a fair trial." If the jury is only there to rubber-stamp a judge's personal decisions, then drop the hypocrisy of calling the procedure a "jury-trial."

Actually Vern has it right this time. Jurors are there to weigh the evidence. DT wants them to ignore it.