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Originally Posted by Ohio
McCabe lacked candor, and thus became a liability to them.
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I am aware that this is the reason that Sessions (who definitely lacked candor in his own testimony) gave for firing him. I am also aware that McCabe is going to respond and that we have not been given access to all the information.
You may be right, Sessions may be right. But even if he is right he is also a hypocrite who has not provided me with sufficient evidence to make a judgement.
As far as watching the news, I watch as little as I can get away with. If I see a story that is important I will read a little on it. But for the most part the "news" is simply blowhards prognosticating. I hate the news that I am seeing, I certainly don't need to double and triple the time spent with a bunch of useless discussion on possible ways it will play out.
Think about Mueller, he doesn't say a word except to give subpoena's and indictments. Yet there is endless discussion, every day about him, what he might be doing, and this is fueled by all the tweets from Trump and comments made by his lawyers, etc. Eliminate all the commentary and you have enough real news to make headlines on three or four days.