Has anyone ever asked you 'Do you trust the Government?' or 'Do you think politicians are honest?' I'm pretty sure that everyone's been asked that question at one time or another. I'm also pretty sure the answer to both questions was 'Aw, HELL no!'...which is why I think it's pretty amazing how out of touch the Republican Party is with the people. If 'Mr. Flip Flop' - Lindsey Graham - thinks that, by making such a statement, that the people are going to want to vote less for Democrats than Republicans (as if it matters), it's a pretty surefire bet that Republicans are clueless and out of touch; sitting in their homes we bought for them, driving cars we bought for them and not doing the jobs we are paying them to do - with what the American electorate thinks (at least, any citizen that is reasonably intelligent). And, if it is the cost of such investigations that worries you, consider what Trump has done since taking office (little other than destroying America's global reputation, fattening his personal wallet, driving up the deficit, ruining free speech, healthcare and immigration, global trade, etc) while the country goes further and further into debt, I think it's laughable. Putting him in office was the worst financial mistake anyone who voted for him could have ever made. It's time to spend some cash to make sure this surrealistic nightmare never happens again.

Has anyone ever asked you 'Do you trust the Government?' or 'Do you think politicians are honest?' I'm pretty sure that everyone's been asked that question at one time or another. I'm also pretty sure the answer to both questions was 'Aw, HELL no!'...which is why I think it's pretty amazing how out of touch the Republican Party is with the people. If 'Mr. Flip Flop' - Lindsey Graham - thinks that, by making such a statement, that the people are going to want to vote less for Democrats than Republicans (as if it matters), it's a pretty surefire bet that Republicans are clueless and out of touch; sitting in their homes we bought for them, driving cars we bought for them and not doing the jobs we are paying them to do - with what the American electorate thinks (at least, any citizen that is reasonably intelligent). And, if it is the cost of such investigations that worries you, consider what Trump has done since taking office (little other than destroying America's global reputation, fattening his personal wallet, driving up the deficit, ruining free speech, healthcare and immigration, global trade, etc) while the country goes further and further into debt, I think it's laughable. Putting him in office was the worst financial mistake anyone who voted for him could have ever made. It's time to spend some cash to make sure this surrealistic nightmare never happens again. - "I hope you understand what's coming your way. If you don't have a very competent, capable White House counsel, you'll live to regret it"