>>246562

Can you give sauce for that?

If she's done half of what's suspected there, she's done more than a normal person could get done in real life even if they wanted to. That means she's very connected to have such a "super resume" according to an anon a few days ago.

>>246825

Have the Sergeant at Arms start arresting people after everyone's seated.

>>246861

Left one is a take on the "golden showers" from the Dossier.

>>246829

"What are the fire trucks doing there / when there was no fire?"

>>246883

"are hereby pardoned" unless i am missing a pun in the lower line.

>>246912

I asked for "hereby" not "hearby".

>>246920

>twitter .com/infowars/status/949150993182150657

He says he thinks that's in the works. Far far short of convincing proof.

>>246940

The President can issue a pardon against any federal charges. This also applies to prospective charges that could come; that's been done too. It's in the Constitution.

>>246930

They don't "own" Chappaqua. Too many other rich people there for that, whose wealth has nothing to do with the Clintons. But lots of people there are very liberal and probably love their Bill and Hillary.

>>246987

Well hell, if Bannon actually called Trump's son a traitor and said that Trump was met Veselnitskaya himself (apparently without evidence for that charge) – there's no point trying to maintain relations with someone like that.