This testimony is a farce.

Nothing useful is coming out, both D's and R's are coming out looking pretty badly, and Strzok is looking like nothing worse than (in an objective point of view) opinionated.

I will say the D's 'are' looking slightly worse, but even with the D's constantly obstructing the line of questioning of the R's, the R's are doing themselves absolutely no favors in effective coming off looking like they're just badgering.

Goodlatte is unfortunately seriously in need of being more aware of his appearance of smugness.

But… holy hell… The D's… they can't hardly let any of the R's get out a full sentence - roughly 60% of the time they break in with 'point of order!' 'objection!' '<insert stupid outburst here>'

>>2130250

As well he should. He's handling this masterfully.

That level of confidence can 'only' come from awareness of a prior and higher-level agreement having been made and amusement at the slow-motion train wreck occurring with a front row seat to the carnage.

>>2130311

Fair, and point stipulated.

But he's 'not' coming out of this looking badly from what I've listened to, if you listen objectively.

>>2130423

I'm referring to the appearances that normies are seeing.

Overall, I agree with you, as refers to those that've been following this closely, via autist or via msm, either one.

But he's winning the normies.

>>2130480

That's the best thing they can do.

Gowdy is pretty much the only one in the room seemingly capable of restraining himself and not letting the D's constant interruptions break his composure. More, he's the only one asking questions that don't allow for much interruption.

Well done Gowdy.

>>2130500

We've only seen the '3rd' version - redacted and modified by DoJ.

The original, I predict, is quite different in its findings.