The Democrats' Game Plan for Sessions, And How All Of the Crap They'll Be Claiming Was Already Debunked

Good piece laying out the Democrats' defamation plan.

You know that alleged "third meeting" between Sessions and Kislyak? Most likely it's a concocted hoax.

Here's what CNN reports:

Comey explained that the possibility there could have been another encounter was not something he wanted to discuss in the earlier public hearing, according to a source familiar with the briefing.

The information is based in part on Russian-to-Russian intercepts where the meeting was discussed, three sources familiar with the information tell CNN.

But the sources said it is possible the ambassador, Sergey Kislyak, was exaggerating the extent of the encounter.

Exaggerated? So this information isn't actually reliable? I have to wonder: Why would this unreliable information make Sessions' "continued engagement in a Russia-related investigation problematic"? It wouldn't, naturally, but it would provide fodder for the Democrats and the media and continue to spread chaos for the Trump administration -- which serves the agenda of a disgruntled employee like Comey. As of right now, we have not a shred of evidence anything improper occurred between Sessions and Kislyak at the Mayflower [hotel] and since everything else is leaking, why wouldn't the actual evidence leak too?

What do we know about this possibly "exaggerated" third meeting that will be a subject of inquiry today?

According to ABC News:

Sessions is prepared to make clear that there was no "third meeting" with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak at the Mayflower Hotel, the source said, pushing back on reports that Sessions could have met with Kislyak at an April 2016 Trump campaign event they both attended at the hotel.

The Justice Department has said that Sessions was at the Mayflower that day, but there were no private or side conversations between the two.

So both men were at the same hotel at the same time. Is there evidence they met? We haven't seen it and all we have is a report that is possibly exaggerated. So once more, all hat and no cattle.

The hearings begin in half an hour, at 2:30 eastern.

Link: Once again, Fox is delaying putting up the link. Okay, I'm done trying to link Fox's feed.

Here's CSPAN's feed, which you're paying for anyway.

posted by Ace at 01:50 PM

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