President Donald Trump mocked New York Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer
for claiming lack of confidence in former FBI director James Comey and
then acting upset when Trump fired him.
In a tweet posted late Tuesday evening, Trump referred to Schumer as
‘Cryin’ Chuck Schumer for reversing positions on Comey after Trump fired
the FBI director earlier Tuesday. Trump made the decision based on the
recommendation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and his deputy Rod
Rosenstein. According to the president, the purpose of the firing is to
reinvigorate “public trust and confidence.”
Trump followed his tweet at the end with the hashtag #draintheswamp,
which is reminiscent of a campaign promise to remove graft and waste in
Washington D.C.
Following word of Comey’s firing, Senate Minority Leader Schumer told the president, “with all due respect, you are making a big mistake.”
But back in November, Schumer stated that he had completely lost confidence in Comey’s abilities.
“I do not have confidence in him any longer,” he said. At the time, Schumer criticized Comey’s handling of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s email probe as “appalling.”
Schumer is the Majority Leader because he's the only one who can
explicate the massive, glaring hypocrisy of the Congressional Democrats with
a straight face.
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President Donald Trump mocked New York Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer
for claiming lack of confidence in former FBI director James Comey and
then acting upset when Trump fired him.
In a tweet posted late Tuesday evening, Trump referred to Schumer as
‘Cryin’ Chuck Schumer for reversing positions on Comey after Trump fired
the FBI director earlier Tuesday. Trump made the decision based on the
recommendation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and his deputy Rod
Rosenstein. According to the president, the purpose of the firing is to
reinvigorate “public trust and confidence.”
Trump followed his tweet at the end with the hashtag #draintheswamp,
which is reminiscent of a campaign promise to remove graft and waste in
Washington D.C.
Following word of Comey’s firing, Senate Minority Leader Schumer told the president, “with all due respect, you are making a big mistake.”
But back in November, Schumer stated that he had completely lost confidence in Comey’s abilities.
“I do not have confidence in him any longer,” he said. At the time, Schumer criticized Comey’s handling of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s email probe as “appalling.”
Schumer is the Majority Leader because he's the only one who can
explicate the massive, glaring hypocrisy of the Congressional Democrats with
a straight face.
But back in November, Schumer stated that he had completely lost confidence in Comey’s abilities.
Uh, of course he didn't have confidence in him in November. He cratered her support with his Weiner Huma email laugher (which in comparison to the Russia allegations, isn't a wart on it's fanny). Everyone knows why he did what he did and why he did it at that time.
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But back in November, Schumer stated that he had completely lost confidence in Comey’s abilities.
Uh, of course he didn't have confidence in him in November. He cratered her support with his Weiner Huma email laugher (which in comparison to the Russia allegations, isn't a wart on it's fanny). Everyone knows why he did what he did and why he did it at that time.
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