I love the smell of panic in the morning

[SHRED]

Link to tweet

[Sanity Claws]

1. Any decent person would urge everyone to tell the truth

not testify for or against anyone.
When someone encourages another person not to testify against them, it implies, Lie if you have to.

[Baitball Blogger]

13. You can smell the quid pro quo coming.

[Haggis for Breakfast]

32. Sing along . . . .

'Tis the season for collusion, fa la la la la la la la la
See the Donald's mad confusion, fa la la la la la la la la
Don he now the orange apparel, fa la la la la la la la la
Time for him to say farewell-a, fa la la la la la la la la.

[Maeve]

2. Gee, even he knows that "President Trump" should be in quotes!

[The Polack MSgt]

9. He stole that fom me

I was doing that since way back...

Ok, so was almost everybody else...

[spanone]

3. he loves criminals 'guts'

[Cracklin Charlie]

8. Did ya see Rick Wilson's tweet?

About outing Trump/Stone’s cutout (go between) to the Special Council’s Office?

Mobsters gonna mob.

[spanone]

10. Yes!!!!!

Lock these bastards up.

[thbobby]

4. Never testify against, take a bullet for, ...

Traitors, meet Mr. Mueller. Love the smell of panic. Love the smell of fear. It's all beautiful. America the Beautiful. Beautiful to those who love our country that is. Maybe not to traitorous mobsters.

[riversedge]

5. And Cohen said he would take a bullet for you Trumpy. How did that work out??

[MLAA]

6. Even better than the smell of fresh coffee!

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

12. This smells more like covfefe.

[MLAA]

22. LOL!

[TwistOneUp]

36. I love the smell of covfefe in da morning.

Smells like ... victory.

[Cracklin Charlie]

7. Smells like victory?

Nitty gritty time, seems like.

[Baitball Blogger]

11. Just want to point out something that I noticed a long time ago.

Do you remember how we use to say, "he's a man of his word," to mean the guy was an upstanding gentleman?

Well, guess what? In a culture of corruption if means the person can be counted on to lie for you. I see it locally, all the time.

[SHRED]

14. That term has been turned over on its head

In this age of criminality.

[Baitball Blogger]

15. Exactly! This is how we got into our bizarro world.

And, encouraging the local business community to make global business relationships has hasten our demise. A big problem in Florida where we depend on tourism. Imagine what could go wrong when a county builds an airport and tries to bring in tourist into their county, hoping to homestead them as well. Imagine what could go wrong.

I know the answer to that question because it is my story.

[MGKrebs]

16. Mueller hasn't asked Stone to testify, and

there's a pretty good chance he doesn't even need Stone's testimony.

So Stone is probably trying to get in line for a pardon anyway, even though he will not have actually flipped on Il Duce Deuce.

[calimary]

17. Ouch!

Acting scared too.

[Stinky The Clown]

18. "President Trump" in quotes. Finally, I agree with him.

[47of74]

35. Yeah I noticed that too.

[Loge23]

19. It's time to start lining them up

...and I'm not talking about for mug shots.
This affair will go down as one of the worst organized conspiracies against the USA.
Take.Them.Down.

[Grasswire2]

31. how does that work?

Tallest first? Age before beauty? What?

[George II]

20. If he's called upon to testify and he refuses, he'll be charged with contempt and go to jail...

...until trump pardons him.

[LakeArenal]

21. Trump knows a lot about gut.

YUGE gut..... knowledge.

Yep when I think of a lot of gut, that’s trump.

[Calista241]

23. Part of me thinks we're being played. n/t

[Cryptoad]

24. IMPO,,,

when we reply to the Trumpster's twitters, we are feeding his base.

[ET Awful]

25. Hmmmm.... did he also say

he'd take a bullet for Trump? Someone else said that....I forget who.

[FakeNoose]

28. Roger would take a tattoo for Trump

... but never said anything about a bullet.

[libdem4life]

26. Read a long article about the lying in the WH...every staffer has to parrot the same, exact lie

even if it changes, as a pathological liar is prone to do, often within a few minutes. Otherwise they will lose their job. If someone else read it, please post the link. It was terrifying and fascinating at the same time.

Thus what has been described as indictments in the hundreds. Still hard to imagine, but logical, it's illegal to lie under oath...and many have and will continue too do so.

[GopherGal]

33. The Trumpistas have built a wall

... a Perjury Wall around the pee-resident.

They all lie like they breathe, (and somehow don't stop to worry about the consequences if they keep up that pattern under oath*). It may serve to protect Drumpf because the only witnesses that can attest to his crimes all have so little credibility.

*This is the part that puzzles me. Are there really that many pardons and legal defense funds to be given out?

[czarjak]

27. Stand strong...

Even when you’re wrong?

[dlk]

29. Stone is Hoping for a Pardon

[argyl]

30. I thought he was "President T."

[JohnnyRingo]

34. That's not what that means

Testifying against you doesn't mean lying. The opposite is true.

According to Trump, Michael Cohen was indicted because he told the truth that there was no collusion. Now, facing stiff jail time for all that truth telling, Cohen is lying about Trump for an easy sentence.

Sad enough that Trump sees such twisted logic, but 30% of the country seems to agree. I think a certain percentage of the US went insane after 9/11 and are yet to fully recover.

[NewJeffCT]

37. He really does projection, doesn't he?

"rogue and out of control prosecutor"

Everything I've read on Mueller is that he is anything but out of control - he's thorough and methodical.

He really means "rogue and out of control PRESIDENT"