I would love for the low-level coffee boy to bring trump down.....

[spanone]

let's hope he was wearing a wire for the last three months.

FULL COURT PRESS TO DISCREDIT MR. PAPADOPOULOS

Trump dismisses Papadopoulos as 'low-level volunteer' but once touted him
http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/31/politics/donald-trump-george-papadopoulos/index.html

Ex-Trump campaign adviser: Papadopoulos was just a 'coffee boy'
http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/31/politics/caputo-papadopoulos-coffee-boy-cnntv/index.html

TRUMP TEAM NOW SAYS PAPADOPOULOS WAS A 'VOLUNTEER,' 'COFFEE BOY' AFTER GUILTY PLEA
http://www.newsweek.com/former-trump-adviser-downplays-indicted-aides-role-697055

Team Trump Attacks ‘Low Level’ George Papadopoulos: He Was the Coffee Boy
https://www.thedailybeast.com/team-trump-attacks-low-level-george-papadopoulos-he-was-the-coffee-boy

ETC.

ETC.

ETC.

[C_U_L8R]

1. Revenge of Covfefe Boy

Righteous.

[calimary]

9. WINNER!

This one deserves to win the whole internet today!

[lame54]

2. I hope all that coffee made him alert to what was going on around him

[lagomorph777]

4. Doesn't matter what George the coffee boy SAYS;

it matters what his mic picked up.

[Sophiegirl]

3. I hope he has security

He is definitely not safe.

[Wednesdays]

5. Well, history could repeat itself

Very few people remember the name Alexander Butterfield, who was a rather obscure staffer in the Nixon White House. But I remember watching the Watergate Hearings when Butterfield confirmed the existence of the Oval Office recordings (hinted at earlier by John Dean), which eventually led to the fall of the Nixon administration.

So, I would never slough off even the most miniscule witnesses.

[murielm99]

6. I remember Butterfield.

The coffee boy? Yesterday, I was thinking he is the equivalent of Dean. Maybe not. Maybe a Dean-like person will come later, someone higher up.

[populistdriven]

7. Not as low as President Carter's Killer Rabbit but low enough

How Jimmy Carter's Face-Off with a Rabbit Changed the Presidency
https://www.wnyc.org/story/hare-brained-history-curious-case-jimmy-carter-v-rabbit/

Of all the crises that President Carter faced in 1979 -- gas shortages, hostage-taking, runaway inflation -- his bizarre encounter with a crazed swimming rabbit on a Georgia lake was as damaging as any to his image. The incident crystallized an emerging sense that Carter was a man in over his head.

The view was disputable. Carter had gotten off to a strong start as president, especially with his Nobel Prize-winning achievement of forging the Camp David peace accords between Israel and Egypt. But by the time the "killer rabbit" story broke on a sluggish news day in August 1979, many of Carter's efforts to project himself as a forceful leader had fizzled or backfired.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

8. Next up: "Trump team now says Sessions was only a cookie elf." . . . . nt

[Chakaconcarne]

10. Not terribly bright to demean someone providing information about you to the FBI.