Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker (New Supervisor of the Mueller Probe)

I'm being drawn into a debate with a guy about how Americans are intolerant of Christianity. LOL

You crack me up.

 

Trump has his man to do his bidding. The Justice Department is now a political extension of the White House.

The Mueller probe will not see the light of day unless Senate Republicans use their power to stop this - which seems highly unlikely.

 

That’s the biggest causality in this.. the Senate. Now under this legal pretense, Senate confirmation will no longer be a requirement. President Avannetti can just hire Rosie O’Donnell as AG if he wants to for 200 days. You idiots on the right realize this now right?

You guys on team destroy libtard better hope like hell this federal judge rules in favor of the Maryland AG.

All of these openly autocratic court justifications like the freedom of the press case (Acosta/cnn) and now that rule of law via law enforcement(Whitaker appointment) cuts both ways. You think Obama had too much power before.... haha... just wait till Trumps administration rulings are now considered precedent.

 

matt whitakers company developed a product called 'the masculine toilet', for the well-endowed man. they say the average mans penis length is 5''-6'' inches. im wondering if this is flaccid or hard? kind of feeling a little insecure now.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...6cca409c180_story.html?utm_term=.98760f4b6b90

Matthew Whitaker is steeped in time travel and Bigfoot. He’s the right man for the job.

My colleague Ruth Marcus writes: “The acting attorney general of the United States is a crackpot.”

As though that’s a bad thing.

Which it isn’t.

The “crackpot” bit is not in dispute. In addition to his exotic legal views and his lack of relevant experience, Matthew G. Whitaker was already known to have hawked hot-tub seats for a business that shut down this year after reaching a $26 million settlement with the Federal Trade Commission for defrauding customers. But that’s just the beginning of the crackpottery.

During the current U.S. attorney general’s time on the company’s advisory board, from 2014 onward, World Patent Marketing:

● Claimed that “DNA evidence collected in 2013 proves that Bigfoot does exist,” had a website selling Bigfoot paraphernalia and planned a celebrity event called “You Have Been Squatched!”

● Asserted that “time travel” could be “possible, perhaps within the next decade” and tried to raise money using bitcoin for time-travel research by one of Whitaker’s fellow board members. The company suggested users might “relive moments from your past” or “visit your future.”

● Announced, in the same media release heralding Whitaker’s appointment to the board, a patent application for an extra-deep “masculine toilet” for the well-endowed. Specifying the size of “average male genitalia,” the release said “this invention is designed for those of us who measure longer than that.”

Some think Whitaker’s association with the company (he did legal work for World Patent Marketing in addition to lending his name and hawking its wares) makes him patently unfit to serve. To the contrary, it is patently obvious he is the right man for this moment.

Only a man steeped in time travel and Bigfoot could successfully sell the notion that special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s inquiry is a “hoax” that should be shut down. In tapping, as the nation’s top law enforcement officer, a man with experience with hucksterism and conspiracy theories, President Trump has embraced his inner crackpot.

And the crackpots embraced him.

An August 2015 video by World Patent Marketing, “Eight Lessons Entrepreneurs Learn From Donald Trump,” associated the company with Trump’s methods. “If you know your target market and speak to their concerns, you’ll get the feedback you’re looking for,” it said, over images of Trump.

True — in politics, or time travel!

Trump has a history of promoting the extravagantly unqualified. After the White House doctor gushed about the overweight president’s excellent health, Trump tapped him to run the Department of Veterans Affairs. Trump’s choice to be chief scientist at the Agriculture Department was not a scientist. Trump gave other powerful positions to a Mar-a-Lago member, a Meineke Car Care manager, a bartender, a cabana attendant, a truck driver and Eric Trump’s wedding planner.

Whitaker fits well in this group. On his Senate Judiciary Committee questionnaire in 2003, when he was tapped to be a U.S. attorney, he was asked to list the “most significant cases” he litigated. The top two:

“Personal injury claim resulting from driver of automobile driving over Mr. Harkness’ leg.”

“Breach of Contract and Negligence Claim arising out of dry cleaning performed by Lenox Cleaners that operated out of a Hy-Vee store in Creston, Iowa.”

So his experience with World Patent Marketing really comes in handy. As The Post’s Carol D. Leonnig and Rosalind S. Helderman reported, Whitaker wrote “a series of letters” on behalf of the company. The Justice Department said Whitaker has said “he was not aware of any fraudulent activity.”

If so, he certainly had to be aware of zany activity. A photo places him in the Florida offices where “there were always handsome, ‘well built’ guys coming and going,” according to an FTC filing, and which overlooked a “full nudity” strip club called Tootsie’s Cabaret. When the FTC searched the Florida offices, it found 115 prescriptions, “primarily for testosterone and syringes.”

World Patent Marketing websites, in addition to selling Bigfoot, also offered phone cases featuring photos of nearly nude women. A promotional video features Whitaker’s advisory-board colleague kicking and punching people in kickboxing matches. Whitaker, in Home Shopping Network style, promoted a razor blade that “easily folds into itself.”

The current attorney general evidently had no qualms about associating himself with World Patent Marketing chief executive Scott Cooper, who claimed that its Sasquatch pursuits would “be a billion-dollar brand” — particularly once Bigfoot was found. (In this, Cooper might get support from Rep.-elect Denver Riggleman, a Virginia Republican, who trafficked in “Bigfoot p*rn.”) Nor, apparently, did Whitaker have concerns about the company he advised claiming there was “growing support from scientists” for time travel by 2026.

Too bad the company was shut down before then. Otherwise, Whitaker could go back to 2017, stop Mueller’s appointment before it happened and, before anybody noticed his absence, be back in the attorney general’s office — which had been outfitted with an extra-large toilet from the future.

 

Whitaker is a certifiable loon. I can see why mojomein is so excited for him...

 

I thought Private Pyle was dead.

 

Since whitaker appears to be feeding trump info on the Mueller investigation I suspect trump will try to keep him as "acting" for as long as possible. Despite growing opposition to whitaker, in part be cause he hasn't provided the necessary financial disclosures required from when he was appointed DOJ chief of staff.

 

Law makers sue to remove Trump's Unconfirmed Lackey​

A group of Senate Democrats is suing to block Matt Whitaker from serving as acting attorney general on grounds that
his placement in the post was unconstitutional.

The suit, which is being filed by Sens. Blumenthal (D-CT), Whitehouse (D-RI), and Hirono (D-HI) in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia,
is the latest and most aggressive salvo against the Whitaker appointment. Last week, the Department of Justice Office of Legal Counsel defended Whitaker’s promotion in a memo that drew immediate criticism for its expansive understanding of the president’s power. That view is in hot dispute, including from the state of Maryland, which petitioned a federal judge to stop him from serving on constitutional grounds.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/senat...-matt-whitaker-from-the-attorney-general-post

 

Yea, I know... unqualified, hasn't submitted required paperwork, corrupt... that doesn't matter when its trump's party before country.

 

That's odd... whitaker's financial disclosure (due from when he was named COS in DOJ), show revisions all the way up to today...

 

Oops

 

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This might be the worse appointment Trump has made yet, and that's saying a lot. This guy isn't just unfit to be AG, he's unfit for anything.