This one is so convoluted that it is actually hard for me to follow. Anyway, for an "investigation" that has a fraud at the heart of it, people are sure getting into a huff on something Trump tweeted. It was about the firing of Flynn.
Supposedly, the tweet "admits" something that wasn't even illegal, if Dershowitz is correct. Not only that, the entire investigation is a ( pardon the phrase ) a trumped-up affair.
So fanatical are they that they have lost all proportion. Wasn't this supposed to be about Russian collusion in the election? But the conversation that Flynn was said to be lying about was after the election. So, whatever the case may be on the prevarication, it was about an immaterial point of fact, and now there is the possibility that what he "lied" about wasn't even illegal to begin with.
It would really be bizarre in the extreme for this one to go the impeachment route over a tweet over a crime that didn't happen over a lie that wasn't even material to the crime that didn't happen. But Trump admits knowing about it before hand. Obstruction of Justice!!!
Bullshit.
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