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Curly, Moe, Larry and Captain Queeg


Luckily, we now have filmed evidence of Trump and the White House staff preparing for the Comey firing.

Really, it's pretty much a Three Stooges operation at the White House:

"Rosenstein made me do it, because Comey was atrocious to Hillary."

"Sessions told me that Comey had to go."

"Rosenstein drafted a memo, but it was the Presidents final decision"

and finally,

"I decided to fire him a long time ago. No matter what anyone said.  He got two scoops of ice cream and the orders are two scoops for the President elected only as the result of massive voter fraud, and only one scoop for everyone else, and especially Comey"




Our country is the laughingstock of the world.

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