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drunks usually make bad decisions... Lying on this official action is a crime. Administrative Procedure Act In a case (Eastman v. Thompson et al., 594 F. Supp. 3d 1156), it's mentioned that attempting to violate this law might be considered "corruptly" doing so.

Thank God these people are stupid. Because if they were smarter, they’d be getting away with this shit. Open it up tell the world these people are morons. Don’t come here to visit. We will suffer through an economic decline, but we’re gonna come out Democratic in the end because we are Americans‼️

Do we still not know who added Goldberg into the chat? We DO know who objected to it when they saw a non administration outsider was being given a word-for-word transcript of the planning of an attack on the Houthi fighters: No one. Not one person among the "grownups" running national security.

Republicans would be going off like a nuke and calling for litigation if Democrats did something like this. Democrat leadership will probably react timidly to this, like with the rest of Trump’s efforts to annihilate and dismantle our democracy.

They don't care! They will call it fake news and threaten anyone in the GOP who could possibly have any spine whatsoever and still call themselves a Republican. It's a lawless land for billionaires. No rules, no consequences.

The reason 18 top security officials wanted to use a messaging app to communicate was to avoid an official paper trail of their conversations. While the Yemen chat is an embarrassment, it is not immediately damning. What's in the other conversations?

I hear that casinos and bookies are now taking bets on the date of the next successful terrorist attack on the United States and where it will be.