Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Gowdy reacts to 'unprecedented' calls for Schiff to resign" video.

  1. I think they vastly under-estimated Trump. I think he spent his whole life keeping his focus on what HE did best, and delegating everything else to others. It's the only way to have "scalability" as an executive. Most businesses can never grow beyond the amount of work that the guy at the top can do. Trump has plenty of energy, but largely because he sticks to what he does and keeps tabs on what others are doing for him. And if there are too many of those people to keep track of and still get HIS stuff done, he hires somebody ELSE and keeps an eye on THAT guy. Great presidents/generals/captains-of-industry have one thing in common: A good staff and the ability to delegate. I don't think Trump's particularly gifted at choosing staff, but he has no hesitations about shuffling the deck and getting somebody in who MIGHT do a better job. But the point I'm belaboring, here, is that, unlike any president I've ever seen, before, Trump takes EVERYthing in stride? Gonna go after him in court? Hire a couple more hot-shot lawyers. Any other president under the kinds of unfair, unceasing and seemingly overwhelming partisan attacks from every quarter would've been beaten down, by now. Trump just hires someone to handle the little bit extra, and lets his lawyers do all the fighting in court. Meanwhile, he just gets back to implementing policies and trying to get government to work better. Pro athletes are known for this kind of attitude: Do what you can (train and prepare) and leave the rest up to fate.
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  2. Drove me nuts when Gowdy always stopped short of the kinds of statements and ridiculous demands being made by Gonadler and Schitt. I wish Gonadler luck on his April 2nd deadline, after seeing Gowdy stonewalled for MONTHS by claims of "national security," only to see the unredacted documents contain NOTHING about sources and methods and EVERYthing about embarrassing facts about the (mis)behavior of people in the DOJ and FBI.
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  3. I LOVE that the Republicans called him out and that he CONTINUES to double down. He's making a laughing-stock of himself, and now that Mueller's folded his tent, I think Shitt's on the hook for leaking classified information, thanks to some cleverly-altered dates on "secret memos" that made their way into the media, and the only way they could have surfaced with the WRONG dates is if it were through Schitt, himself, or the Schitt staff (which sounds a lot like "Schutzstaffel," doesn't it?"
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  4. His only "out," as I see it, is the same "out" that I expect the legacy media to use. Now that Brennan is starting to openly contradict himself and back-track, they can pin it all on higher-ups in the Intel community, who SHOULD be solid sources (even though they shouldn't be leaking), but were clearly full of schitt.
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