Podesta actually taunts Trump in his Tweet comparing Comey's firing to the incident that finally brought down the Nixon administration, though they are not the same. Podesta is bold, or is he scared?. (pizzagate)
submitted 7.9 years ago by Laskar
Apparently Podesta is confident that he is untouchable--he is getting very bold in his Tweets.
Podesta taunted Trump with this Tweet, comparing it to Nixon's Watergate scandal:
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/05/09/23/40252A2200000578-4489966-image-m-61_1494368714505.jpg
By comparing the firing of Comey with President Nixon's "Saturday Night Massacre", Podesta is alluding to how the Nixon administration was brought down during the Watergate scandal.
Nixon fired special prosecutor Archibald Cox and there were resignations to follow. Of course, the exaggerated term "Saturday Night Massacre" was an invention of political commentators.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturday_Night_Massacre
Those of an age to recall Nixon and this "massacre" know that this was the final straw in bringing down the Nixon presidency, so Podesta's use of this comparison would indicate his hopes of the firing of Comey having the same effect on the Trump presidency.
Of course firing the FBI head at the urging of the attorney general, and assistant attorney general is nothing the same as firing a special prosecutor. The letters from Trumps advisors are reproduced in this article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/ushome/index.html
Podesta's Tweet has gone viral with many chiming in. Here are some examples:
http://www.rawstory.com/2017/05/saturday-night-massacre-trumps-firing-of-comey-compared-to-nixon-watergate-firings/
Nixon’s ‘Saturday Night Massacre’ and #TuesdayNightMassacre Blow Up on Twitter After Comey Firing":
Source: http://www.mediaite.com/online/nixons-saturday-night-massacre-and-tuesdaynightmassacre-blow-up-on-twitter-after-comey-firing/
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MitchTheBridge 7.9 years ago
He is both. Most of all, he is scared (I would be). But his ego is immense, so he believes at the same time that he must be untouchable. Podesta, your game is over.
Laskar 7.9 years ago
Seems like it. We can hope.
Cognitive dissonance. Not only seen with sheeples :)
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MitchTheBridge ago
He is both. Most of all, he is scared (I would be). But his ego is immense, so he believes at the same time that he must be untouchable. Podesta, your game is over.
Laskar ago
Seems like it. We can hope.
MitchTheBridge ago
Cognitive dissonance. Not only seen with sheeples :)