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 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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shizzle_mcbobblehead ago

Trump firing Comey, Yates, and Bahara is LITERALLY the same thing as Nixon's Saturday night massacre.

bopper ago

That's melodramatic. People be like laughing at this comparison. Besides, Watergate was a coup, read Russ Baker's book. Nixon was scared to death that night, for his life.

shizzle_mcbobblehead ago

He fired the people investigating him.

That's LITERALLY what Nixon did too.

Facts aren't melodramatic.

And you should probably read Bakers book, the supposed "coup" attempt came AFTER Watergate broke.

bopper ago

That was a "constitutional crisis" and you could feel the fear and tension in the streets and in the air. If what Trump did becomes a "constitutional crisis" I will retract.

shizzle_mcbobblehead ago

Volatility hasn't been a hallmark of this years election cycle?

And we have a president with NOW OBVIOUS ties to a foreign power firing folks with evidence of such.

That's about as "constitutional crisis"-y as you're gonna get.

Intheknow ago

How old are you? Unless you were living and old enough to remember (not read) you dont know what the hell your talking about.

shizzle_mcbobblehead ago

LMAO.

You really think I'm going to waste my time on someone who thinks books are useless?

Intheknow ago

Not going to tell are you? Books are great. But you can read anything into sentences and take away anything from it you want. Unless you have lived through it you'll never have a clear understanding of it.

shizzle_mcbobblehead ago

Nixon asked his AG and DAG to fire the SP investigating Watergate.

Both resigned in protest. The third in command followed the order and fired the SP.

That's not a situation that's open to interpretation dipshit.

bopper ago

You've just illustrated how the situations are completely different.

shizzle_mcbobblehead ago

No... That's not how that works kiddo...

bopper ago

No Watergate, kiddo.

https://youtu.be/4UXJGCIhYvk?t=108

shizzle_mcbobblehead ago

You people really need to get off YouTube and read a few books...

bopper ago

You're right I should. But it's hard for me to concentrate, too much insomnia. Watching instead of reading is easier right now. I want to read The Devil's Chessboard. Have you read my friend's book Me and Lee? By Judyth Vary Baker? Have you watched The Garrison Tapes? Two Men in Dallas? Evidence of Revision? Great stuff.

shizzle_mcbobblehead ago

You know Judy Baker? I do recommend The Devils Chessboard.

It's a lot of conjecture but does bring up some interesting questions.

Evidence of Revision is good stuff as well. Really gives you a good perspective on JFKs assassination.

bopper ago

Yeah I like Evidence of Revision, good rare clips. I'm friends with Judyth on facebook and talk to her occasionally. Sometimes argue. Over James Files and David Lifton whom she's mad at. Thanks for the input on "Chessboard," was hoping it wouldn't be too much conjecture but what do you expect. I know Chauncey Holt's daughter and many others. (The 3 tramps.) She's in Beverly Hills, don't know why.

shizzle_mcbobblehead ago

Me and Lee is insane. Her story really seems genuine. Does tie everything together pretty elegantly too.

So you just a middle man to the dark side of US history lol...

bopper ago

Seems that way (me) but wife thinks I'm crazy. Judyth is a little eccentric, but I believe she's the real deal.

She's the one that tipped off Roger Stone to Cruz's dad (Nat'l Enquirer), and Stone took it to Trump, and everybody got it all twisted and linked Cruz w/ Oswald as a "bad guy."

shizzle_mcbobblehead ago

Anybody with the balls to tell a story like hers probably is a little eccentric lol.

That's crazy!! So she had the pic of Poppa Cruz and Oswald together?

bopper ago

I gotta run but you should watch this (if you're interested only). Pretty neat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvjGYNJir-c