@mrmhead Said
I think it's all a matter of wording - just like anything coming out of DC these days.
Just as Trump did not disclose confidential "Sources, Methods or Operations" with Russia.
Though nobody has said Trump did not discuss *any* secret information.
Slime-dog politicians and lawyers always have a way of saying something without saying something.
And of course Comey's (potential/perceived) perjury is more significant than Trump's obstruction of justice into the investigation of his campaign colluding with Russia.
Because Trump is the most witch-hunted, unfairly treated politician in the history of the world!
Why doesn't he just do what Teresa May does. Tell bare faced lies, that everybody knows is are lies, and she does absolutely nothing at all to cover them up..!!
It's a brilliant tactic and it works. All you need is to keep repeating over and over and over your campaign slogan. In her case it's "Strong and stable leadership."
It can go something like this:
Interviewer: "Mrs May, do you deny that the Brexit campaign promise to give 350 million pounds a week to the NHS was in fact a lie?"
TM: "I will give the country strong and stable leadership."
Int: "You said you had no intention of calling a snap election and then you went and called a snap election."
TM: "I will give the country strong and stable leadership."
Int: Mrs May, you said you would keep the Triple Lock on pensions but in your manifesto announced today, the Triple Lock will be scrapped.
TM: "I will give the country strong and stable leadership."
By repeating this slogan to every question, every negative issue just disappears and all of a sudden, you're miles ahead in the polls. The simplicity of this is beyond genius.
Now.... This is where The Donald gets it wrong. He doesn't keep it simple. He complicates issues by sacking the very person who has the dirt on him.
Perhaps this is part of a cunning plan, the subtlety and cleverness of which is not yet clear to us.
Oooooh, Donald.... you think you're sooooo clever.