[bert]

It would seem that we could learn a thing or two from the Saudis about dealing with corrupt untouchables

[billorites]

Saudi Arabia. That bastion of due process.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

On Sunday, Attorney General Sheikh Saud Al-Mojeb said in a statement, “The suspects are being granted the same rights and treatment as any other Saudi citizen. A suspect’s position or status does not influence the firm and fair application of justice.”

AG Sessions? See above. Apply justice accordingly.

[Qiviut]

“exploitation by some of the weak evil souls who have put their own interests above the public interest, in order to, illicitly, accrue money.”

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Hmmm ..... we've got quite a few of those in this country ..... if implicated with the Saudi corruption cases (i.e. receiving vast sums of Saudi money for return favors), maybe we should just turn them over? They'd get some form of punishment whereas in this country, they'll probably never be held to account. I'm only half joking here.

[Terry Mross]

I bet the Bushes feel like their world crumbling. First Trump. Now their Saudi puppet masters.

[Red Badger]

Provided there’s evidence.................

Evidence to be provided................

[Be Careful]

Things are so strangely quite from the Trump camp while Mueller rages on and on.

I can’t help but think that perhaps Trump will outwit him and his team with a joint midnight raid on all of those involved in the Saudi corruption sweep.....The Podestas immediately come to mind

[Wpin]

Sounds like the kind of people the Clintons would do business with...