F.B.I., Senate and Special Prosecutor Fly Right Past Trump's Obstruction Attempts

Forgetful Attorney General Sessions

It might be somewhat understandable that our diminutive, racist attorney general with the grandiose name, Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III, could accidentally omit Russian contacts from the necessary government documents for a security clearance.

Sessions, in that Alabama drawl, could be heard saying:  "Well, as you know, in my duties as a United States Senator, I come into contact with various and many officials from the world's governments, including ambassadors, heads of state, and so forth.  I can't possibly remember every single contact!"

Jared Kushner

But what excuse is there for Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner, the boy who inherited a real estate empire from his imprisoned daddy, and now gets the bulk of his income as a slum lord on thousands of foreclosed section 8 units bought with multi-million dollar Fannie Mae loans, that is loans from the Federal National Mortgage Association, to hide his Russian contacts? The F.B.I., the U.S. Senate and now, Special Prosecutor Mueller, want to know.

According to reports, Mr. Kushner met Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak and with Russian banker Sergey Gorkov, chairman of VneshEconomBank, a Russian state institution that has been under U.S. sanctions since July 2014.  Neither of these contacts were mentioned on Kushner's security clearance application.

Michael T. Flynn

Trump's former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn ain't saying shit and faces a possible Contempt of Congress charge for not providing documents detailing his contact with the Russkies.  His lawyer indicates he'll be "taking the 5th" with respect to any required testimony before investigative panels and they're not cooperating with subpoenas requesting documents.

Obviously, Trump's feeble attempts to stifle, stymie and squelch the investigations in ties and dealings between his campaign and Russian operatives has been "huuuugely" unsuccessful.