Mueller report

[vantexan]

"Dispassionate legal scholar"? Hardly. He is totally playing reindeer games with our justice system. How about partisan shill? The AG is supposed to be the representative of the people, not Trump's protector. Sessions got the boot because he wouldn't be Trump's flak jacket.

Your president is a criminal. It will eventually be proven.

But not for Russian collusion. The ones who put that out there are criminals, and will soon be indicted.

 

[vantexan]

It's the only thing that will keep him out of jail. It worked for donnie.

And Democrats have already proven they'll vote for lawbreakers.

 

[bbsam]

Flynn did not have the funds to fight Mueller's charges, that is Mueller's M.O..
That was what Mueller counts on everytime, not justice.

Agreed. Even if the defendant wins on appeals or later has the case thrown out of court they have already been bankrupted defending themselves.

Is this different from any other prosecutor?

 

[bbsam]

But not for Russian collusion. The ones who put that out there are criminals, and will soon be indicted.

Collusion isn’t a crime.

 

[bbsam]

I think at that time, thankful Americans should report for duty and make the man and his family whole.
Just speaking to myself. Anyone else can understand the hint.
We aren't leftists and will not propose or impose taxes to satisfy our ideology.
We are not reparation sponges.

Have you ever done so?

 

[newfie]

"Dispassionate legal scholar"? Hardly. He is totally playing reindeer games with our justice system. How about partisan shill? The AG is supposed to be the representative of the people, not Trump's protector. Sessions got the boot because he wouldn't be Trump's flak jacket.

Your president is a criminal. It will eventually be proven.

If there is nothing to it then Dems should welcome the attention. Instead your all attacking Barr.

Let me hear you say this:

"I welcome the AG doing a thorough investigation to ensure no rights we're trampled and no laws broken"

 

[BrownArmy]

If there is nothing to it then Dems should welcome the attention. Instead your all attacking Barr.

Let me hear you say this:

"I welcome the AG doing a thorough investigation to ensure no rights we're trampled and no laws broken"

If there is nothing to it then Repubs should welcome the release of the Mueller Report. Instead it's just stonewalling.

Let me hear you say this:

"I welcome the AG to release the results of a thorough investigation which has 'totally' exonerated President Trump to ensure that the AG understands the rule of law and the Constitution".

 

[Box Ox]

"I welcome the AG doing a thorough investigation to ensure no rights we're trampled and no laws broken"

"I welcome the AG to release the results of a thorough investigation which has 'totally' exonerated President Trump to ensure that the AG understands the rule of law and the Constitution".

 

[vantexan]

Collusion isn’t a crime.

It's certainly impeachable if it was shown he betrayed the country in any way. Which is what you and others were saying for two years.

 

[vantexan]

If there is nothing to it then Repubs should welcome the release of the Mueller Report. Instead it's just stonewalling.

Let me hear you say this:

"I welcome the AG to release the results of a thorough investigation which has 'totally' exonerated President Trump to ensure that the AG understands the rule of law and the Constitution".

The AG is a respected lawyer, was the AG before, has decades of gov service. I suspect he understands the rule of law and the Constitution much more than you do.

 

[BrownArmy]

The AG is a respected lawyer, was the AG before, has decades of gov service. I suspect he understands the rule of law and the Constitution much more than you do.

And yet, he's a Trump Toady.

Look no farther than his 'job-application' to see that his views about Executive Power and (lack of Presidential) responsibility basically gave him his new job.

Barr is a partisan fk. Iran-Contra, anyone?

He's old, he doesn't care about the hit his reputation will take when it's revealed a decade from now that he was, first and foremost, a complete TOAD.

Guess who else was respected?

(Insert names of everyone who told Trump no and got fired).

Stop enjoying your burritos and get a job.

 

[Box Ox]

Why not both the full report release and investigation of how the investigation began? Unquestioning loyalty to a political party?

 

[vantexan]

And yet, he's a Trump Toady.

Look no farther than his 'job-application' to see that his views about Executive Power and (lack of Presidential) responsibility basically gave him his new job.

Barr is a partisan fk. Iran-Contra, anyone?

He's old, he doesn't care about the hit his reputation will take when it's revealed a decade from now that he was, first and foremost, a complete TOAD.

Guess who else was respected?

(Insert names of everyone who told Trump no and got fired).

Stop enjoying your burritos and get a job.

I think this AG may be about to do some things the previous AG wouldn't. And that has some Democrats worried.

 

[newfie]

I think this AG may be about to do some things the previous AG wouldn't. And that has some Democrats worried.

They are pissing their pants

 

[Box Ox]

They are pissing their pants

It’s been hard to watch CNN and MSNBC lately because of this. It’s just a daily pile of their trying to find face-saving angles for Democrats to attack heading into election season.

 

[newfie]

It’s been hard to watch CNN and MSNBC lately because of this. It’s just a daily pile of their trying to find face-saving angles for Democrats to attack heading into election season.

Everyone on both sides are into blatant spin mode. I'm looking for a calm accounting of the facts. That's hard to find

 

[newfie]

 

[BrownArmy]

I think this AG may be about to do some things the previous AG wouldn't. And that has some Democrats worried.

What an interesting theory.

Trump had full control over the entire levers of our government for the first two years of his Presidency.

(Hillary? FBI? Uranium? Other Nonsense?)

And he followed up on...

What, exactly?

I guess everyone has their own conspiracy theory...

If there was 'there-there', are you telling me that Jefferson Beauregard Sessions didn't follow up on it?

Are you telling me that Trump, with all the POWER that a President could possibly have, didn't follow up on any of this?

Good luck at the races!

 

[vantexan]

What an interesting theory.

Trump had full control over the entire levers of our government for the first two years of his Presidency.

(Hillary? FBI? Uranium? Other Nonsense?)

And he followed up on...

What, exactly?

I guess everyone has their own conspiracy theory...

If there was 'there-there', are you telling me that Jefferson Beauregard Sessions didn't follow up on it?

Are you telling me that Trump, with all the POWER that a President could possibly have, didn't follow up on any of this?

Good luck at the races!

First off, the President can pick an AG who has to be approved by the Senate. The President can fire the AG. But the AG has a certain amount of autonomy. The President can't order him to do this or that to please the President. It was up to Sessions to take action which Sessions refused to do. Why? Ask Sessions, I don't know. As you are wanting an AG who respects the rule of law and understands the Constitution maybe you should brush up on how things work.

 

[It will be fine]

First off, the President can pick an AG who has to be approved by the Senate. The President can fire the AG. But the AG has a certain amount of autonomy. The President can't order him to do this or that to please the President. It was up to Sessions to take action which Sessions refused to do. Why? Ask Sessions, I don't know. As you are wanting an AG who respects the rule of law and understands the Constitution maybe you should brush up on how things work.

Was Sessions part of the evil democratic coup? It’s hard to keep up with the crazy.