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The Inevitable New The Inevitable Trump Mocking Thread
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Who told you that?
President has a lot of power overseas. Here it’s less absolute. Congress and Courts balance it out.
Sheriff Joe
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Beto O'Rourke: Beyond a shadow of a doubt, Trump sought to collude with Russia
https://hotair.com/archives/2019/03/23/beto-orourke-beyond-shadow-doubt-trump-sought-collude-russia/
https://hotair.com/archives/2019/03/23/beto-orourke-beyond-shadow-doubt-trump-sought-collude-russia/
Sheriff Joe
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Joy Reid: Mueller Report Conclusion ‘Feels Like The Seeds Of A Cover-Up’
1 hour ago
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...HEA0&usg=AOvVaw1f6OvqDaTlBFN5j7wNFR0K&cf=1
1 hour ago
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...HEA0&usg=AOvVaw1f6OvqDaTlBFN5j7wNFR0K&cf=1
You are the voice of ignorance...congrats!
...Friday, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s Russia investigation ended with the news that Mueller won’t be indicting anybody else. Nobody has been charged with conspiracy in working with Russia during the 2016 election, and now nobody will, at least by Mueller’s team....
Ultimately, though, Mueller didn’t charge Stone or Manafort with conspiracy, even as he charged them with other crimes. Now, it appears he won’t be indicting anyone else within Trump’s inner circle.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/analysis-no-collusion-after-all/ar-BBV8Rc9?li=BBnb7Kz
Very good, Lion. Thanks for sharing the now-old news that Mueller won’t be indicting anybody else.
...Friday, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s Russia investigation ended with the news that Mueller won’t be indicting anybody else. Nobody has been charged with conspiracy in working with Russia during the 2016 election, and now nobody will, at least by Mueller’s team....
Ultimately, though, Mueller didn’t charge Stone or Manafort with conspiracy, even as he charged them with other crimes. Now, it appears he won’t be indicting anyone else within Trump’s inner circle.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/analysis-no-collusion-after-all/ar-BBV8Rc9?li=BBnb7Kz
Can you tell us how many he indicted? How many went to jail? What was their relationship to Trump?
And for 5 IQ points, can you tell us who in Trump’s circle will be indicted next and by whom?
Andy Dukes
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Charging someone with a crime is different than knowing they did something. There is no question that Manafort gave the internal polling data to the Russian Konstantin Kilimnik . His lawyers let that slip not Mueller. Also, Gates was there, so this is not a point of contention. We only know that because of the Mueller investigation.
...Friday, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s Russia investigation ended with the news that Mueller won’t be indicting anybody else. Nobody has been charged with conspiracy in working with Russia during the 2016 election, and now nobody will, at least by Mueller’s team....
Ultimately, though, Mueller didn’t charge Stone or Manafort with conspiracy, even as he charged them with other crimes. Now, it appears he won’t be indicting anyone else within Trump’s inner circle.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/analysis-no-collusion-after-all/ar-BBV8Rc9?li=BBnb7Kz
Sheriff Joe
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Keep on keeping on Andy.
Sheriff Joe
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I wonder why mueller picked fri at 5 pm to release this? I think it is called Friday night document dump when people aren't paying much attention.
Andy Dukes
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No reason to lie about this stuff. We know things, we can make assumptions about things and we can guess at things. I am trying to post only what is known.
This investigation was started to find out if Trump or members of his campaign were working with/colluding with the Russians during the 2016 Presidential campaign.
In essence being Russian agents, committing espionage and treason...
None, zero, nada for collusion, espionage or treason
They did indict folks for tax evasion & money laundering, for "lying" to federal investigators.
None, zero, nada, for collusion, espionage or treason.
Most of the indictments went to Russians accused of trying to influence the election. None of them are/were associated with Trump or his campaign.
Glad we got to the bottom of the collusion/treason question.
Have a nice day messy.
None, zero, nada........
Apparently Mueller didn't think sharing polling data was a crime....
Andy Dukes
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Konstantin Kilimnik is still under indictment. Maybe we will learn more about how he, Manafort and Gates used the polling data if he is ever brought to trial.
Where did you get a copy of the Mueller report?
Yup. Sounds right.
All we found out for sure is that a lot of Trump’s closest associates were dirty and several went to jail and most of those jailed were involved with Russians.
I remember when that happened with Obama’s people, too...oh, wait.
Now, we will see if the public is permitted to read the report and we will find out where Mueller made recommendations to other law enforcement and judicial authorities, correct?
And of course you’re too old and angry and dumb to even try to answer my questions.
Sheriff Joe
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DOJ Disclosures In Hillary Clinton Probe Will Make It Tough To Hide The Mueller Report
The department’s release of information about the former secretary of state’s emails sets a precedent that may complicate arguments for secrecy.
By Ryan J. Reilly
03/22/2019 10:10 PM ET
Department of Justice headquarters in Washington, D.C.
WASHINGTON ― The Justice Department’s recent decision to provide Congress with a wide range of documents surrounding the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails will increase pressure on DOJ to be fully transparent about Robert Mueller’s special counsel investigation into President Donald Trump and Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Attorney General William Barr is reviewing Mueller’s confidential full report and is expected to inform Congress about its principal conclusions in the coming days. But Democrats and Republicans want Barr to release the full thing, and the House recently voted unanimously ― 420 to 0 ― for the Justice Department to release Mueller’s full report.
Barr told Congress that concerns over Trump’s privacy could limit the information he makes public. Given Barr’s broad view of executive privilege, he’s also likely to abide by any claims the White House makes that portions of the report should be withheld.
But the Justice Department has recently provided Congress with extensive access to materials about the investigation into Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of state. Some of the materials ― such as text messages exchanged between two officials involved in the Clinton investigation as well as the Russia probe ― have provided fodder for Republicans seeking to help Trump undermine the Mueller investigation. The Justice Department’s recent unprecedented disclosures have included Clinton investigation 302s (records of FBI interviews) as well as Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court orders connected to the Russia investigation.
DOJ Disclosures In Hillary Clinton Probe Will Make It Tough To Hide The Mueller Report
The department’s release of information about the former secretary of state’s emails sets a precedent that may complicate arguments for secrecy.
By Ryan J. Reilly
03/22/2019 10:10 PM ET
Department of Justice headquarters in Washington, D.C.
WASHINGTON ― The Justice Department’s recent decision to provide Congress with a wide range of documents surrounding the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails will increase pressure on DOJ to be fully transparent about Robert Mueller’s special counsel investigation into President Donald Trump and Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Attorney General William Barr is reviewing Mueller’s confidential full report and is expected to inform Congress about its principal conclusions in the coming days. But Democrats and Republicans want Barr to release the full thing, and the House recently voted unanimously ― 420 to 0 ― for the Justice Department to release Mueller’s full report.
Barr told Congress that concerns over Trump’s privacy could limit the information he makes public. Given Barr’s broad view of executive privilege, he’s also likely to abide by any claims the White House makes that portions of the report should be withheld.
But the Justice Department has recently provided Congress with extensive access to materials about the investigation into Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of state. Some of the materials ― such as text messages exchanged between two officials involved in the Clinton investigation as well as the Russia probe ― have provided fodder for Republicans seeking to help Trump undermine the Mueller investigation. The Justice Department’s recent unprecedented disclosures have included Clinton investigation 302s (records of FBI interviews) as well as Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court orders connected to the Russia investigation.
