TrumPutinGate

[golfballs]

I think by expanding his investigation to non-Russia/Putin/Election related stuff tells me they can't find anything so they're widening their nets to try and catch anything.

If past investigations are any indication, then you are likely correct

 

[ClearwaterVol]

Firing Mueller would not be extreme IMO although it would certainly create a media frenzy (what doesn't). The fact he hasn't recused himself due to his close friendship with Comey taints the entire investigation. Now he's looking at finances related to business dealings from 10+ years ago? Was Trump conspiring with Russians to hack the 2016 election then? He's clearly wandered outside the scope of this investigation

Yeah, ask Nixon whether it was extreme. Firing Mueller would absolutely be an extreme action.

 

[Grand Vol]

lol

[twitter]https://twitter.com/aliinicc/status/888204231286632448[/twitter]

 

[golfballs]

Yeah, ask Nixon whether it was extreme. Firing Mueller would absolutely be an extreme action.

Find someone without personal conflicts of interest to do the investigation. It's extreme that he hasn't recused himself

 

[LouderVol]

Is MAGAnomics an economy principally sustained by money laundering?

yes, Trump is that rich and his people are so corrupt them and them alone have the power to raise the stock market to historic levels. even though they could have done all of this as private citizens trump and his cronies and the Russians were waiting until Trump got into power.

 

[McDad]

There's not a poster on this board that doesn't believe that Trump is a joke, corrupt on some level, more tied to Russia than he wishes to disclose, and unpresidential.

I am a poster who believes:
Trump = joke? No.
Trump = corrupt? Yes (or will be).
More tied to Russia = No.
Un presidential = Yes & No.

 

[Velo Vol]

The fact he hasn't recused himself due to his close friendship with Comey taints the entire investigation.

Why? The two have a relationship because the two worked at the FBI. You know, investigating.

 

[Septic]

Firing Mueller would not be extreme IMO although it would certainly create a media frenzy (what doesn't). The fact he hasn't recused himself due to his close friendship with Comey taints the entire investigation. Now he's looking at finances related to business dealings from 10+ years ago? Was Trump conspiring with Russians to hack the 2016 election then? He's clearly wandered outside the scope of this investigation

LOL

Comedy gold.

 

[volinbham]

I think by expanding his investigation to non-Russia/Putin/Election related stuff tells me they can't find anything so they're widening their nets to try and catch anything.

happens with every special counsel/investigator - which is why they are so rare.

 

[golfballs]

Why? The two have a relationship because the two worked at the FBI. You know, investigating.

I don't care if they met in seminary school. They are friends

 

[lawgator1]

Fact is, neither Trump nor the nuthuggers like golfballs are going to accept the result. The narrative of bias has already begun.

Like I said, in the Spring the GOP House is going to have to man up or cower to Trump's 30 %.

 

[Velo Vol]

Absent any evidence of special counsel misconduct (which is hard to imagine, given his reputation) firing Mueller should be the GOP red line for supporting Trump. If he does it, he's all but admitting he's trying to cover up crimes.

 

[lawgator1]

Absent any evidence of special counsel misconduct (which is hard to imagine, given his reputation) firing Mueller should be the GOP red line for supporting Trump. If he does it, he's all but admitting he's trying to cover up crimes.

 

[Grand Vol]

Fact is, neither Trump nor the nuthuggers like golfballs are going to accept the result. The narrative of bias has already begun.

And what about the nuthuggers on the left that won't accept it if he comes back clean?

Good grief, LG. Stop being a Highchair.

 

[Grand Vol]

Let me ask this question...

Had the media as a whole focused as much on say Fast and Furious, the IRS Targeting Scandal and Benghazi, do you think Obama would have been a one term President?

 

[theFallGuy]

Fact is, neither Trump nor the nuthuggers like golfballs are going to accept the result. The narrative of bias has already begun.

Like I said, in the Spring the GOP House is going to have to man up or cower to Trump's 30 %.

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[theFallGuy]

Fact is, neither Trump nor the nuthuggers like golfballs are going to accept the result. The narrative of bias has already begun.

Like I said, in the Spring the GOP House is going to have to man up or cower to Trump's 30 %.

Irony is when the Obama nuthugger wants to call out other nuthuggers

 

[golfballs]

Fact is, neither Trump nor the nuthuggers like golfballs are going to accept the result. The narrative of bias has already begun.

Like I said, in the Spring the GOP House is going to have to man up or cower to Trump's 30 %.

You know what would help quell the calls of bias? A prosecutor who isn't friends with a person involved in the investigation who had hired a team full of Clinton supporters. It's his own fault. It's like he's begging to be fired.

If they want to have an investigation, fine. But find a team that at the very least has the appearance of being unbiased

 

[volfanhill]

Absent any evidence of special counsel misconduct (which is hard to imagine, given his reputation) firing Mueller should be the GOP red line for supporting Trump. If he does it, he's all but admitting he's trying to cover up crimes.

It is for me

 

[McDad]

Let me ask this question...

Had the media as a whole focused as much on say Fast and Furious, the IRS Targeting Scandal and Benghazi, do you think Obama would have been a one term President?

No. 2 terms, still.

Romney, the antithesis of enthusiasm, was not inspiring anyone to vote who doesn't normally vote.

 

[volfanhill]

No. 2 terms, still.

Romney, the antithesis of enthusiasm, was not inspiring anyone to vote who doesn't normally vote.

He was/is white toast

 

[lawgator1]

And what about the nuthuggers on the left that won't accept it if he comes back clean?

Good grief, LG. Stop being a Highchair.

I'd accept it.

 

[Grand Vol]

I'd accept it.

I'll believe that when I see it.

 

[lawgator1]

Spicer just resigned!

 

[MT LeConte]

You know what would help quell the calls of bias? A prosecutor who isn't friends with a person involved in the investigation who had hired a team full of Clinton supporters. It's his own fault. It's like he's begging to be fired.

If they want to have an investigation, fine. But find a team that at the very least has the appearance of being unbiased

Bias or not if they find anything they'll have to present the evidence for examination. They won't be just tweeting out BS fabrications like someone else I know of.