Posted on 05/02/2018 5:08:45 PM PDT by MNDude
“This isn’t some game. You are screwing with the work of the president of the United States.” John Dowd, March 2018. With North Korea, China, the Middle East and so much more, there is not much time to be thinking about this, especially since there was no Russian “Collusion.”
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A Rigged System - They don’t want to turn over Documents to Congress. What are they afraid of? Why so much redacting? Why such unequal “justice?” At some point I will have no choice but to use the powers granted to the Presidency and get involved!
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Military involvement would be awesome.
I would love it.
It seems that is the only “agency” from which President Trump has the majority support. And it is the biggest and best agency. So watch it DOJ, FBI, NSA, etc., he does have troops.
100%
On what show? On Hannity tonight (long interview, 30 min.) Guiliani said Trump was not angry with Sessions but he was "heartbroken." Sometimes Hannity is not so good, but I think this interview is worth seeing.
I hope he does.
This ain’t no party
This ain’t no disco
This ain’t no foolin around
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>> “ At some point I will have no choice but to use the powers granted to the Presidency and get involved!” <<
Do it Yesterday !!!!
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>> “The President repaid Cohen the $130,000 that was provided to Stormy Daniels. This is big news.” <<
No! - Its OPINION and nothing more.
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LOL!!
Mueller took aggressive steps to unearth damaging documents on Trump. Time for Trump to do the same on the deep state.
Stormy's lawyer is going to claim that even if Trump paid for it with his own money, it was still campaign money because it was an attempt to avoid a scandal. Sounds dumb to me but I'm not a lawyer.
Giuliani certainly blistered the Justice Dept tonight on HANNITY. He said it was out of control and something else, and said Sessions and Rosenstein need to put a stop to this investigation.
Congressman Mark Meadows indicated that the doc demand from the JD to the investigative committee may come from Trump, adding how embarrassing it is that a document battle has to go to 1600 Penn. Avenue.
The swamp drain sluices are about to be opened!
“To have no faith in Sessions is to have no faith in Trump.”
Exactly.
Mueller works for the DOJ only technically, in the same way a public auditor works for the CFO in a private corporation.
The CFO is responsible for sending out RFPs (request for proposal) and once the CPA firm is selected, the CFO is responsible for scheduling and hosting of the audit, serves as a liaison in providing office space and access to the ledgers. The CFO reviews the invoice and authorizes payment to the audit firm per terms of the contract.
Really, the selection of the auditor is made by the Board of Directors, via the finance committee or audit committee, comprised of board members. The auditors serve at the pleasure of the board and report to the board.
Some think that because the CFO or CEO technically hires and pays the public auditor and provides them with office space and other resources, that the auditor therefore works for the CEO or CFO and can influence their audit or fire them - nithing could be farther from the truth.
It is exactly the same with Mueller (the Auditor), Sessions (CFO), Trump (CEO), the board of directors (congress) and the finance and audit committees (congressional oversight committees).
Niether Trump, nor Sessions, nor anyone at DOJ had any choice of whether to hire a special prosecutor - congressional oversight committees were screaming at them 24/7 to do so - just as the board of directors requires an audit of operations - the CEO can’t refuse and certainly can’t fire the auditor.
Anyone who thinks Mueller’s witch hunt would not have happened if not for Jeff Sessions’ recusal is simply failing to remember or understand the pressure being put on the DOJ to set up an investigation - the only alternatives would have been worse.
Mueller’s witch hunt is a shameful display of Democrat and RINO deep state bureaucrats abusing the prerogative of congressional oversight in a brazen attempt to overturn the results of an election. It’s a shame Trump has to put up with it but he has little choice - this is the fight he asked for when he declared war on the deep state by promising to drain the swamp.
No one should be surprised that the swamp is fighting back.
It’s easy for Guiliano to say he should have been AG and if he had been then everything would be peachy - I like Rudy but that’s a crock.
The best thing Trump can do is what he’s doing - use his bully pulpit to brand the Mueller investigation as a witch hunt. Resist the the temptation to use his executive powers to force Mueller out - that’s a non starter -if he fires him that’s just what they need to brand him as obstructing the investigation - practically an admission of guilt. Don’t take the bait.
This is a branding showdown - my money is on Trump all day long.
Remember that MANY on this very forum bashed Trump in the early days of the campaign? Perhaps these Sessions nay-sayers were in that group. In any case, few people have insight and very few people have patience. Trump has both. He waited at least 20 years for some other leader to step up and “take out the trash” which he is now having to do himself. There is no conclusive evidence that Sessions is anti-Republic. He may be wise as a serpent, and only appear harmless as a dove. A “wait and see” attitude is most prudent at this time.
According to scuttle Trump called Sessions an idiot to his face following Jeff’s stealth recusal. Sessions has been praising Trump-hater Rosenstein and throwing Trump to the wolves ever since.
‘Trust the plan’
You forgot the sarc tag.
‘Kabuki theatre.’
At this point that ‘explanation,’ is lunatic idiocy on display.
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