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To: Bob434

Let me give you a clue. Prosecutions are undertaken by the Justice Department not the Congress. And, perhaps you are not aware, that Dept has been is enemy hands but for the last five months.


29 posted on 05/24/2017 10:41:10 AM PDT by arrogantsob (Check out "CHAOS AND MAYHEM" at Amazon.com.)
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To: arrogantsob

where the hell did i say congress was responsible for prosecuting? READ my post- no clue needed- I even made it very clear that they don’t do so- But to repeat, I’ll reiterate here- It is congress that recommends appointing special council=- prosecutor or whatever- it just happened with the russia collusion deal where a special investigation is now underway- Yes the FBI has some enemies within- however, it’s still possible- IF republicans had the nuts that the left has, they’d be screaming for a special council day ands night just like the dems do to us- until they have no choice but assign one-

But nope- that is NOT what we see happen- all we get is a dog and pony show


31 posted on 05/24/2017 12:19:54 PM PDT by Bob434
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and let me just add- it doesn’t matter if there are some in the FBI who are enemies of Trump- A special council appointed by the right, will be the one who recommends either submitting the evidence found to someone like sessions for prosecution- As i said in my previous posts- the republicans ‘could be’ putting the fear of God into the left- but nope=- they just grandstand and get nothing done- even when the ones that are under FBI review are committing felonies- It’s little wonder that people have little faith in congress’ will to do the right thing anymore-


32 posted on 05/24/2017 12:29:53 PM PDT by Bob434
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