Robert Mueller Has a Big Bag of Nothing and the Democrats All Know It

DB Daily Update ^ | David Blackmon

[EyesOfTX]

Today’s Campaign Update (Because The Campaign Never Ends)

- Tired of all this Winning yet? Part I – The federal government shrank by 16,000 jobs during 2017, while the nation’s manufacturing sector added 196,000 jobs. That, friends, is winning, bigly.

- Tired of all this Winning yet? Part II – Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley and fellow member Lindsey Graham referred the infamous Christopher Steele, author of the fake anti-Trump dossier to the FBI and DOJ for criminal investigation. This is the first criminal referral made by any of the various congressional committees that have spent the last year investigating allegations of “Russia Collusion” invented by the fake news media and the Democrats.

- Tired of all this Winning yet? Part III – Hundreds of leftwingers – including various people who call themselves “journalists” – fell for a hoax about President Donald Trump spending 17 hours a day watching the “Gorilla Channel.” After a twitter user tweeted out a mocked-up passage from Michael Wolff’s book making this bizarre claim, leftwingers re-tweeted it all over the Internet in the belief that the story was real. Within minutes, the Gorilla Channel was trending on Twitter, and cable companies all over America were fielding calls from demented leftists asking how they can subscribe to the Gorilla Channel. Of course, there is no such thing as the Gorilla Channel. But I sure wish there was. Sounds fascinating.

- The New York Times reported on Friday that Special Counsel Robert Mueller has given up on finding any actual collusion with Russia – the ostensible reason for his appointment in the first place – and is now focusing on trying to prove up an obstruction of justice case against President Trump. So this paragon of virtue has shifted from one fool’s errand to another.

- If the NYTimes report is true – always a dangerous assumption, given that the fake newspaper’s record for accurate reporting is roughly equal to that of Michael Wolff, a self-admitted fabulist – Mueller is trying to dummy up a case that would contend that Trump’s efforts to convince Jeff Sessions not to recuse himself somehow amounts to obstruction of justice. This is tomfoolery bordering on rank nitwittery. Whether or not Sessions should recuse himself was for days the subject of intense debate, with experts weighing in on both sides of the argument. Mueller apparently wants us to believe that the President obstructed justice because he expressed his own opinion in the matter. Our tax dollars should not be paying for such nonsense.

- The other angle the Times claims Mueller is pursuing is that the President tasked his White House counsel to try to dig up dirt on James Comey, who he already knew was a bad actor and likely felon. This is obstruction of justice? Really? Please. Hasn’t Bob Mueller got better things to do with his life, like torturing lizards or hunting for Bigfoot?

- Here’s how you know Mueller has a big bag of nothing where Trump is concerned, and every leftist fake reporter in the fake media and every Democrat member of congress knows it: None of them are talking about things like Russia Collusion or obstruction of justice anymore. They’ve all given up on those fake narratives and are now focused on the fake narrative that the President is somehow mentally unfit for the job.

- President Trump is completely and hilariously aware of this, and addressed it this morning with a series of tweets:

“Now that Russian collusion, after one year of intense study, has proven to be a total hoax on the American public, the Democrats and their lapdogs, the Fake News Mainstream Media, are taking out the old Ronald Reagan playbook and screaming mental stability and intelligence…..

….Actually, throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart. Crooked Hillary Clinton also played these cards very hard and, as everyone knows, went down in flames. I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star…..

….to President of the United States (on my first try). I think that would qualify as not smart, but genius….and a very stable genius at that!”

- Genius indeed. And Winning. Lots and lots of unmitigated Winning.

Just another day in Sooooooo. Much. Winning. America.

That is all.

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[Paladin2]

How much per hour is Rosenweasel paying Weasel Mueller?

How many hours per week is Weasel Mueller bilking Rosenweasel?

[Eddie01]

are taking out the old Ronald Reagan playbook and screaming mental stability and intelligence…

Actually, it started with Barry Goldwater

Goldwater sued and won. The Goldwater Rule resulted which the Yale Psychiatrist failed miserably to follow recently:

Edited by Ralph Ginzburg and Warren Boroson, FACT magazine was notable for having been sued by Barry Goldwater over a 1964 issue entitled "The Unconscious of a Conservative: A special Issue on the Mind of Barry Goldwater". In Goldwater v. Ginzburg, a federal jury awarded Goldwater $1 in compensatory damages and $75,000 in punitive damages, to punish Ginzburg and the magazine for being reckless.

The American Psychiatric Association then issued the Goldwater rule reaffirming medical privacy and forbidding commenting on a patient whom the individual psychiatrist has not personally examined.[2]

The United States Court of Appeals affirmed the award and the Supreme Court denied a petition for certiorari (review); Justices Black and Justice Douglas joined a dissenting opinion, rather unusual at the time (1970) on orders denying “cert.”[3]

[Dutch Boy]

If it took only a few million to crush the deep state and it’s minions, it was well worth the price.

[hal ogen]

These traitors and seditionists must be given no quarter. They must be crushed to dust.

[Mouton]

Well maybe he is crazy: who would want this job given all the nonsense he has had to put up with. Yes my comment is sarcasm but frankly given what is happening by the media to anyone who dares state a conservative position or one of pro Americanism, one has to have a very stout mental make up to survive. Add onto that, they are constantly trying to hurt his businesses too. I wish he could legally train the military on these clowns and rout them off the planet.
Politics is one thing but this is beyond politics, it is personal animosity.

[cp124]

But, but, but he is crazy.

[butlerweave]

so they try Michael Wolff’s book ,D’oh

[bigbob]

Actually, how about “The Monkey Channel”, where there’d be special shows featuring gorillas, chimps, orangutans, the Bush family, rap and hiphop artists, Maxine Waters, etc.?

[FreedBird]

Who is winning and who is losing? Is the media getting more of an audience? We have remote controls to shut idiots off.
So far it seems Trump is winning. The next year will give us more of a score. The country will decide in midterm elections where we are going with all of this.

[beethovenfan]

Cut off the funding for this witch hunt.

[Bonemaker]

“,,Special Counsel Robert Mueller has given up on finding any actual collusion with Russia...”

And if this alledged paragon of virtue had a shred of decency he’d fold up camp immediately and save taxpayers a ton of money.

[Vaduz]

Mueller worry is about his ties to Hillary not going to turn out good.

[pasr]

Remember as AL Gore says extreme cold causes global warming..as Rush always says they make it up as they go along...use every moment no matter what you said 5 minutes a go

[pasr]

Remember as AL Gore says extreme cold causes global warming..as Rush always says they make it up as they go along...use every moment no matter what you said 5 minutes a go

[abclily]

Obama/Jarrett for sure. Especially Jarrett, who was the brains behind all of Obama’s sellouts to the muslim world. Traitors both.

[Soul of the South]

“Maybe, some key Republicans were warned by the Obama thugs, that our Intel had some bad stuff on candidate Trump, president elect Trump and President Trump!”

I suspect the real reason GOP support for Trump has been lukewarm to non-existent is most politicians are compromised in some way and are on a leash. Look at how Trey Gowdy has transitioned from pit bull to just another hack. Look at how Darryl Issa came on strong and then petered out over time. Look at Jason Chaffetz who seemed strong and then not only wimped out but left Congress. Paul Ryan and others have talked a good game and then buckled down and did the bidding of the power brokers and monied interests behind the curtain.

Congressional campaigns are extremely expensive. Very few politicians independently wealthy (Bush, Kennedy, Heinz, Issa, Trump). Those who are not independently wealthy must raise millions of dollars from organizations or wealthy people. Those organizations and wealthy will have to be repaid once the politician is elected to office. If they don’t buckle down due to reelection money pressure, they will eventually be put in a situation where they can be extorted. Look at Denny Hastert who rose to Speaker of the House. Look at Newt Gingrich. Look at John Roberts, Chief Justice of the United States.

The truth is President Trump will sign any legislation the Republican Congress puts in front of him. Yet where is all of the legislation Republicans elected to Congress over the last 6-8 years have been promising? It hasn’t been written or voted on by the House and Senate. The Republicans in the House and Senate are controlled and will not write and vote on the legislation they have promised to their constituents. They will not fund the wall. They will not end Obamacare. They will not end wasteful spending. They will not eradicate the federal agencies terrorizing the public. They will not support President Trump because the people who hold the leashes will not allow them to.

The Republicans have controlled both House of Congress for a year and the White House for almost a year. Yet the House and Senate have not passed a budget bill for the fiscal year which began October 1, 2017. This is the most basic responsibility of Congress yet it has not been fulfilled. If Congress cannot pass a budget, with a single party controlling the executive and both houses of the legislative branch, the nation is not being governed under the Constitution.

[Soul of the South]

“Maybe, some key Republicans were warned by the Obama thugs, that our Intel had some bad stuff on candidate Trump, president elect Trump and President Trump!”

I suspect the real reason GOP support for Trump has been lukewarm to non-existent is most politicians are compromised in some way and are on a leash. Look at how Trey Gowdy has transitioned from pit bull to just another hack. Look at how Darryl Issa came on strong and then petered out over time. Look at Jason Chaffetz who seemed strong and then not only wimped out but left Congress. Paul Ryan and others have talked a good game and then buckled down and did the bidding of the power brokers and monied interests behind the curtain.

Congressional campaigns are extremely expensive. Very few politicians independently wealthy (Bush, Kennedy, Heinz, Issa, Trump). Those who are not independently wealthy must raise millions of dollars from organizations or wealthy people. Those organizations and wealthy will have to be repaid once the politician is elected to office. If they don’t buckle down due to reelection money pressure, they will eventually be put in a situation where they can be extorted. Look at Denny Hastert who rose to Speaker of the House. Look at Newt Gingrich. Look at John Roberts, Chief Justice of the United States.

The truth is President Trump will sign any legislation the Republican Congress puts in front of him. Yet where is all of the legislation Republicans elected to Congress over the last 6-8 years have been promising? It hasn’t been written or voted on by the House and Senate. The Republicans in the House and Senate are controlled and will not write and vote on the legislation they have promised to their constituents. They will not fund the wall. They will not end Obamacare. They will not end wasteful spending. They will not eradicate the federal agencies terrorizing the public. They will not support President Trump because the people who hold the leashes will not allow them to.

The Republicans have controlled both House of Congress for a year and the White House for almost a year. Yet the House and Senate have not passed a budget bill for the fiscal year which began October 1, 2017. This is the most basic responsibility of Congress yet it has not been fulfilled. If Congress cannot pass a budget, with a single party controlling the executive and both houses of the legislative branch, the nation is not being governed under the Constitution.

[Teflonic]

Trump is “crazy” all right - like a fox.

The fox’s apparently erratic actions and behavior are all part of its means of evading capture and eluding pursuit.

As the baying hounds and dashing huntsmen on horseback thunder on past in their misdirection, the fox is sitting atop a fence row, once again having a great joke at the expense of the rather easily fooled opponents.

What a perfect analogy to describe President Trump tactics, bravo!