Posted on 07/25/2019 4:51:37 AM PDT by EyesOfTX
Today’s Campaign Update (Because The Campaign Never Ends)
Reminder: Arkancide can strike at any time, anywhere. – Convicted and newly-accused pedophile and longtime friend of the Clintons Jeffrey Epstein was found “injured and in a fetal position inside his cell at a New York city jail” yesterday, according to officials involved in his current legal proceedings.
NBC Channel 4 in New York City reports that initially claimed the incident was the result of an attempted “suicide”, but Channel 4 says another source claims that “an assault has not been ruled out, and that another inmate was questioned.” Oh, you don’t say.
The story continues: “The inmate who investigators have talked to in Lower Manhattan facility has been identified as Nicholas Tartaglione, according to two sources. Tartaglione is a former police officer in Westchester County who was arrested in December 2016 and accused of killing four men in an alleged cocaine distribution conspiracy, then burying their bodies in his yard in Otisville in Orange County, according to court records.”
Sounds like a prince of a man. Hey, wonder if he’s ever been to Arkansas?
Sympathy for Robert Mueller? Sorry, I’m all out. – I was criticized yesterday for not showing proper “sympathy” for Robert Mueller, given his obviously diminished state. I received several notes pointing out that Mueller is after all an ex-Marine (we should all be grateful for that service) and that our real ire should be directed at the evil Andrew Weissman and the other Mueller bad hires who actually ran the two-year Witch Hunt and actually wrote the despicable final Mueller Report.
Well, sorry, folks, I’m not buying that nonsense. While Mueller is, as noted above, in an obviously diminished mental state and at this point appears to barely have his wits about him, let’s all review how he ended up in that witness chair yesterday:
It is well-documented that Mueller is in fact a very close friend of James Comey – despite his hemming and hawing on that yesterday – whose highly-justified firing was used by Rod Rosenstein as the pretense to create the Special Counsel investigation. That conflict of interest alone would have led an actual ethical person to refuse the appointment. Mueller didn’t care. It is also well-documented that, in the week leading up to the appointment, Mueller held a series of meetings with Rosenstein – another close friend, another blatant conflict of interest – in which they discussed the prospect of his becoming Special Counsel. Even worse, it is well-documented – despite Mueller’s half-hearted denial – that the day before he was appointed to become Special Counsel by his good friend Rosenstein, Mueller actually met with President Donald Trump himself, to discuss the open FBI Director’s position. Mueller didn’t take this job on the spur of the moment, as so many in our fake news media have falsely claimed, he plotted to get this job. Ask yourself: Are these the behaviors of an admirable man, a man for whom we should now have sympathy because he is obviously aging badly? But there is more, much, much more:
We are supposed to now be angered at Weissman, the “real” bad guy here (and he is a very, very bad guy), but who hired Weissman? Robert Mueller hired Weissman, knowing fully his sordid history of abusing his power and ignoring the law, and knowing fully his support of Hillary Clinton and personal animus towards President Trump. Even worse than that, Mueller took the job knowing from Day 1 that, in the famous words of Super Duper ex-FBI Agent and aspiring Latin Lover Peter Strzok, there was no ‘there there.’ Mueller and everyone he hired knew from the first day on the job that “Russia Collusion” was a fantasy play invented by the DNC, the Clinton Campaign and Christopher Steele with cooperation from agents from a variety of foreign governments including – gasp! – RUSSIA. Mueller took the job knowing that the job was in fact an attempt at a coup d’etat on American soil, an effort to remove a sitting, duly-elected President of the United States of America by whatever means he and his evil minions could concoct. Regardless of who actually did the work, Mueller lent his name and reputation to this heinous enterprise, an act of mendacity of unprecedented scope and goal in American history. Mueller’s name sat atop the Special Counsel’s offices, no one else’s. All the Gestapo tactics, all the despicable abuses of civil rights, all the early morning raids, all the torture-like imprisonments, all the bully tactics designed to force witnesses to lie to save their own skins – all of those things were conducted under the name of Robert Mueller, no one else. The final report that was issued, the report that threw all semblance of legal ethics and due process so vital to our personal freedoms to the wind, is called “The Mueller Report,” not the Weissman Report. Regardless of who actually wrote the words in that report – words that continuously shocked and visibly surprised Mueller himself when read back to him yesterday – those words were written and published under the name of Robert Mueller, and Robert Mueller personally placed his signature on that report. So, if y’all want to express your sympathy for Robert Mueller in his obviously-diminished state, you go right ahead. Do it and enjoy it and even signal your virtue about it on social media.
Me? I’ll reserve my sympathies for General Mike Flynn and Jerome Corsi and Roger Stone and George Papadopoulous and all the myriad other American citizens whose constitutional rights were abused and personal lives were destroyed under Mueller’s name. And I will remain angry about the evil fantasy play Mueller put our nation through for the last two solid years.
Damn him for doing it.
That is all.
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-—Mueller reminded me of Frank Costello “taking the fifth” during the Kefauver crime hearings-—except that I could almost feel a bit sorry for Costello—he was an old man , also—
I have no sympathy of any type for Mueller. He allowed himself to be used as legitimate “front man”, the token “Republican” with supposed “integrity” as the cover for a ravening pack of angry Hillary supporting Democratic lawyers. The blood they drew, the utter bias they showed, the gross overreach using tactics that you would hold in reserve for a serial killer, the vast expense of taxpayer money, could all have been stopped if Mueller after a few months investigation, had concluded what was obvious - the topic of his review was a complete and utter lie. We may have lost the House because of him. So, No, I don’t have the slightest care about Mueller - yes, he had fine combat service but so did Goering and Hitler - it in no way excuses or allows what they each did later in life. He could have used his vaunted “integrity” to put an end to it all when he knew there was nothing there; instead, we have a feeble old man who appears to know zilch about his “own” report or its conclusions, and damn the public interest and national welfare. Hopefully, he can figure out what the Early Bird special is at his local restaurants - he and his pack of jackals have done enough damn damage to this country.
Mueller is like McCain....Power Corrupts
They may have started as good men but you need to look at the real history
Mueller was so bad I question whether his “diminished state” was legit. As Barr peels back the layers of corruption in his office Mueller realizes he will have to answer for actions taken under his name. What better way to escape having to deal with a grand jury or prosecutor than to feign senility? The ruse certainly worked on Nunes. Mueller is now free of any culpability. The democrats are surely never going ask him to testify again and his friends (Barr) and adversaries (Nunes) are willing to give him a pass for his crimes and dishonesty.
Mueller deserves worse. He tried to sabotage a president and destroy his life. I have no sympathy for Mueller.
Too late. The CW II has already started. Only Jesus himself could stop it. Which is why Trump is the last president.
Epstein got his message from the Clintons - remain silent or else.
Mueller is an FBI corruptocrat who left innocent men in jail to protect a mobster, Whitey Bulger. IIRC, one of them died in jail.
He needs to be locked in a room with a pen, paper, a bottle of rotgut and a pistol with one bullet.
I have zero sympathy for this DC establishment elitist scumbag who has ruined so many lives with his decades long abuse of power. I hope the a-hole chokes on his oatmeal in prison and drops dead.
Amen!
Rosenstein needs to be interviewed by DOJ and asked when this diminished state started. At what point? Since President Trump interviewed him the day before he was appointed. When did this start to materialize? Why didn’t Rod say anything?
Also what part in all this did Jeff Sessions play?
Civil war is already upon us. The shooting just hasn’t started yet.
Well said! And EVERYONE should keep in mind that Mueller was just the puppet and fool for the real powerbrokers - Hussein 0bama and the clinton crime syndicate!
And, Mueller cashed those paychecks as SC too. He owns it lock, stock and barrel.
So, in light of his obvious infirmity, why was he not relieved of his position when the dementia became apparent. Or was yesterday's hearing a "crazy act".
I take “crazy act”.
Show us crazy act.....
Ding..ding..ding..
That’s the number one answer Bob.
Hitler received the Iron Cross, Goering the Pour le Merite in WWI.
And Jean F’in Kerry got his basic load of Vietnam medals. So did I, & I was there in 1972 when George McGovern was waving his WWII DFC in his critic’s faces while berating our Vietnamese allies.
Military service does not grant a political operative immunity from criticism. Period.
Like the Serial Killer in CA who was brought into Court in a Wheelchair. Poor old guy...
Oswald was a Marine. Just sayin’...
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