Posted on 09/11/2018 5:27:00 AM PDT by SleeperCatcher
Nothing Burger: Legal analyst and former U.S. attorney Joe diGenova dropped a bombshell during a Monday morning interview on Washington, D.C. station WMAL, saying that he is certain that special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation will wrap up soon and that the former FBI director has complained, privately, about the case he was given.
“This is going to be a bad next 30 days for a bunch of people in the FBI and DoJ under Obama,” diGenova predicted.
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I believe that the DS has been putting fixes in for long time....
which is why we got Dole....no name....why an apparent victory by Romney was stolen..
I think Dole is a good man, but the fact that all other viable, younger,more dynamic candidates in the primaries were chased off for one reason or another is very telling....
why in 2008 did strong candidates like Rudy or Fred Thompson get chased off leaving no name to claim it all....
the toons and obola running free for all this time tells us all we need to know about our fibbers/c eye as, etc...
JUST DAMN DO ALREADY.
do IT!
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>> “I believe that the DS has been putting fixes in for long time.” <<
Since the 16th amendment was faked!
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Joe diGenova is a Republican U. S. attorney who has a serious handle on what is going on with Mueller. It has been a year and a half and we have nothing on Trump-Russia collusion. So why has he not given up? I will tell you why. He will keep it going until after the midterm elections because after all, he is a democrat at heart.
Declassification process has been underway since last month. You can tell it’s going full bore as there are multiple reputable reports pointing to very specific documents set for release.
Nothing will stop President Trump on this, nothing.
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