[Navy Patriot]

Lock 'Em Up!

[Navy Patriot]

A very complete article.

[SERKIT]

Why not ensconce the role of Special Persecutor into the Constitution? When can we get regular order, and have the normal prosecutors simply prosecute, without walking on eggshells due to political pressure or the “appearance” of bias? Screw it! Go to court! Call a Grand Jury!

[gov_bean_ counter]

Where are the pitfalls???

I don’t see a downside.

[eyeamok]

We don’t need a Special Counsel, there are Hundreds of people rotting away on Death Row all across this country that were convicted on Far Less than what is Publicly Known regarding this attempted Overthrow of the United States Government.

ARREST ALL OF THEM and since they All have Top Secrets, BAIL IS DENIED!

[Flick Lives]

This week, Trump allies are seizing on the results of the nearly two-year-long investigation and presenting options for the president to pivot to uncover alleged misconduct at the start of the probe.

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Seizing! Or pouncing! The MSM is always pushing a narrative.

[Carriage Hill]

Come down on all of them with a sledgehammer, since the next 2yrs are going to be 10x worse than the past 2yrs.

[Liz]

NO DEMOCRAT SEES THE MUELLER REPORT UNTIL THESE CONDITIONS ARE MET:

<><> All communications from Obama WRT the Trump campaign;

<><> the public release of any and all communication about the decision not to indict Hillary Clinton.

<><> the appointment of a special counsel to investigate the particulars into Hillary Clinton's email use;

<><> the release of all Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act applications related to Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.

<><> release of all opposition research the pee dossier compiled against candidate Trump;

<><> the number of spies sent into the Trump campaign;

<><> a compilation of false accusations made against the Trump campaign;

<><> the release of all communications regarding the Obama apparat's decision to promote fake allegations against the president;

<><> detailed legal assessment into whether there was misuse of elected office;

<><> a complete list of all the actors who constructed the Russian-collusion fairy tale;

<><> testimony under oath of Obama-era CIA Director John Brennan;

<><> testimony under oath of Obama's former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.

[TBP]

Nunes keeps saying he’s sending a bunch of criminal referrals over too. I hope one of them is Schiffty.

[shalom aleichem]

No more special counsels. They are too unpredictable. Loose cannons. Usually backfire. Let Barr do it. Sessions should have. Huber may be doing something in Utah. That was his task per Sessions. If he didn’t. Oh well .........

[Political Junkie Too]

After the Battle of Britain, did people tell the English to move on, that the Germans gave it a shot but heck, let's try to now get along? No, the British decimated the Axis industrial complex and led the way to invading Germany.

When the Germans surrounded Bastogne in France and demanded the surrender of American forces, and the Americans repelled the Germans, did people tell the allied forces that the Germans gave it a shot but heck, let's try to now get along? Nuts! The allies broke the German bulge in the lines and pushed them all the way back to Berlin.

After the Battle of Midway, did people tell the Americans to forget about Pearl Harbor and move on, that the Japanese gave it a shot but heck, let's try to now get along? No, the Americans nuked Japanese cities and put an end to the war.

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This is the germ of an idea I have for a more full essay on American resolve in the face of unprovoked assault, ending with President Reagan's "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" McArthur in Korea could be explored (until he was stopped by Truman), and Khrushchev in Cuba and the reverse scenario of Kennedy in Vietnam could too, but those all end in failure.

My thought was to project forward through modern history where is the turning point that Republicans went wobbly in the face of staunch opposition? My thesis is that it began with George H. W. Bush's failure to march all the way to Baghdad to defeat Saddam Hussein, instead listening to the advice of Colin Powell to stop short and let them escape.

Ever since then, Republicans became gun shy, elected weak leaders in Congress, and began a reign of seeking compromise to avoid conflict, resulting in a weakened Republican party and a growing Leftist movement in the United States.

In President Trump's case, it's the calls from people like Karl Rove and others in the MSM to just move on and forget the coup d'état that the Democrats attempted to retake control of the federal government.

Trump must be encouraged to show the stiff resolve of strong Republicans from the Greatest Generation, and not be afraid to ferret out the conspirators against him, just because the conspirators lobby is pressuring him to back off.

-PJ

[DoodleDawg]

“If we don’t want to have a politicized FBI and Justice Department..."

Way too late for that.

[central_va]

We’re gonna need more rope.