Posted on 05/30/2019 4:37:22 AM PDT by New Jersey Realist
Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton called for an investigation into Robert Mueller for suggesting wrongdoing by an innocent person without any foundation.
Fittons Wednesday night appearance on Fox Business Lou Dobbs Tonight comes after the former special counsel delivered prepared remarks regarding his investigation.
Well, I dont know what reputation he had that deserved any credence until now, but its no longer there, Fitton told Dobbs. Hes really destroyed whatever reputation hes had with this political attack on the president, turning the rule of law on its head, suggesting the president is guilty and, because he cant prove otherwise, we should conclude that he should be impeached.
Calling it an abuse of power, Fitton said that Attorney General Barr has been too deferential to Mueller and should have shut down the report before it was even written.
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Its almost comedy, really. The USA is dead and the DOJ and their FBI killed it.
Mueller looks like he’s very ill and dying. Brain issue perhaps alzheimers. He lost whatever respect he used to have.
Self-serving cronies Mueller and Comey pulling the same tricks:
<><> abusing their govt positions
<><> undermining our institutions
<><> in it for their own vanity and partisan wishes
<><> saving (Hillary); tarnishing (Trump)
<><> pumping themselves as straight-shooting paragons of virtue.
In sum:
Deep State Clinton investigation: We have conclusive evidence of wrongdoing, but we dont believe she intended to."
Deep State Trump investigation: We cant find any conclusive evidence of wrongdoing, but were certain he intended to.
Still waiting for AG Barr to start issuing his first (of many) indictments.
The irony is, if Barr is serious about ferreting out abuses, Mueller should be called testify before the Senate and answer questions about his investigation. And his refusal to do would be, what?
Can you say: obstruction of justice?
Too bad Barr is a ‘friend’ of this creep.
We had never had a phenomenon like that before - and since the Left controls history, that mess has been depicted as the "righteous people rising up and removing a criminal and corrupt President". It turns out that whatever incorrect things Nixon did by commission or omission, they paled in the presence of JFK, LBJ, Clinton, and Obama.
The attacks on President Trump are following the same playbook. It's up to us to stop them.
Against the ridiculous wishes of many conservatives (including a lot of Freepers), Trump never took the bait.
The whole thing ended in a whimper.
Mueller's stupid public statement yesterday was the inevitable result of what would happen when President Trump didn't take the bait.
"My investigation was a complete farce, but I can't say for sure that the President didn't obstruct justice. Now I have to just go away and f#%& myself."
There is no rule of law
Rather there is a tyranny of lawyers.
Grahamnesty should subpoena Muler to testify and put him in the hot seat.
That said, this supposed obstruction of justice is very weak. For example, Trump didnt actually fire Mueller. Even if he had done so, their are many people who believe it cannot be obstruction when one is merely exercising their legitimate powers under the laws and constitution. For example, Trump cannot obstruct justice by firing someone who works for Trump in the executive branch. The DOJ works for the president BTW.
Trump-Trap is over.
July 5, 2016 - James Comey: We found all kinds of evidence Hillary Clinton committed crimes but she didn’t intend to do so.
May 29, 2019 - Robert Mueller: We couldn’t find any evidence Donald Trump committed crimes but he definitely intended to do so.

There is a tyranny of lawyers.
Excellent! My I borrow that for my tagline?
of course......
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