Posted on 07/25/2019 6:48:37 AM PDT by Rummyfan
It is apparently part of Robert Mueller's contract with the media that he must always be described as "honorable" and a "lifelong Republican." (After this week, we can add "dazed and confused" to his appellation.)
If it matters that Mueller is a "lifelong Republican," then I guess it matters that he hired a team of left-wing zealots. Of the 17 lawyers in Mueller's office, 14 are registered Democrats. Not one is a registered Republican. In total, they have donated more than $60,000 to Democratic candidates.
Congressman Steve Chabot listed the Democratic political activism of nine of Mueller's staff attorneys at a December 2017 House hearing.
Here are a few from Chabot's list:
-- Kyle Freeny contributed to both Obama campaigns and to Hillary Clinton's campaign.
-- Andrew Goldstein donated $3,300 to both Obama campaigns.
-- Elizabeth Prelogar contributed to both the Obama and Clinton campaigns.
-- Jeannie Rhee donated $16,000 to Democrats, contributed $5,400 to the Clinton campaign -- and represented Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation in several lawsuits.
-- Andrew Weissmann contributed $2,000 to the Democratic National Committee, $2,300 to the Obama campaign and $2,300 to the Clinton Campaign.
None had donated to the Trump campaign.
(Excerpt) Read more at anncoulter.com ...
Can Robert Mueller read? I know he could for most of his life can he now?
It didn't seem like he could
And an Adam's apple also
Mueller was not a good guy..do some research..
The Dems knew he was a disaster. That’s why they rehearsed the questions, and yes, he had to have had them. The performance serves to highlight their viciousness.
Playing senile is also a good way not to get sent to prison when this all gets exposed.
As for Mueller being “honorable,” Steven Hatfill and the late Sen. Ted Stevens might beg to differ.
After the 2001 anthrax attacks, the FBI, under Director Mueller’s close supervision, spent SEVEN YEARS pursuing Hatfill, a U.S. Army biodefense researcher. Year after year, the real culprit went about his life undisturbed — until he committed suicide when, at last, the FBI zeroed in on him.
Mueller was deeply involved in the anthrax investigation, recruiting the lead investigator on the case and working “in lockstep” with him, according to a book on the case, “The Mirage Man” by David Willman.
During this multi-year investigation of the wrong man, Mueller assured Attorney General John Ashcroft, as well as two U.S. senators that Hatfill was the anthrax mailer. Presciently, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz asked then-Deputy Attorney General James Comey if he was sure Hatfill wasn’t another Richard Jewell, an innocent man who, a few years earlier, had been publicly identified by the FBI as the main Olympic bombing suspect. Comey replied that he was “absolutely certain that it was Hatfill.”
The hounding of Steven Hatfill finally ended in 2008, with the bureau paying the poor man millions of dollars. In open court, a federal judge, Reggie B. Walton, assailed Mueller’s FBI for its handling of the case.
Far from apologizing, the director stoutly defended the bureau’s relentless pursuit of the blameless Hatfill, saying: “I do not apologize for any aspect of this investigation.” He said it would be incorrect “to say there were mistakes.”
Maybe he can use that line to defend the similarly monomaniacal zealots he put on the Russia investigation.
Eight days before the 2008 elections, the government convicted Sen. Stevens of failing to properly report gifts on his Senate financial forms. The longest-serving Republican in Senate history lost his re-election by less than 2 percent of the vote.
Months later — too late for Stevens’ political career — Obama Attorney General Eric Holder moved for a dismissal of all charges against Stevens after discovering that the government had failed to turn over crucial exculpatory evidence. The trial judge not only threw out the charges, but angrily ordered an independent counsel to investigate the investigators.
Unlike the disastrous Hatfill case, the extent of Mueller’s oversight of the Stevens investigation is less clear. Was he aware of the bureau’s malicious pursuit of a sitting U.S. senator on the eve of his re-election? Either he was, which is awful, or he wasn’t — which is worse.
I don’t think I’ve commented one way or another on Mueller moral character lately. Just his physical condition - the guy seems like he could hide his own Easter eggs.
“Ann Coulter has a reputation, a reputation of ill repute”
Not sure what you mean but I read her because she’s witty and comes up with interesting observations.
Yes. All great points. Weisman and Rosenstein were running the show.
Sessions? I believe he was either compromised in some way and shut up OR he was completely out of it. Out of his league dealing with these career DOJ players and had no control.
Trump was right to fire Sessions and it’s a shame it cost us a Senate seat. Trump was loyal to a fault and at the very least Sessions should have had Barr as his #2 man actually running the show from day one.
This was a failed coup attempt by Deep State. The danger to democracy here isn’t from Russia - a failed third world state - but from the enemies within our own country and government.
Mueller lied.
The media repeats his lie.
This particular lie:
The lawyers were chosen for their ability, not their politics.
Lie.
Lie.
A thousand times lie.
Is that for real?
She’s a Never Trump non-breeding white whore, though she occasionally has a funny line or two.
Wondering the same?
I still like Ann as she has still some witty and accurate observations. She, like many others, have tagged onto several losers and regretted the decision. Nobody bats 1000. Ann is just under the magnifying glass. I miss the pictures of Ann and Catherine Zeta Jones as Freepers are slipping. And just like Andrew Wilcow and Rush Limbaugh, Ann reads FR often.
When Mueller was picked to run the investigation, I immediately said how bad a pick it was. I’ve always thought he was evil and right in the middle of every terrorist act upon the US from 9/11 on.
He was warned (it’s documented) by Russia, England and Saudi Arabia more than once about the Boston Bombers and did nothing.
I was one of the FReepers listening to the police radio when they were hunting for the San Bernardino Christmas health center shooters. The cops were talking about this was the guy they were told about two weeks prior. Well, it had to be the FBI who told them.
The term limit for being the Director of the FBI is ten years. He somehow was allowed to serve 12 years but obama never was one to follow rules. So, why was he begging Trump to appoint him director again? Was he trying to hide something from the Trump administration?
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2018/08/31/two-prosecutors-leave-robert-muellers-team.html
https://www.thedailybeast.com/two-lawyers-have-quit-robert-muellers-office
We should find out the real reason why Ryan Dickey and Bryan Richardson left team Mueller last August.
It’s so nice of you to stop by on the thread and give your opinion on Ann. A whore? Really? C’mon!
Today, this morning, Mueller doesn’t matter
What you say to detract or to praise doesn’t matter.
Mueller is history
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