Mueller Digging Deeper, Trumps in big doo doo!

To be president and not be impeached you not only have to be above the law when in office but before also. Trump who has been a well known financial thief in New York his whole life is now being investigated for money laundering and other financial crimes! Lock Him Up Mueller, Lock Him Up !


https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...b07324e84082dc

Looks like Mueller is in his own deep doo doo you fucking idiot.

To be president and not be impeached you not only have to be above the law when in office but before also. Trump who has been a well known financial thief in New York his whole life is now being investigated for money laundering and other financial crimes! Lock Him Up Mueller, Lock Him Up !


https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...b07324e84082dc Originally Posted by StandinStraight

To be president and not be impeached you not only have to be above the law when in office but before also.

Funny the Clintons were always "above the law", before and after election. So much for your/that conjecture.

Trump who has been a well known financial thief in New York his whole life is now being investigated for money laundering and other financial crimes!

"Financial thief"? another POS assumption, where did you get that info aka lies. Propaganda, and "the want" to indict Trump like the rest of your ilk that's all you've got.

Now go back under your boulder maybe America will get lucky and it will crush you and your leftward floating buddies.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...b07324e84082dc Originally Posted by StandinStraight

The "doo doo" expert finds a litter box from which to extract ...

... more "doo doo"! Good Job! StandByShit!!!!



Keep 'em rolling!!!

Figures that the first response would be a Clinton answer to a Twitler question.

You fellas (and grandmas) ought to stop doing that.

It doesn’t work with anybody but you.

This has turned into a fishing expedition even more so than it was. Can President Trump invoke Executive Privilege on this? Otherwise the FBI will simply ask for and release all his tax returns.

The FBI agent appears to be a piece of shit and was responsible for getting Hillary off, bringing the fake dossier into the system, and bushwacking Flynn. I'm reading where his wife is an active Democrat and Hillary supporter.

Time for the Republicans to revoke the Special Investigators charter which was passed under fraudulent pretenses.

Figures that the first response would be a Clinton answer to a Twitler question.

You fellas (and grandmas) ought to stop doing that.

It doesn’t work with anybody but you. Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Its called juxtaposition, not that you would understand with your small mind.

No, dumbass, it’s called “false equivalency.”

This has turned into a fishing expedition even more so than it was. Originally Posted by gnadfly

And it smells like one as well.

Flynn may end up being the Government's primary witness against ...

.... the Obaminable-Clinton-Russian Team!

....not that you would understand with your small mind. Originally Posted by Cherie

You certainly give AssUp a lot of credit!

That's about like saying creek moss is fast.

(And he knows about "creek moss," because he's been looking for salamanders in Barton's Creek in Austin for years. Can't find any!)

And it smells like one as well.

Flynn may end up being the Government's primary witness against ...

.... the Obaminable-Clinton-Russian Team! Originally Posted by LexusLover

Wanna bet on that LLiarMan?

https://spectator.org/enough-of-the-...ts-corruption/

Very quietly this summer, Strzok was reassigned from Trump-Russia collusion probe special counsel Robert Mueller’s team after it was discovered that he’d sent anti-Trump text messages to a woman with whom he was having extramarital sexual congress (who also was a member of that team). That information didn’t reach the public eye until this weekend, and developments since offer a pretty damn good explanation why.

Peter Strzok is everything, as it turns out. Strzok looks like the man at the center of what can best be described as the complete collapse of the FBI and Justice Department’s trustworthiness and credibility, a collapse which is triggering a crisis in the public confidence in the federal government as an institution we consent to have power over us.

Strzok didn’t just serve as an investigator on the Trump-collusion probe, which has degenerated into, as Andrew McCarthy ably laid out at National Review on Monday, an “obstruction investigation” — for the unwashed among us that means it’s essentially a bug hunt for as many Scooter Libbys as Mueller and his team can smoke out. Oh, no. Strzok was involved in the Hillary Clinton email investigation. Heavily involved, in fact — so much so that it’s said it was Strzok who changed the language in then-FBI director James Comey’s exoneration speech to reflect “extreme carelessness” rather than “gross negligence” to describe Clinton’s behavior in running her government emails through that illegal bathroom closet server.



That’s a distinction with a difference, by the way, because it fueled the narrative that Clinton’s patently illegal behavior wasn’t punishable under a statute she clearly violated because an element of “intent” not necessary in that statute wasn’t met.

We’re just finding out about Strzok. It’s a great bet we’ll uncover a whole lot more about him — including, there are rumors, that it may have been Strzok who weaponized the Fusion GPS Pee Pee Dossier into the “collusion” investigation in the first place. Someone at the FBI apparently did that, and someone took that dossier to a FISA court in pursuit of warrants to surveil the Trump campaign in an effort by the Obama administration to spy on the political opposition during a presidential election. It might well have been him.

We’re also finding out about another hopelessly compromised member of the Mueller investigative team — namely, Andrew Weissmann. And what we’re finding out isn’t all that good. It turns out that Weissmann is the federal prosecutor who took down Enron, Arthur Anderson, and Merrill Lynch in separate cases, all of which resulted in convictions which were overturned all or in part due to prosecutorial misconduct. Weissmann was reportedly the genius behind the government’s armed pre-dawn raid at the home of former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort, in order to push an investigation resulting in charges of — essentially — consulting for a foreign political party and “laundering” money which was not illegal.

https://spectator.org/enough-of-the-...ts-corruption/ Originally Posted by gnadfly

Yeah, Weismans a real peach too. He ruined thousands of individual life’s with his unethical prosecutions. The SCOTUS overturned one of them 9/0. Too late for many who lost their careers.

At least some sources of leaks regarding an ongoing criminal investigations are now exposed and can be the subject matter of future action.

StandtheSupid and Asswipe the cock sucking twins BaaaaaaHaaaaa:mfr_lol :