PBS NewsHour Began Summarizing Mueller Report Last Night. What Did Fox News Do?

[domer76]

it does indeed. too bad Mueller turned out to be misrepresented Dowd's phone calls and Kimilnik . Mueller was a dud

Liar

-Don’t provide information that will implicate Trump
-Inform us what’s going on in order to protect Trump.
-Offering that a pardon was available if Flynn helped Trump.

When Flynn’s attorney returned Dowd’s call and said thanks but no thanks, Dowd went nuts and made threatening remarks, now in an attempt to intimidate Flynn

[Darth Omar]

Hello Darth,

I don't suppose it ever even occurred to you for a moment that Trump might actually be a conman, has it?

When I voted for him I was certain that he wasn’t.

Nearly all politicians are con men to varying degrees. Trump promised to deregulate the economy and get it rolling again. Check. He promised to build a wall—and he would, if Democrats in Congress would work with him. There’s no wall, yet, but that has nothing to with a con and his recent move against Mexico on the border means he’s pretty serious about the issue. He promised to go after China on trade. Check.

This nonsense that Trump colluded with the Russians was never plausible. Ironically, there’s your con if you’re looking for one.

[dukkha]

Liar

-Don’t provide information that will implicate Trump
-Inform us what’s going on in order to protect Trump.
-Offering that a pardon was available if Flynn helped Trump.

When Flynn’s attorney returned Dowd’s call and said thanks but no thanks, Dowd went nuts and made threatening remarks, now in an attempt to intimidate Flynn

you are such a buffoon

Mueller Purposely Edited a Phone Call From Trump’s Legal Team to Make It Seem Like Obstruction of Justice
https://www.redstate.com/bonchie/201...ction-justice/
The issues with Robert Mueller’s report are apparent, especially given his decision to overstep DOJ guidelines and smear those who he had no intention of charging. Part two of the report reads like a roadmap too impeachment, full of insinuations and scatter shot “evidence” that doesn’t actually add up to anything but more speculation.

Mueller’s inability to do his job smacked of political gamesmanship. He winked and nodded at Congress but didn’t have the fortitude to just recommend charges against Trump. There was no regulation stopping him from doing so and in the end, he failed to complete the one task his special counsel was appointed to do.

[Darth Omar]

it does indeed. too bad Mueller turned out to be misrepresented Dowd's phone calls and Kimilnik . Mueller was a dud

Whatever good reputation Mullet had will be trumped by his role in the Russian investigation.

He claimed he was prevented from so much as making an up or down determination in his own investigation. And by the way, why did that little nugget only come out at the end? Why didn’t Rosenstein tell the media, at the outset, that Mullet wouldn’t be making any conclusions in his investigation?

But Mullet will be remembered most for his ‘indeterminate determination’ where he was all but begging Democrats to ‘read between the lines’ and conclude Trump was very probably guilty of obstruction. Or something.

Then Mullet retires from government, refuses to take questions—from anyone, and exits Stage Left.

And he made very good money for this.

[dukkha]

Whatever good reputation Mullet had will be trumped by his role in the Russian investigation.

He claimed he was prevented from so much as making an up or down determination in his own investigation. And by the way, why did that little nugget only come out at the end? Why didn’t Rosenstein tell the media, at the outset, that Mullet wouldn’t be making any conclusions in his investigation?

But Mullet will be remembered most for his ‘indeterminate determination’ where he was all but begging Democrats to ‘read between the lines’ and conclude Trump was very probably guilty of obstruction. Or something.

Then Mullet retires from government, refuses to take questions—from anyone, and exits Stage Left.

And he made very good money for this.

notice a pattern?

FBI counterintelligence investigation kept alive ( to continue to hound/smear Trump) by Comey with the SC appointment
Mueller keeps open the investigation by "obstruction" non-charges as a roadmap for Congress
+ the fact the original investigation was bogus.
~~

The goal is to always have a fresh smear campaign going against Trump = the "insurance policy"

[PoliTalker]

I don't suppose it has occurred to any Trump fans that more investigations might turn up more evidence of obstruction.

Any investigator who was 'fair and evenhanded' would do the right thing and add such evidence to the Mueller Report.

President Trump may have shot himself in the foot by calling for deeper investigation.................

[PoliTalker]

Hello Darth Omar,

When I voted for him I was certain that he wasn’t.

Nearly all politicians are con men to varying degrees. Trump promised to deregulate the economy and get it rolling again. Check. He promised to build a wall—and ...

He promised to get Mexico to PAY FOR IT.

[Darth Omar]

notice a pattern?

FBI counterintelligence investigation kept alive ( to continue to hound/smear Trump) by Comey with the SC appointment
Mueller keeps open the investigation by "obstruction" non-charges as a roadmap for Congress
+ the fact the original investigation was bogus.
~~

The goal is to always have a fresh smear campaign going against Trump = the "insurance policy"

That’s the Cliff Notes lol.

The smears change like the weather. One day it’s collusion, next day it’s obstruction, then it’s the cover-up, then it’s the 25th amendment. It’s a textbook case of throwing shit against the wall and hoping something sticks.

Problem is, it’s just a theory, for now at least. Probably the most fertile ground for Durham would be the shenanigans surrounding the Hoax Dossier. It’s patently obvious it was leaked to the media in order to prop-up the Russian narrative so as to make it easier to trigger an SC appointment. And sure enough, Comey pulled the trigger after Trump fired him. Comey admitted to leaking in order to get Mullet appointed. I still can’t get over that.

They knew the whole Russian collusion thing was bogus from the outset, but as long as they could bait Trump into obstructing the investigation democrats could still impeach him for obstructing ‘justice’ lol.

And guess what: No one but the bitter-enders even talk about collusion any more.

And yes, they think we’re exactly that stupid.

[Darth Omar]

Hello Darth Omar,

He promised to get Mexico to PAY FOR IT.

That he did lol.

But it’s not over yet. Here’s the more important part: I don’t care who pays for it since it will pay for itself. I don’t care as much about the wall ‘or if Mexico pays for it’ as I do about SECURING THE DAMN BORDER. And Trump is at least trying to do exactly that.

And he’s taking considerable political risks in doing it. Con man politicians don’t take political risks.

[PoliTalker]

Hello dukkha,

notice a pattern?

FBI counterintelligence investigation kept alive ( to continue to hound/smear Trump) by Comey with the SC appointment

That wasn't the reason. It would have been dereliction of duty not to investigate or appoint a SC.

Mueller keeps open the investigation by "obstruction" non-charges as a roadmap for Congress
+ the fact the original investigation was bogus.

Pure opinion guided by blind loyalty and belief in Trump and only Trump.

The goal is to always have a fresh smear campaign going against Trump = the "insurance policy"

Makes sense you would believe that. Goes hand in hand with the devotion to Trump and only Trump.

[PoliTalker]

Hello Darth,

That’s the Cliff Notes lol.

The smears change like the weather. One day it’s collusion, next day it’s obstruction, then it’s the cover-up, then it’s the 25th amendment. It’s a textbook case of throwing shit against the wall and hoping something sticks.

Problem is, it’s just a theory, for now at least. Probably the most fertile ground for Durham would be the shenanigans surrounding the Hoax Dossier. It’s patently obvious it was leaked to the media in order to prop-up the Russian narrative so as to make it easier to trigger an SC appointment.

Trump triggered it himself by being so obstinate.

And sure enough, Comey pulled the trigger after Trump fired him. Comey admitted to leaking in order to get Mullet appointed. I still can’t get over that.

Rosenstein Appointed the SC, not Comey.

They knew the whole Russian collusion thing was bogus from the outset,

They knew nothing of the sort. It was implicated but unknown. Get real.

but as long as they could bait Trump into obstructing the investigation democrats could still impeach him for obstructing ‘justice’ lol.

Trump acted of his own accord. I swear. You will go to any length to make excuses for Trump. He must answer for his highly suspicious actions.

And guess what: No one but the bitter-enders even talk about collusion any more.

And yes, they think we’re exactly that stupid.[/QUOTE]

[PoliTalker]

Hello Darth,

That he did lol.

Promise to get Mexico to pay for his wall.

But it’s not over yet. Here’s the more important part: I don’t care who pays for it since it will pay for itself.

No, it won't. Immigrants contribute to our economy, contribute taxes which will never be refunded. GDP will not be as great without them.

I don’t care as much about the wall ‘or if Mexico pays for it’ as I do about SECURING THE DAMN BORDER.

If immigrants are taking so many jobs how come unemployment is so low?

If immigrants hurt the American economy how come the DOW is so high?

Is this really just about you not wanting people joking about you in Spanish so you can't understand? A touch of xenophobia, eh?

And he’s taking considerable political risks in doing it. Con man politicians don’t take political risks.

Conmen do whatever they think they can get away with.

[Darth Omar]

Hello Darth,



Trump triggered it himself by being so obstinate.



Rosenstein Appointed the SC, not Comey.



They knew nothing of the sort. It was implicated but unknown. Get real.



Trump acted of his own accord. I swear. You will go to any length to make excuses for Trump. He must answer for his highly suspicious actions.

And guess what: No one but the bitter-enders even talk about collusion any more.

And yes, they think we’re exactly that stupid.

Is everyone who wants to secure the border a xenophobe lol?

Apart from the fact they are breaking our laws breaking into the country, there are real costs associated with allowing hordes of unskilled workers to flood across the border. If you want your socialist wish-list you should think seriously about stemming the tide because those are tax dollars that can go to free college tuition or whatever.

Regarding the Russian Hoax: Lisa Page testified that ‘they didn’t know if there was anything to it’ in reference to collusion at the time the investigation was turned over to Mullet. Maybe Durham will drill a little deeper and see if their ‘didn’t know’ rose to the level of probable cause—or whether collusion was just a pretext to open an investigation into the Trump campaign. It sure looks as if it were the latter.

And yes, Rosenstein appointed Mullet and not Comey. But Rosenstein also called the Game Over along with Barr so why don’t Democrats accept that? Also, it was Comey who *leaked* with the intention an SC would be appointed and it turned out to be his good buddy, Mullet.

Those facts are not in dispute.

[PoliTalker]

Hi Darth,

Is everyone who wants to secure the border a xenophobe lol?

At this point it seems so, certainly if they are allowing President Trump to dictate their message.

Apart from the fact they are breaking our laws breaking into the country, there are real costs associated with allowing hordes of unskilled workers to flood across the border. If you want your socialist wish-list you should think seriously about stemming the tide because those are tax dollars that can go to free college tuition or whatever.

I totally agree the situation is not sustainable. I think we should work to reduce the flood of immigrants. But we differ greatly on how to do that. Putting up walls and threatening our trade partners to keep them out is counter-productive. And it doesn't really address the problem. It just creates a bigger problem south of our border. If we really want an effective solution we need to address the reasons they come. Did we create this problem ourselves? Sure looks that way. Do we have the power to address the root cause? We most certainly do. Is that the sensible win/win solution? Absolutely.

The problem with Trump is he never considers the win/win solution to anything. He is totally win/lose. He is convinced the only way to win is if somebody else loses. What an idiotic approach. If the whole world acted that way there would be no civilization. Nobody would build anything because it's easier to take something by force than it is to build it. If everyone thought the only way to have anything is to take it from others, why would anybody build anything worth taking? All we would do is fight over what there is.

What we need is an effective win/win president.

Regarding the Russian Hoax: Lisa Page testified that ‘they didn’t know if there was anything to it’ in reference to collusion at the time the investigation was turned over to Mullet. Maybe Durham will drill a little deeper and see if their ‘didn’t know’ rose to the level of probable cause—or whether collusion was just a pretext to open an investigation into the Trump campaign. It sure looks as if it were the latter.

It only looks that way to those who allow President Trump to dictate their thoughts. That's exactly what he says.

And yes, Rosenstein appointed Mullet and not Comey. But Rosenstein also called the Game Over along with Barr so why don’t Democrats accept that?

No he didn't. And he is not the final authority. Believing that simply amounts to grasping for straws.

Also, it was Comey who *leaked* with the intention an SC would be appointed and it turned out to be his good buddy, Mullet.

Wrong. The Steele dossier was leaked by McCain's office.

Those facts are not in dispute.

Wrong. I totally dispute them, as do most non Trump fans.

[reagansghost]