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    Quote Originally Posted by reagansghost View Post
    no he didn't
    Yes he did; you willful moron.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phantasmal View Post
    I don’t think Mueller’s testimony will be what Democrats are hoping for,
    Agreed!

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    but I also think it will do more damage than Republicans claim it will.
    It will do nothing to Republicans. Democrats will look petty and stupid, again.

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    It really will be about the new information Democrats can get from Mueller.
    There is no new information. The Mueller report contains everything Mueller found which means, no collusion and no obstruction.

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    The Republicans will in the meantime be mostly focusing on the FBI and FISA topics as always.
    As they should be; the Democratic Party of the Jackass should be as well. But alas, they are dishonest, lying assholes on steroids whose only Fascistic concern is political power. The people can be damned!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darth Omar View Post
    It will likely be the typical grandstanding dog and pony show congressional hearings turn into.

    Though republicans have an opportunity to ask a raft of ‘inconvenient’ questions of Mullet. Like when he knew there was nothing to collusion and was that *before or after* the 2018 midterms? That’s just one off the top of my head.
    CORRECTION: it will be the typical clown show the Democrats engage in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Southern Chicken View Post
    The DOJ has already set guidelines for the testimony. Mueller must remain within the boundaries of the public, redacted version of his report. The testimony will remain within the boundaries of the report because matters within the scope of the investigation is covered by executive privilege. Like including information protected by law enforcement, deliberative process, attorney work product, and presidential communications privileges. It is just grandstanding by Nadler for hoping that this will get the majority of their caucus to support impeachment.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Adolf_Twitler View Post
    This thread is total............................................. .......
    That would be your thread trolling post assclown. Run along if you don't have anything adult like to add. Moron.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dukkha View Post
    Judicial Watch, through its investigations and litigation, has turned up important exculpatory government records and documents exonerating Trump from the Russia hoax that the Mueller team chose to omit from their report. Judicial Watch has also demonstrated that the investigators were hardly the objective paragons of virtue as portrayed in the media but were a politically biased hit team.

    For example, the hiring effort was led by Andrew Weissman, who was enough of a Democratic insider to have been invited to Hillary Clinton’s election night party. He assembled a left-leaning team of investigators who could be counted on to approach the question with the proper “get Trump” attitude. Take, for example Jeannie Rhee, who was working the Papadopoulos case fresh off her previous assignment protecting the Clinton Foundation at the law firm WilmerHale. Each revelation makes the investigation sound more like an inside job.

    When Peter Strzok and Lisa Page’s outrageous conduct and flagrant anti-Trump bias became too much for Mueller, he hid the fact from the American people for four months. Meanwhile his office deleted all the text messages they passed while on his team and reformatted their government-issued phones. Maybe Congress should be investigating that obstruction of justice.

    Mueller will soon have to face probing questions about his willful blindness, selective investigative focus and history of seeking to cement a legend around dates and persons that fit the collusion/obstruction narrative.
    He will also have to explain the murky origins of his investigation, rooted in former FBI Director James Comey’s leak of information from Trump’s FBI files to the New York Times through a professor at Columbia Law School.

    Mueller could explain why he chose not to announce that his investigators had found no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia until after the 2018 midterm elections, even though his team already knew that Russiagate was a hoax.

    And even after the midterms, why did Mueller withhold exculpatory evidence from the nine-page charging document filed with the Michael Cohen plea deal?

    What about the fact that Carter Page had acted as an informant for the FBI against Russia?

    And what of United States District Judge Dabney L. Friedrich’s opinion from July 1, 2019 that Mueller did not establish a Kremlin connection to the Internet Research Agency (IRA), which the report claimed was the Kremlin’s tool social media campaigns seeking to influence the 2016 election?

    What about the leaks to the news media, such as when the Washington Post obtained the March 17, 2019 letter critiquing Attorney General William Barr’s summary of the conclusions of the Mueller report?

    Then there are the matters of the Clinton-funded Steele dossier, Fusion GPS and its links to the Justice Department and the genesis of the illicit Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrants used to spy on the Trump campaign.

    Mueller showed a remarkable lack of curiosity about these issues, and for good reason since the truth would have compromised the entire rationale for the continued legal and political harassment of President Trump. This also goes to the bizarre timing of the Mueller testimony, since we are awaiting the soon-to-be-released report from the Justice Department’s Office of Inspector General on potential abuse FISA abuse, which is certain to lay these issues bare. In that respect Mueller and the Democrats are wasting their time, because the OIG report will reveal the unprecedented abuse of government power that drove the collusion myth.

    In retrospect the most remarkable thing about the Mueller witch hunt is that even with the deck stacked so solidly against him, Trump emerged from the process clean. The Russiagate hoax was so completely lacking in substance (even the manufactured kind) that Mueller couldn’t take Trump down. Congressional Democrats may think that they can somehow manipulate the upcoming hearings to produce a rationale for obstruction charges. But again, how can there be obstruction when there was never a crime? Maybe Mr. Mueller can answer that one.
    https://thehill.com/opinion/white-ho...robert-mueller
    And you are counting on information "revealed" by "Judicial Watch?" Just more of the Hannity conspiracies, so many now one almost needs a scorecard to know which is which, still liked the "secret societies" the best

    Relax, Mueller ain't going to burn Trump, billy barr pretty much made sure of that reinforcing to Mueller that he is still one of the good ole boys.

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    Quote Originally Posted by reagansghost View Post
    when did Mueller clear Trump of Obstruction of Justice?

    link?
    He has to be charged with something before he can be cleared of it. And no, MSM allegations are not official charges.
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    Quote Originally Posted by archives View Post
    And you are counting on information "revealed" by "Judicial Watch?" Just more of the Hannity conspiracies, so many now one almost needs a scorecard to know which is which, still liked the "secret societies" the best

    Relax, Mueller ain't going to burn Trump, billy barr pretty much made sure of that reinforcing to Mueller that he is still one of the good ole boys.
    where do you think JW gets their info?? from FOIA requests/suits

    And what of United States District Judge Dabney L. Friedrich’s opinion from July 1, 2019 that Mueller did not establish a Kremlin connection to the Internet Research Agency (IRA), which the report claimed was the Kremlin’s tool social media campaigns seeking to influence the 2016 election?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Southern Chicken View Post
    The DOJ has already set guidelines for the testimony. Mueller must remain within the boundaries of the public, redacted version of his report. The testimony will remain within the boundaries of the report because matters within the scope of the investigation is covered by executive privilege. Like including information protected by law enforcement, deliberative process, attorney work product, and presidential communications privileges. It is just grandstanding by Nadler for hoping that this will get the majority of their caucus to support impeachment.
    Exactly what the Democrats are banking on, they would like nothing better than for Mueller to read the complete report

    Keep in mind, you, and the majority of America has never read the report. The right, as expected, jumped on billy barr's orchestrated summary, but if anyone actually even skimmed thru the report there is enough there to question why wasn't the Trump campaign held accountable. Over a hundred documented contacts with Russians is pretty hard to explain in the average person's understanding, and that doesn't even include the obstruction considerations

    (time now for billy barr's "no collusion, no obstruction")

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    Quote Originally Posted by Truth Detector View Post
    That would be your thread trolling post assclown. Run along if you don't have anything adult like to add. Moron.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dukkha View Post
    where do you think JW gets their info?? from FOIA requests/suits
    It is easy to obtain the information, the way you present it, frame it, is what matters, did you think that if something proved Judicial Watch's initial theory incorrect they would reveal such?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dukkha View Post
    Judicial Watch, through its investigations and litigation, has turned up important exculpatory government records and documents exonerating Trump from the Russia hoax that the Mueller team chose to omit from their report. Judicial Watch has also demonstrated that the investigators were hardly the objective paragons of virtue as portrayed in the media but were a politically biased hit team.

    For example, the hiring effort was led by Andrew Weissman, who was enough of a Democratic insider to have been invited to Hillary Clinton’s election night party. He assembled a left-leaning team of investigators who could be counted on to approach the question with the proper “get Trump” attitude. Take, for example Jeannie Rhee, who was working the Papadopoulos case fresh off her previous assignment protecting the Clinton Foundation at the law firm WilmerHale. Each revelation makes the investigation sound more like an inside job.

    When Peter Strzok and Lisa Page’s outrageous conduct and flagrant anti-Trump bias became too much for Mueller, he hid the fact from the American people for four months. Meanwhile his office deleted all the text messages they passed while on his team and reformatted their government-issued phones. Maybe Congress should be investigating that obstruction of justice.

    Mueller will soon have to face probing questions about his willful blindness, selective investigative focus and history of seeking to cement a legend around dates and persons that fit the collusion/obstruction narrative.
    He will also have to explain the murky origins of his investigation, rooted in former FBI Director James Comey’s leak of information from Trump’s FBI files to the New York Times through a professor at Columbia Law School.

    Mueller could explain why he chose not to announce that his investigators had found no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia until after the 2018 midterm elections, even though his team already knew that Russiagate was a hoax.

    And even after the midterms, why did Mueller withhold exculpatory evidence from the nine-page charging document filed with the Michael Cohen plea deal?

    What about the fact that Carter Page had acted as an informant for the FBI against Russia?

    And what of United States District Judge Dabney L. Friedrich’s opinion from July 1, 2019 that Mueller did not establish a Kremlin connection to the Internet Research Agency (IRA), which the report claimed was the Kremlin’s tool social media campaigns seeking to influence the 2016 election?

    What about the leaks to the news media, such as when the Washington Post obtained the March 17, 2019 letter critiquing Attorney General William Barr’s summary of the conclusions of the Mueller report?

    Then there are the matters of the Clinton-funded Steele dossier, Fusion GPS and its links to the Justice Department and the genesis of the illicit Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrants used to spy on the Trump campaign.

    Mueller showed a remarkable lack of curiosity about these issues, and for good reason since the truth would have compromised the entire rationale for the continued legal and political harassment of President Trump. This also goes to the bizarre timing of the Mueller testimony, since we are awaiting the soon-to-be-released report from the Justice Department’s Office of Inspector General on potential abuse FISA abuse, which is certain to lay these issues bare. In that respect Mueller and the Democrats are wasting their time, because the OIG report will reveal the unprecedented abuse of government power that drove the collusion myth.

    In retrospect the most remarkable thing about the Mueller witch hunt is that even with the deck stacked so solidly against him, Trump emerged from the process clean. The Russiagate hoax was so completely lacking in substance (even the manufactured kind) that Mueller couldn’t take Trump down. Congressional Democrats may think that they can somehow manipulate the upcoming hearings to produce a rationale for obstruction charges. But again, how can there be obstruction when there was never a crime? Maybe Mr. Mueller can answer that one.
    https://thehill.com/opinion/white-ho...robert-mueller
    Excellent...lot of 'splainin to do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Adolf_Twitler View Post
    EAT A DICK!
    Cry harder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stretch View Post
    Excellent...lot of 'splainin to do.
    (did you take yourself off LO schedule for tomorrow??)
    whats wrong with the schedule?
    Mine rolls out at 9AM
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