It's Mueller time

**Legion** · 07-08-2018, 08:18 AM

Originally Posted by Phantasist

At least he doesn’t tweet and isn’t as ignorant as Trump. I believe he understands how our government works, that would be a real change from Donald.

I'm fairly confident that you'd find a reason to hate him immediately if he was required to assume the office of the POTUS, stupid.

And he does tweet.

God damn, you're dumb.

**Legion** · 07-08-2018, 08:20 AM

Originally Posted by Bourbon

It’s Payback Time

How so, whitey?

I'll understand if you don't know.

Have another drink.

**Legion** · 07-09-2018, 07:23 AM

**Legion** · 07-09-2018, 07:25 AM

**Getin the ring** · 07-09-2018, 07:31 AM

So it's slowly starting to sink in with liberal loons that there is no "there" there for them. It was their last ditch hope that somehow they could smile again.
But unfortunately it looks like that frown is frozen.

you bunch of nut-bags are getting what you had coming to you. Wear it well

**Legion** · 07-11-2018, 09:12 AM

Originally Posted by Getin the ring

So it's slowly starting to sink in with liberal loons that there is no "there" there for them.

Think so?

**Legion** · 07-15-2018, 10:56 AM

If there’s one thing Bob Mueller is exceedingly good at, it is indicting Russians over whom he has zero jurisdiction.

It’s a neat little trick – bring charges against people you’ll never get in court, therefore you’ll never have to prove them.

**Rune** · 07-15-2018, 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by Legion

If there’s one thing Bob Mueller is exceedingly good at, it is indicting Russians over whom he has zero jurisdiction.

It’s a neat little trick – bring charges against people you’ll never get in court, therefore you’ll never have to prove them.

It is a neat trick, those individuals may never travel in the free world again.

**Legion** · 07-15-2018, 11:51 AM

Originally Posted by Rune

It is a neat trick, those individuals may never travel in the free world again.

Or, they may.

**hvilleherb** · 07-15-2018, 11:56 AM

It's nothing burger time.

**NiftyNiblick** · 07-15-2018, 11:57 AM

If Mueller can put all the motherfuckers in the Trump Gang away, he should run for president himself.

I'm not saying that he'd be the first Republican for whom I've ever voted, but I'd at least listen to the man.

**Legion** · 07-15-2018, 10:15 PM

Originally Posted by SwiftyShitlick

If Mueller can put all the motherfuckers in the Trump Gang away, he should run for president himself. I'm not saying that he'd be the first Republican for whom I've ever voted, but I'd at least listen to the man.

If, if, if, if, if, if.

**Legion** · 07-15-2018, 10:17 PM

**Leonthecat** · 07-15-2018, 10:31 PM

Originally Posted by Darth Omar

And why do I get the idea the DOJ never would have bothered with Manafort except for the fact he worked for Trump for 39 days?

Darth is a Liar.

Manafort worked on the Trump campaign for five crucial months in 2016 and was its chairman from May through August 2016, when he resigned under pressure. Plus, the relationship between Trump and Manafort goes back much further.
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_a...ump_world.html

March 29, 2016: Manafort joins the Trump campaign

The Trump campaign announced it had brought on Manafort, a veteran political strategist, to help the real estate mogul prevent delegates from bolting and choosing another nominee at the Republican National Convention in July. Although Trump led the Republican field in both votes and delegates, he was still unpopular among many Republicans, and it was unclear if he would end up with the necessary delegates to prevent a floor fight at the convention. Manafort was picked in part because he was instrumental in Gerald Ford’s successful floor fight in at the 1976 convention.

“Paul is a great asset and an important addition as we consolidate the tremendous support we have received in the primaries,” Trump said in a statement on March 29, 2016.

Manafort quickly got to work, ensuring the Trump campaign had a presence during the selection process and showing up to the Republican National Committee’s spring meeting in April.

May 19, 2016: Manafort is promoted to campaign chairman

Manafort was later promoted from convention manager to campaign chairman and chief strategist. Manafort told ABC News that the Republican establishment was gathering behind Trump and acknowledging his likely nomination. “There’s a growing number of people supporting us,” he said. “They all recognize now that we definitely can win.”

One month later, Manafort’s influence within the campaign appeared even more cemented after Trump fired campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, with whom Manafort had a well-documented power struggle.

Manafort was widely seen during the RNC convention, holding daily briefings for the media and defending Melania Trump after she was accused of plagiarizing Michelle Obama in her convention speech.

August 19, 2016: Manafort resigns

The Trump campaign announced Manafort was resigning from the campaign, nearly 5 months after he joined.
http://fortune.com/2017/03/22/paul-m...ladimir-putin/

**Darth Omar** · 07-16-2018, 05:16 AM

Originally Posted by Leonthecat

Darth is a Liar.

Manafort worked on the Trump campaign for five crucial months in 2016 and was its chairman from May through August 2016, when he resigned under pressure. Plus, the relationship between Trump and Manafort goes back much further.
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_a...ump_world.html

March 29, 2016: Manafort joins the Trump campaign

The Trump campaign announced it had brought on Manafort, a veteran political strategist, to help the real estate mogul prevent delegates from bolting and choosing another nominee at the Republican National Convention in July. Although Trump led the Republican field in both votes and delegates, he was still unpopular among many Republicans, and it was unclear if he would end up with the necessary delegates to prevent a floor fight at the convention. Manafort was picked in part because he was instrumental in Gerald Ford’s successful floor fight in at the 1976 convention.

“Paul is a great asset and an important addition as we consolidate the tremendous support we have received in the primaries,” Trump said in a statement on March 29, 2016.

Manafort quickly got to work, ensuring the Trump campaign had a presence during the selection process and showing up to the Republican National Committee’s spring meeting in April.

May 19, 2016: Manafort is promoted to campaign chairman

Manafort was later promoted from convention manager to campaign chairman and chief strategist. Manafort told ABC News that the Republican establishment was gathering behind Trump and acknowledging his likely nomination. “There’s a growing number of people supporting us,” he said. “They all recognize now that we definitely can win.”

One month later, Manafort’s influence within the campaign appeared even more cemented after Trump fired campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, with whom Manafort had a well-documented power struggle.

Manafort was widely seen during the RNC convention, holding daily briefings for the media and defending Melania Trump after she was accused of plagiarizing Michelle Obama in her convention speech.

August 19, 2016: Manafort resigns

The Trump campaign announced Manafort was resigning from the campaign, nearly 5 months after he joined.
http://fortune.com/2017/03/22/paul-m...ladimir-putin/

You’re getting as bad as Thingy lol.

Manafort replaced Lewandowski and was on the Trump payroll for around two months. 60 ish days instead of 39.

Sue me.