If Trump is guilty of crimes, I want Mueller to have said so clearly, as Barr and Rosenstein directed him to.Right.
Termin8tor » 30 May 2019 2:52 pm wrote:Mueller grossly violated not only decades of Justice Dept guidelines, but defied his boss's request to make a decision on whether or not he would have indicted Trump had he not been president.
Starr stated plainly that Clinton was guilty of many crimes. Why didn't Mueller find the courage to do the same?Why did he defy Barr's request? If Mueller truly believes that Trump is guilty and should be impeached, he should have stated that plainly, not hide behind vague rhetoric and dissembling.
So you think that Mueller should have said, "I can't indict him, but the son of a bitch is guilty as hell."![]()
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Barr is a public servant with a long record of high integrity, never questioned until your corrupt party was threatened by his investigation.Baghdad Barr is a degenerate liar just like you.
Mueller is a snake and a Beltway hack.Keep smearing Robert Mueller.
It won't help you.
Why was Mueller relying on this guy?Misty » 27 May 2019 6:27 pm » wrote:And what about that meeting Erik Prince had with Kirill Dmitriev, the head of one of Russia’s sovereign wealth funds, in the Seychelles?
The one he lied to Congress about.
Mueller Exposes Erik Prince’s Lies About His Rendezvous with a Top Russian
All Of This To Get Trump? Did Mueller Know One Of His Key Witnesses Was Facing Child Porn Charges?
We all knew this Trump-Russia narrative was trash. Well, a lot of us knew; the same cannot be said for liberal America.
After the 18thor so “bombshell” that produced nothing, and the endless weeks that went on where zero evidence was produced to support such a ludicrous allegation, any person who wasn’t stricken with Trump Derangement Syndrome would see this as a witch-hunt. Something that large, evidence would have been leaking like crazy. Nothing. Oh, and Special Counsel Robert Mueller had a legion of anti-Trump, hardcore Democratic lawyers sifting through mountains of nonsense that amounted to nothing.
President Trump was exonerated from the Russian collusion charge.
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa ... h-n2547365
You mean this guy?Termin8tor » 04 Jun 2019 12:15 pm » wrote:Why was Mueller relying on this guy?Misty » 27 May 2019 6:27 pm » wrote:And what about that meeting Erik Prince had with Kirill Dmitriev, the head of one of Russia’s sovereign wealth funds, in the Seychelles?
The one he lied to Congress about.
Mueller Exposes Erik Prince’s Lies About His Rendezvous with a Top Russian
Wasn't he one of the key witnesses?
Did Mueller Know One Of His Key Witnesses Was Facing Child Porn Charges?

One incontrovertible truth of the Trump administration is that Trump has attracted some of the worst human beings imaginable into his orbit.
Paul Manafort is an international criminal who made money by propping up oppressive regimes.
Steven Miller appears to be a racist psychopath.
Michael Cohen is grifter and a liar.
This list of Trump associates who are criminal or evil or both never ends.
And now we can add another allegedly despicable human to the list of Trump liasons.
Yesterday, it was revealed that George Nader had been charged with transporting child pornography.
I’m not sure what Nader’s actual “job” was. Here’s how the Washington Post describes it:
"Nader played an unusual role as a kind of liaison between Trump supporters, Middle East leaders and Russians interested in making contact with the incoming administration in early 2017."
Just another gross hanger-on that was attracted to the Trump campaign like flies are attracted to s**t.
"According to the complaint, Nader was interviewed by FBI agents at the airport, and one of his three iPhones was searched for reasons unrelated to child pornography.
But on the phone, authorities found 12 sexually explicit videos featuring boys approximately ranging in age from 2 to 14, according to the court documents."
In normal times, having any kind of association with a man busted with sexually explicit child pornography on his phone would dominate the news headlines for a week.
Trump would have to answer for this, explain exactly what his relationship was to the transition and the administration, and distance himself from this scandal.
Instead, we live in a world where it’s kind of baked-in that the President of the United States receives help from incredibly shady people and that some of those people are actual criminals.
President Trump, who tweets like a lonely teen who doesn’t get invited to parties, has said nothing about Nader.
Nobody has asked him about Nader as he travels around the world, embarrassing America in his rented tux.
And Nader, who set up meetings for senior Trump administration advisors like Steve Bannon and Jared Kushner, is already out of the news cycle.
If Hillary Clinton were president and a guy like Nader had set up meetings with John Podesta and Middle Eastern oligarchs, Breitbart readers would be self-immolating on the White House lawn right now.
https://abovethelaw.com/2019/06/is-the- ... er-or-nah/
I suppose you have evidence of that in one of your very informative threads?Termin8tor » 04 Jun 2019 3:35 pm » wrote:The FBI and CIA through foreign intelligence services in Italy, England and Australia, at a minimum, tried to insert figures into the Trump campaign as part of the coup attempt against him.Misty » 04 Jun 2019 3:27 pm » wrote:So do think Trump knew that a member of his transition team who also visited the WH several times was a convicted child molester?
He was a witness in the Mueller probe because he was involved with the Trump transition team.
You left that part out of your post Precious.
They might have succeeded here.
OOPS: ELAINE CHAO CAUGHT PIMPING HER FAMILY BUSINESS WITH CHINA
In a normal presidential administration—hell, in a normal professional setting of any kind—it would be considered inappropriate to bring one‘s family members to official work meetings and/or on business trips.
But of course, the Trump administration is not normal.
Rather, it‘s a family affair, the primary goal of which is to enrich Donald Trump and the people who surround him—who, among others, include his not-very-bright son-in-law.
That M.O. starts at the top with the grifter-in-chief, but it also extends to dozens of current and former cabinet members who’ve seen no issue with taking their wives on taxpayer-funded European vacations, using a government plane to get a better shot of the solar eclipse, plunking down $31,000 on dining-room sets, and allegedly planning work travel based on a “desire to visit particular cities or countries.”
So it’s not entirely surprising that Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao thought it would be no big deal to bring her relatives—who happen to have major business interests in Beijing—to meetings with government officials during a visit to China in the fall of 2017, but unfortunately for Chao, not everyone in government has adopted Team Trump’s way of thinking.
The New York Times reports that in October 2017, an alarmed official at the American Embassy in Beijing wrote an urgent email seeking advice concerning “a series of unorthodox requests” made by Chao‘s office related to her first visit to China as a Trump cabinet member.
According to the Times, Chao—who is married to Senate leader Mitch McConnell—wanted federal officials to “coordinate travel arrangements for at least one family member and include relatives in meetings with government officials.”
Such requests would be wildly inappropriate for any secretary’s relatives, but were even more so given the Chao family’s business: her father, James Chao, founded Foremost Group, a shipping, trading, and finance company now run by Elaine’s sister Angela Chao.
While the company is based in New York, its fleet is, per the Times, “overwhelmingly focused on China,” with roughly 72% of the raw materials it has shipped since early 2018 going to China, cargo that “helps feed” Beijing’s “industrial machine, which manufactures steel products that are a point of dispute in the deepening trade war between” China and the U.S.
The company reportedly constructs almost all its vessels in state-owned shipyards in China, some with loans from the Chinese government.
Though Chao has not worked for the company since the 1970s, it is the (ongoing) source of her wealth and the political wealth of her husband.
In 2008 her father gave the couple a gift of as much as $25 million, while 13 members of the Chao family, including Foremost CEO Angela Chao, have given more than $1 million to McConnell’s campaigns and to PACs tied to him.
“She had these relatives who were fairly wealthy and connected to the shipping industry,” a State Department official who was involved in deliberations over the visit told the Times.
“Their business interests were potentially affected by meetings.”
Per the Times, the email from the official at the American Embassy in Beijing wasn’t a case of an overly skittish bureaucrat.
“They would not have raised a question like this about a cabinet secretary unless it was something really serious,” said David Rank, a former State Department deputy chief of mission in Beijing, adding that the requests were “alarmingly inappropriate.“
After the matter was raised to officials in the State and Transportation Departments—and after the paper of record started asking questions—the trip was abruptly canceled.
No you jackass.Termin8tor » 04 Jun 2019 6:24 pm » wrote:Proving that there is a crisis at the border, because the agents are overwhelmed and unable to keep up.Babies kept in vans for as long as 39 hours in a parking lot in Texas in July.
If you did that to a dog, you would be charged with animal cruelty.
Migrant Kids ‘Kept in Van for 39 Hours’ Before Reunifications With Parents
No, I won't censor that, because I want everyone to see how **** crazy you are, you **** headcase.Termin8tor » 04 Jun 2019 6:32 pm » wrote:You'll censor this, of course, but I strongly suspect that pedophile was planted by the corrupt CIA or foreign intelligence services doing their dirty work, like they broadly tried to set up or entrap Trump officials.Misty: Wake up Precious.
The Trump campaign was filled with all sorts of shady characters and criminals, because those are the kinds of people Trump associates with.
Birds of a feather.............
You have no 'evidence' that Nader was planted in the campaign you ignorant lying jackass.Termin8tor » 04 Jun 2019 9:14 pm » wrote:Because you're too freaking stupid to actually read the evidence, I'm crazy?Misty » 04 Jun 2019 9:06 pm » wrote:No, I won't censor that, because I want everyone to see how **** crazy you are, you **** headcase.Termin8tor » 04 Jun 2019 6:32 pm » wrote:You'll censor this, of course, but I strongly suspect that pedophile was planted by the corrupt CIA or foreign intelligence services doing their dirty work, like they broadly tried to set up or entrap Trump officials.
What a **** piece of **** you are to use the word 'retard' as an insult.
Joe deGenova is almost as crazy as you are.Termin8tor » 04 Jun 2019 9:18 pm » wrote:Joe deGenova said tonight that there was a "criminal conspiracy" among top Obama officials.
Termin8tor » 05 Jun 2019 9:27 am » wrote:What silly babbling ****, especially given the massive scandal that's breaking and the many, many, many felonies committed in the coup attempt.You seem to have a very low standard when it comes to this president and his conduct.
You dont give a **** how many unethical or immoral things he does as long as they dont rise up to the guilty beyond a reasonable doubt standard used in a criminal trial.
Most of the country has a much different moral standard when it comes to a POTUS.
There are many things that can make a president unfit for office that are not technically illegal.
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Steele interview about Russia collusion hoax should reveal Democratic Party corruption
By Joseph diGenova
Democrats must be scared stiff by reports Tuesday that federal investigators will soon interview former British spy Christopher Steele, whose discredited dossier was integral to getting the Russia collusion witch hunt started.
The interview with Steele is likely to reveal the stench of corruption that emanates from what amounts to an attempted Democratic coup against President Trump.
Steele could be the key to exposing the whole corrupt cabal that conspired to undermine then-candidate and later President Trump with wildly false allegations that culminated in the appointment of Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
After nearly two years of a massive investigation, Mueller was unable to substantiate the salacious claims Steele made in the dossier, which was proven to be bought and paid for by the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign.
This should have come as no surprise to the FBI, since agents were well aware that the document was thoroughly political in nature when they used it as the basis for a series of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrants to spy on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page – not once, but four times.
If Steele’s knowledge about the Democratic Party’s fraudulent and treasonous behavior becomes public, Democrats know that Trump will be virtually assured of winning re-election.
And now Attorney General William Barr’s investigators are hot on the trail of former FBI Director James Comey, former CIA Director John Brennan, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, and others who played a role in concocting the conspiracy to take down our duly elected president.
If investigators conclude that Comey, Clapper and others engaged in a criminal conspiracy – as seems increasingly likely – then Christopher Steele could easily be named as a co-defendant, which would trigger an extradition request that Britain would almost certainly honor.
Steele obviously doesn’t want that to happen, which is probably why he declined a previous request for cooperation from U.S. Attorney John Durham, one of Barr’s top investigators looking into the FISA warrants scandal.
We don’t yet know which investigators will be interviewing Steele in the coming weeks, but it’s a pretty safe bet that they’ve offered him some form of immunity in exchange for his candor. That should terrify the Democrats who enlisted him in their attempts to execute a Deep State coup against Trump.
If Steele spills the beans on his former handlers, the resulting prosecutions of former high-level federal officials would make Watergate seem trivial by comparison.
In addition to Comey, Clapper and Brennan, it’s entirely possible that Steele’s testimony will yield new insights that could eventually help to implicate even higher-ranking officials in the Obama administration.
Of course, even if famously aloof former President Barack Obama is able to maintain plausible deniability and keep investigators from proving that he knew of the Deep State effort to overturn the results of the 2016 election, the Democratic Party would deserve to be politically and electorally devastated by the revelation that some of its most prominent members engaged in such an illegal and anti-democratic scheme.
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/joe-dig ... corruption
Termin8tor » 04 Jun 2019 9:18 pm » wrote: Joe deGenova said tonight that there was a "criminal conspiracy"
among top Obama officials.
Misty: Joe deGenova is almost as crazy as you are.
And a partisan hack and Trump sycophantic lickspittle, just like you.Termin8tor » 05 Jun 2019 8:52 am » wrote:He's a former Independent Counsel and respected figure, wackjob.
Is that 100% proof or just near proof Precious?Termin8tor » 05 Jun 2019 8:57 am » wrote:True, but there is proof that many CIA-related figures tried to infiltrate, entrap or set up Trump.Misty: You have no 'evidence' that Nader was planted in the campaign you ignorant lying jackass.
Termin8tor » 05 Jun 2019 2:52 pm » wrote:Well gosh, who should people believe, someone who puts up a silly propaganda cartoon or someone who cites near proof?
Why don't you ask Mitch McConnell why he blocked a bipartisan denunciation of Russian interference in our election before voters went to the polls?Termin8tor » 06 Jun 2019 11:10 am » wrote:WHY DIDN’T OBAMA TRY TO STOP RUSSIAN “MEDDLING”?
Except that's not what the orange skidmark said you asshole.Termin8tor » 06 Jun 2019 3:35 pm » wrote:Mueller should be honored for his service, but Trump is correct.Here is Cadet McBonespurs saying that Robert Mueller, a bronze star and purple heart recipient, 'made a fool of himself'
Mueller made worse than a fool of himself in his press conference.
He's a Beltway hack, a liar and a snake.
Obama struggled with the issue for sure because he did not want it to look like he was trying to help Hillary and hurt Trump.Termin8tor » 06 Jun 2019 3:53 pm » wrote:Obama was president and had the power and the authority to do something, and he did almost nothing.
That's a matter of public record.
Again with that **** ****?Termin8tor » 06 Jun 2019 7:01 am » wrote:Oh, but it's okay to smear John Fund as a child molester?Misty: What a **** piece of **** you are to use the word 'retard' as an insult.
That is the equivalent of the N-word to intellectually challenged people.
Every retard?Termin8tor » 06 Jun 2019 7:01 am » wrote:What, you're the spokesman for every retard in the country?