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originally posted by: Mahogany
Absolutely scandalous.
When you want to anticipate what this administration will do next, just think, "What would the mafia do?"
Lmfao, spot on? That's a hardcore leftist who's opinion is meaningless.
originally posted by: BlackJackal
Getting conflicting information now from a source who is usually spot on. I'm honestly not sure who is in charge of what.
Mueller is not fussed. DAG Rosenstein isn’t fussed. There is nothing Trump can do.
He’s already indicted on at least three counts. One is RICO. A minimum of two are for a separate offense (sources used the plural, ‘counts’ without giving me a number).
LINK
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: Willtell
According to the FOX news, on-site legal expert Judge Napolitano, Trump is again nearing obstruction of Justice with this act since the acting AG has clearly stated a negative opinion on the Mueller probe.
This is a bad move...Trump is likely going to crack-up under pressure.
So when Obama’s doj Lynch pressured people to hurry along the Hillary investigation, and fbi members jokes they knew there is possible way she would ever indict Hillary, and she met the he targets husband on a tarmac and didn’t refuse herself, was that obstruction?
Somehow that was cool, but an ag skeptical of muellers witch hunt, which was supposed to be about Russia but morphed into raiding lawyers for decades old financial info is obstruction?
If the new ag shuts down mueller, then we can talk
But at this point, people are saying obstruction and nothing has been done
Whitaker has previously written an op-ed in 2017 titled "The finances of Trump or his family are beyond Mueller's purview." In that op-ed, Whitaker argued that "any investigation into President Trump's finances or the finances of his family would require Mueller to return to Rod Rosenstein for additional authority under Mueller's appointment as special counsel."
lol, I love the twisted leftist views.
originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: TerryMcGuire
Trump feels the pressure now breathing down his backside. He’s acting almost hysterical. Threatening people and generally like the high school bully he's always been...
Now that the Congress can make him turn over his tax returns and
he feels Mueller on his back and his son may get indicted, sure, as well his son-in-law
Bye 🖐️👋✌️🤗
originally posted by: BoscoMoney
Not even a day removed and here we are, back at it. I would suggest avoiding ATS at all costs for the next several years. This wont stop for quite a while.
Hypocrisy at its finest 😌
originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: BlackJackal
It’s a far less danger the lynch meeting the suspects spouse in a tarmac in secret and not refusing herself
Funny all the Dems mad about Whitaker that had no problem with lynch
originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: BlackJackal
It’s a far less danger the lynch meeting the suspects spouse in a tarmac in secret and not refusing herself
Funny all the Dems mad about Whitaker that had no problem with lynch
The FBI recommended that no charges be brought against Clinton, and the matter was dropped.
originally posted by: BlackJackal
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: Willtell
According to the FOX news, on-site legal expert Judge Napolitano, Trump is again nearing obstruction of Justice with this act since the acting AG has clearly stated a negative opinion on the Mueller probe.
This is a bad move...Trump is likely going to crack-up under pressure.
So when Obama’s doj Lynch pressured people to hurry along the Hillary investigation, and fbi members jokes they knew there is possible way she would ever indict Hillary, and she met the he targets husband on a tarmac and didn’t refuse herself, was that obstruction?
Somehow that was cool, but an ag skeptical of muellers witch hunt, which was supposed to be about Russia but morphed into raiding lawyers for decades old financial info is obstruction?
If the new ag shuts down mueller, then we can talk
But at this point, people are saying obstruction and nothing has been done
Whitaker has a clear conflict of interest in this case though. He wrote an op-ed in 2017 that clearly showed he was biased. He in no way can unbiasedly run the investigation.
Whitaker has previously written an op-ed in 2017 titled "The finances of Trump or his family are beyond Mueller's purview." In that op-ed, Whitaker argued that "any investigation into President Trump's finances or the finances of his family would require Mueller to return to Rod Rosenstein for additional authority under Mueller's appointment as special counsel."
Surely even Trump supporters can see if this moves forward this is an extremely dangerous precedent. The President of the United States is installing a sympathetic supporter to oversee the investigation of the President. That happens in places like Russia, not the US.
originally posted by: CharlesT
When I hear the Clintons are taking an extended vacation in a country without an extradition treaty with the US, we will surely know the wrath of God has beset the Democratic party.
originally posted by: BlackJackal
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: Willtell
According to the FOX news, on-site legal expert Judge Napolitano, Trump is again nearing obstruction of Justice with this act since the acting AG has clearly stated a negative opinion on the Mueller probe.
This is a bad move...Trump is likely going to crack-up under pressure.
So when Obama’s doj Lynch pressured people to hurry along the Hillary investigation, and fbi members jokes they knew there is possible way she would ever indict Hillary, and she met the he targets husband on a tarmac and didn’t refuse herself, was that obstruction?
Somehow that was cool, but an ag skeptical of muellers witch hunt, which was supposed to be about Russia but morphed into raiding lawyers for decades old financial info is obstruction?
If the new ag shuts down mueller, then we can talk
But at this point, people are saying obstruction and nothing has been done
Whitaker has a clear conflict of interest in this case though. He wrote an op-ed in 2017 that clearly showed he was biased. He in no way can unbiasedly run the investigation.
Whitaker has previously written an op-ed in 2017 titled "The finances of Trump or his family are beyond Mueller's purview." In that op-ed, Whitaker argued that "any investigation into President Trump's finances or the finances of his family would require Mueller to return to Rod Rosenstein for additional authority under Mueller's appointment as special counsel."
Surely even Trump supporters can see if this moves forward this is an extremely dangerous precedent. The President of the United States is installing a sympathetic supporter to oversee the investigation of the President. That happens in places like Russia, not the US.