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Will You Accept the Findings of the Muller Probe?

Will You Accept the Findings of the Muller Probe?


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To be clear, the OLC's policy was the automatic disqualifier for bringing charges against the POTUS anyway and Constitutionally well founded. That is the job of Congress in this circumstance. Whether Trump would have been indicted? Who knows honestly. To be fair with this, Trump is inferred in a lot of indictments, including Manafort and others, without direct naming. However, we'll probably never know if dude was guilty or not. Simply put, any Impeachment resolutions passed by the House will be simply be going through motions in the Senate as it would be probably DOA anyway. It's such a broken system.

Even though the DOJ can't criminally indict a sitting president, the Democrats were hoping that the Mueller investigation would provide enough evidence to pursue impeachment, which, as you pointed out, is a political process. Mueller's finding that there was "insufficient evidence" to show a criminal conspiracy between Trump's campaign and the Russians, really undermined that effort. Democrats were really disappointed by this.

Nonetheless, the Dems want to get rid of Trump. If they can't find grounds to impeach him, or censure him, they still want to create enough political theater and enough ruckus in the media to try to vote him out in the next election.

Of course, the Dems and liberal-leaning media are fully entitled to do this, but let's not pretend that this hasn't been politically motivated from the outset. And all this talk about "doing what's right to preserve the integrity of our Republic for future generations" comes off as shallow, faux outrage that insults everyone's intelligence.
 
You’d think that @Catchall would get the hint. His *** is being dropkicked all over this website by multiple posters. You’d think he’d recognize that he was wrong and his sources completely unreliable. But whatever.

Such is the insecure mind that lacks critical thinking skills. “Everyone else must be wrong, they’re the outliers, I’m still right regardless of what the facts say!”

Trump truly, is the president for these paranoid deplorables.

You're really past the point of no return aren't you.
 
I can cite at least 10 well respected security companies and publicly released intelligence reports from BOTH ADMINISTRATIONS that point to the DNC email hack as a likely result of Russian APTs. In addition, the source they partially cited in this doesn't seem valid to me. As such, I take this with a grain of salt. Majority analysis puts this as an APT acting on behalf of a nation-state, likely Russia. Mueller's own indictments against several parties also conclude and state that Russia wanted Trump in office because "it was in their best interest" (ref: Manafort second indictment).

Please post at least some of those security companies and their cites.
 
Exactly why I called it DOA and the system broken. The Clinton Impeachment taught me one thing: The POTUS would have to be filmed committing a murder and whizzing on the corpse to make their most frothing supporters flinch. Even then, it's a crapshoot at best. Personally, I don't really care if Billy Boy lied about receiving fallatio or not, or even if he lied about it. But it taught me that politics is a dirty pool by nature and the entire system is broken.

I'd agree that it's fair to say the entire system is dirty and corrupt, yes. That's how you get someone with the character of Trump as president in the first place.
 
Even though the DOJ can't criminally indict a sitting president, the Democrats were hoping that the Mueller investigation would provide enough evidence to pursue impeachment, which, as you pointed out, is a political process. Mueller's finding that there was "insufficient evidence" to show a criminal conspiracy between Trump's campaign and the Russians, really undermined that effort. Democrats were really disappointed by this.

Nonetheless, the Dems want to get rid of Trump. If they can't find grounds to impeach him, or censure him, they still want to create enough political theater and enough ruckus in the media to try to vote him out in the next election.

Of course, the Dems and liberal-leaning media are fully entitled to do this, but let's not pretend that this hasn't been politically motivated from the outset. And all this talk about "doing what's right to preserve the integrity of our Republic for future generations" comes off as shallow, faux outrage that insults everyone's intelligence.

LOL. The impeachment blow is probably politically motivated. But generally, criminal investigations are not. Take it for what you will, but I genuinely doubt Mueller was "politically motivated" given he's a registered Republican and has worked for multiple administrations of both sides with the upmost professionalism.
 
That was my mistake, I should have said Rosenstein, who appointed the special prosecutor. At any rate, it was Rosenstein (who was working for Trump at the time) who decided the scope of the investigation, not the already-fired Comey.

Since Fusion GPS was outside the scope of Mueller's investigation, why does this matter?

Do you think of Bernie Sander's supporters as being rational and trustworthy on this matter? Do you extend that courtesy to them on policy matters as well, or only when it suits your argument?

Papdopolous was quoted on 2016-APR-26 about the Russian dirt on Clinton. Do you have an announcement from the DNC preceding that? If not, it originated with Papadopolous.

So you're saying that verifying Russians indeed hacked DNC servers (the underlying premise of the entire investigation) is beyond the scope of the Russia investigation? If the DOJ were acting impartially (let alone on Trump's behalf), that would be the very first question to investigate. Even still, that question hasn't been conclusively answered, and it wasn't brought up by either party in this week's hearings.

Fusion GPS was mentioned in the Mueller report. Their allegations were instrumental in launching the FBI's Russia probe. One of the Congressmen on the Judiciary panel was reading Mueller's report back to him. I assume you didn't realize this, and therefore, you're in the same boat as Mueller.

During the court proceedings, the DNC admitted they favored Hillary and asserted that they had the right to do so. They're not denying it. Whether Bernie's supporters are rational on other issues, isn't relevant to the question.

Just because Papadopoulos was told the Russians had dirt on Hillary (prior to April 26) doesn't mean the Russians hacked the DNC on July 5.
 
Please, acknowledge that I’ve thoroughly refuted your ridiculous claims that Russia didn’t hack the DNC and then we can get to your pointing the finger at Clinton. Maybe you’re just too embarrassed to admit it? But all of your asinine claims have been refuted. I’m sorry, you lost.

Which is funny, I’m sure you were totally fine with Clinton using her Foundation throughout her presidency, right?

The thing is, acknowledging corruption shouldn’t be a partisan affair. If your first reaction to Trump’s abusing the White House to his personal financial benefit is to bring up Clinton, you’ve lost the argument already. It’s asinine to continue to bring her up when confronted with Trump’s flagrant corruption.

Have fun arguing at the clouds stupid ***. I’ve got better things to do today than your partisan and honestly, pretty boring, squabbles. Clinton is so used up.

I've been shredding you all afternoon. You're about the least rational and coherent poster on the Dem side of this discussion and have been since the beginning of this thread. You're just too obtuse to realize it.

You have every right to spout your opinions ad nauseam. Just understand why much of the country feels differently, and why Dems are likely going to lose the next election.
 
LOL. The impeachment blow is probably politically motivated. But generally, criminal investigations are not. Take it for what you will, but I genuinely doubt Mueller was "politically motivated" given he's a registered Republican and has worked for multiple administrations of both sides with the upmost professionalism.

Based on this week's hearings, it's pretty clear that Mueller was barely involved. He's a career patriot and lawman, not a politician, but it's clear he's being used as a figurehead. Else, he would have been far more familiar with the report that bears his name. The team that produced the Mueller report was a group of lawyers working under Mueller, most of whom are Democrats.
 
Based on this week's hearings, it's pretty clear that Mueller was barely involved. He's a career patriot and lawman, not a politician, but it's clear he's being used as a figurehead. Else, he would have been far more familiar with the report that bears his name. The team that produced the Mueller report was a group of lawyers working under Mueller, most of whom are Democrats.

I've said this before, and I'll say it again. Recall at the drop of a hat a very particular reference in a 400+ report produced over the span of a two year marathon investigation.
 
Which is relevant, because as we all know only Republicans can be trusted to be impartial.

That is why there should have been balance on those picked...half Republican and half Democrat. Zombie can you not realize that the investigation team was made up of democratic donors, a former Hillary lawyer and the real man in charge was at Hillary's victory party before it was canceled. You and Thriller are beyond listening with an open mind.
 
That is why there should have been balance on those picked...half Republican and half Democrat. Zombie can you not realize that the investigation team was made up of democratic donors, a former Hillary lawyer and the real man in charge was at Hillary's victory party before it was canceled. You and Thriller are beyond listening with an open mind.
Don't pretend that this actually matters. A Republican was in charge of the entire operation and that hasn't stopped you guys from maligning him.
 
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