All Things Trump: Is it over yet?

[Animavore]

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April 18, 2019 - 12:38 PM EDT
Swalwell calls for Barr to resign
BY MAX GREENWOOD
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Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) called on Thursday for Attorney General William Barr to step down after the top law enforcement official defended President Trump at a news conference previewing the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report.

In a lengthy statement, Swalwell, one of more than a dozen Democrats running for president, said that Barr's news conference was only the latest piece of evidence of bias within the top ranks of the Justice Department

“Barr never should have been confirmed, but once confirmed, he should have recused himself from all oversight of the Mueller investigation,” Swalwell said in a statement.

Never mind him. The scumbag in charge should resign.

[Svartalf]

less than two years ago from getting a de facto popular pardon or being ousted by regular process? you joke, sir.

[Forty Two]

[Cunt]

KEehee!

The deluded will just double-down, no matter what 'facts' or 'findings' or 'evidence' is found.

[Tero]

https://hillreporter.com/20-most-damagi ... 9/5?lazy=1
11. Mueller says Trump’s power means his public comments could be considered obstruction.
“While it may be more difficult to establish that public-facing acts were motivated by a corrupt intent, the President’s power to influence actions, persons, and the events is enhanced by his unique ability to attract attention through use of mass communications,” the report observes. “And no principle of law excludes public acts from the scope of obstruction statutes. If the likely effect of the acts is to intimidate witnesses or alter their testimony, the justice system’s integrity is equally threatened.”
The report goes on to note that although “the series of events we investigated involved discrete acts,” such as President Trump’s statement ordering former FBI Director James Comey to drop the investigation into Michael Flynn, his termination of Comey and his efforts to remove Mueller altogether, “it is important to view the President’s pattern of conduct as a whole. That pattern sheds light on the nature of the President’s acts and the inferences that can be drawn about his intent.”

[Cunt]

Are you going to leave up the 'tick tock motherfucker' avatar, now that the bell rang, and there is no collusion?

Or is it about some other timely item...?

[Tero]

It's still tick tock. We have only just begun. The house was merely waiting for the Mueller report. They will start a full Trump investigation. Charges to be filed about November of 2020. Just like Comey found an additional Hillary laptop days before the election.

[laklak]

Just give it up. No collusion, no obstruction. OK 'potential' obstruction. Like, what, thought crime? He's clean, he's lean, and he's mean. Get used to it, 2020's just around the corner and the Dems are gonna fuck it like a cheap whore.

[Brian Peacock]

The published version of the Mueller report is like a Reader's Digest version of a Harold Robins, but now that it's been officially concluded that the Russian's really did interfere in the US general election what are the government going to put in place to secure American democracy.

Additional hacking/security protections.

Facebook and Twitter monitoring to control postings.

Anything else needed to address 2016's issues?

Is that a comprehensive list of what the government proposes to put in place?

[pErvinalia]

The published version of the Mueller report is like a Reader's Digest version of a Harold Robins, but now that it's been officially concluded that the Russian's really did interfere in the US general election what are the government going to put in place to secure American democracy.

Nothing. It's not illegal to interfere in another country's election.

[Cunt]

Nothing. It's not illegal to interfere in another country's election.

Isn't that exactly what you and other foreigners are doing here?

and me...

[pErvinalia]

Well the difference is that I and the others aren't a foreign State.

[Cunt]

Well the difference is that I and the others aren't a foreign State.

Speak for yourself, fuckwattler. I am clearly a foreign state.

Oh wait...I should amend that. My mind is in a foreign state.

Apologies, pErv

ahem

[pErvinalia]

So apparently there were a large number of contacts between the Trump campaign and the Russian state regarding receiving help with the election. But not enough to rise to the level of criminal collusion. Still problematic, though.

[Tero]

"You help us we'll quid pro quo you later."