Trump and exoneration (Page 2): Obstruction of justice, witness tampering and the other felonies committed by your I***t Pumpkinfuhrer. The best thing from Mueller today is that he...

Kevyn

debeda wrote:

Obstruction of WHAT?

Obstruction of justice, witness tampering and the other felonies committed by your I***t Pumpkinfuhrer. The best thing from Mueller today is that he acknowledges Trumps lies and reminds us that he is subject to indictment and prosecution as soon as he is out of office. Time to start sharpening the knives!

moldyoldy

Gatsby wrote:

Mueller testified, under oath, that: The investigation was not obstructed.

The End.

Robert Mueller tells Congress he did not clear Trump of obstruction of justice, from fox.

http://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/us-world-news/robert-mueller-testifies-in-congressional-hearings-on-russia-probe

EmilyD

Blade_Runner wrote:

You can pull it out of thin air if you want, but it is irrelevant. Accusations mean absolutely nothing if they are not given due process under our justice system.

This is all behind us now, Emily, the Mueller debacle is over, it proved nothing other than how corrupt the Obama administration and Hillary's campaign actually was.

Hopefully it's over. I thought when Mueller's report came out it was over. If Nadler doesn't go crawling back under his rock, and tries something else...or maybe Schiff...we might not have seen the end of this...just speculation on my part. They would be fools to try something else, but I wouldn't put it past them.

On Rush today, one caller said wouldn't it be funny if the Dems decided that Mueller is a doddering old fool who doesn't know what he's doing, and they need to start the investigation all over again. Rush almost burst a vein laughing...but then he said he wouldn't be surprised if they did try it.

debeda

Kevyn wrote:

Obstruction of justice, witness tampering and the other felonies committed by your I***t Pumpkinfuhrer. The best thing from Mueller today is that he acknowledges Trumps lies and reminds us that he is subject to indictment and prosecution as soon as he is out of office. Time to start sharpening the knives!

If there is no crime, what was obstruction against?

okie don

You could tell Mueller really didn't want to be there.
What a big waste of funds and time for all concerned.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

moldyoldy wrote:

Did fox tell you that you heard that?

Did you watch the hearing in real time? Through the entire investigation, President Trump gave the SC everything it asked for--every email, document, memo and letter, he allowed any member of his campaign and WH staff to testify (McGahn was questioned for 30 hours.) Not once did President Trump invoke executive privilege, special privileges, nor did he obstruct the investigation at any stage in its progress. The fact is that President Trump could have shutdown that investigation in a New York minute, he could have fired Rosenstein and Mueller just as easily as he did Comey. Why didn't he?

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

moldyoldy wrote:

Robert Mueller tells Congress he did not clear Trump of obstruction of justice, from fox.

Wasn't Mueller's job to "clear" Trump of anything.

moldyoldy

Blade_Runner wrote:

Did you watch the hearing in real time? Through th... (show quote)

He refused to be interviewed, could not recall for most of his written answers, blocked testimony from most staff, created executive privilege where it does. not exist

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

moldyoldy wrote:

Robert Mueller tells Congress he did not clear Trump of obstruction of justice, from fox.

http://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/us-world-news/robert-mueller-testifies-in-congressional-hearings-on-russia-probe

I know this won’t matter to a troll like you but a Prosecutor ‘s job is to indict. His job is not to exonerate. Period.

debeda

Blade_Runner wrote:

Did you watch the hearing in real time? Through th... (show quote)

debeda

moldyoldy wrote:

He refused to be interviewed, could not recall for most of his written answers, blocked testimony from most staff, created executive privilege where it does. not exist

According to?????

moldyoldy

JFlorio wrote:

I know this won’t matter to a troll like you but a Prosecutor ‘s job is to indict. His job is not to exonerate. Period.

Since DOJ rules say you can't indict a sitting president, he could only report what he found.

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

moldyoldy wrote:

He refused to be interviewed, could not recall for most of his written answers, blocked testimony from most staff, created executive privilege where it does. not exist

Trump allowed every member of his campaign and WH staff to respond to the SC if they called, NOT ONCE did he invoke executive privilege.

You're like a baby strapped in a high chair and your CNN nanny is spoon feeding you the pablum. So STFU about this. You don't know what you're talking about.

moldyoldy

Blade_Runner wrote:

Trump allowed every member of his campaign and WH staff to respond to the SC if they called, NOT ONCE did he invoke executive privilege.

You're like a baby strapped in a high chair and your CNN nanny is spoon feeding you the pablum. So STFU about this. You don't know what you're talking about.

Maybe you will believe breitbart.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/05/23/trump-should-prevail-executive-privilege-white-house-staff/

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

moldyoldy wrote:

Since DOJ rules say you can't indict a sitting president, he could only report what he found.

That’s BS and you know it. Mueller didn’t even know what Fusion GPS is. Terrible performance. It was obvious Mueller was in no condition to testify or be a special prosecutor for that matter. This was a sham and the Democrats impeached themselves today.