Mueller Report is being delivered to Barr today

[Anonymous]

Beto O'Rourke this morning in SC: "You have a president, who in my opinion beyond a shadow of a doubt, sought to, however ham-handedly, collude with the Russian government, a foreign power to undermine and influence our elections."

Who is going to break it to him?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yup exonorates Trump. We should've focused on another avenue.

Exonerates him from what?



https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trumps-legal-troubles-are-far-from-over-even-as-mueller-probe-ends/2019/03/23/397fd1e8-4d68-11e9-93d0-64dbcf38ba41_story.html?utm_term=.844c7f1f2dd4

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Anonymous wrote:
Beto O'Rourke this morning in SC: "You have a president, who in my opinion beyond a shadow of a doubt, sought to, however ham-handedly, collude with the Russian government, a foreign power to undermine and influence our elections."

Who is going to break it to him?

No one can, not even Mueller himself.

Dems have become a fringe cult

[Anonymous]

Most reasonable, patriotic Americans would be delighted that Mueller has apparently not found any kind of conspiracy with Russia on the part of the Trump campaign.

Some of the Democratic pundits I have heard have said this.

Definitely not true of the liberals on DCUM. This tells me that it was never about conspiracy for folks here. It was all about getting Trump - by any means necessary.

[Anonymous]

What the Mueller investigation has already revealed. This is what Republicans are celebrating - a president who surrounds himself with crooks and shady characters.

He pulled back the curtain on a sophisticated Kremlin hacking operation — identifying by name the 12 Russian military officers who he said sought to sway a U.S. election.

He exposed a Russian online influence campaign — bringing criminal charges against the 13 members of a Russian troll farm now accused of trying to manipulate U.S. voters and sow division through fake social media personae.

And he revealed how those closest to President Trump defrauded banks, cheated on their taxes and, time and time again, lied to deflect inquiries into their ties with Russia.

After 22 months of meticulous investigation, charges against 34 people — including six former Trump aides or confidants — and countless hours of all-consuming news coverage, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III on Friday submitted the long-anticipated report on his findings to Attorney General William P. Barr.


“When your campaign manager goes to jail, that makes presidential history,” said Douglas Brinkley, a history professor at Rice University. “And then to have your personal lawyer go to prison also. These aren’t bit players — these are people who were part of the heart and soul of the Trump operation.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/if-you-took-it-all-in-in-one-day-it-would-kill-you-what-muellers-investigation-has-already-revealed/2019/03/22/cb143340-41ee-11e9-922c-64d6b7840b82_story.html?utm_term=.fb1086118e61

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Anonymous wrote:Most reasonable, patriotic Americans would be delighted that Mueller has apparently not found any kind of conspiracy with Russia on the part of the Trump campaign.

Some of the Democratic pundits I have heard have said this.

Definitely not true of the liberals on DCUM. This tells me that it was never about conspiracy for folks here. It was all about getting Trump - by any means necessary.

The fact that you and others cheer on a president whose campaign manager has gone to jail shows us how debased the Republican party has become.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Most reasonable, patriotic Americans would be delighted that Mueller has apparently not found any kind of conspiracy with Russia on the part of the Trump campaign.

Some of the Democratic pundits I have heard have said this.

Definitely not true of the liberals on DCUM. This tells me that it was never about conspiracy for folks here. It was all about getting Trump - by any means necessary.

The fact that you and others cheer on a president whose campaign manager has gone to jail shows us how debased the Republican party has become.

I'll say it again.............
The crimes he is going to jail for were committed years ago. It did not take a special counsel to prosecute him for those crimes. And, it had NOTHING to do with Trump's campaign.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Most reasonable, patriotic Americans would be delighted that Mueller has apparently not found any kind of conspiracy with Russia on the part of the Trump campaign.

Some of the Democratic pundits I have heard have said this.

Definitely not true of the liberals on DCUM. This tells me that it was never about conspiracy for folks here. It was all about getting Trump - by any means necessary.

The fact that you and others cheer on a president whose campaign manager has gone to jail shows us how debased the Republican party has become.

I'll say it again.............
The crimes he is going to jail for were committed years ago. It did not take a special counsel to prosecute him for those crimes. And, it had NOTHING to do with Trump's campaign.

Really? His witness tampering with a Kremlin-connected oligarch was years ago?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Most reasonable, patriotic Americans would be delighted that Mueller has apparently not found any kind of conspiracy with Russia on the part of the Trump campaign.

Some of the Democratic pundits I have heard have said this.

Definitely not true of the liberals on DCUM. This tells me that it was never about conspiracy for folks here. It was all about getting Trump - by any means necessary.

The fact that you and others cheer on a president whose campaign manager has gone to jail shows us how debased the Republican party has become.

I'll say it again.............
The crimes he is going to jail for were committed years ago. It did not take a special counsel to prosecute him for those crimes. And, it had NOTHING to do with Trump's campaign.

It has EVERYTHING to do with Trump's character and judgment that he surrounds himself with crooks and criminals. Everything. He has debased your party with his amorality and narcissistic drive for self-gain. Sorry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:W/E you have to tell yourself to maintain your sanity.

The mantra of Republicans who otherwise couldn't look themselves in the mirror for their unbridled support of an amoral bully who loves anti-democratic strongmen murderers of Americans and has set the low bar for corruption and incompetence in an administration. "Only the best" (felons, crooks and criminals)!

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Anonymous wrote:Trumps silence on the whole thing is the most intriguing to me. He hasn’t tweeted in about 19 hours, hasn’t made a peep about the report. You’d think he’d be all over the “no more indictments” reports, crowing about how he’s been vindicated, yet he’s not.

Same!

I think he is nervous AF. What other reason could there be? Intriguing, indeed.

He reportedly brought a big contingent of attorneys with him to Mar-a-lago this weekend.

Frankly, I think they are looking at how to handle the next investigation - the one about the FISA warrants and how this investigation got started to begin with.
Remember, everyone has been saying the Carter Page warrant was the start of this. Yet, he has been charged with nothing. NADA.
That was a ruse. Lots to still be uncovered about this story.

It is baffling that you are more concerned about the process than you are about the massive findings of wrongdoing that the process uncovered, given there have been 34 felony indictments of individuals and three companies and those are just the unsealed ones, not to mention all of the other state and federal investigations that have spun up as a result of findings, and those are just the findings we know of based on what limited information has been revealed as a result of court proceedings to date, and much, like Roger Stone has not even hit the courts yet for us to even get a full understanding yet. For Republicans to think in any way that all is vindicated and that the offense is "leaks" or warrant process is thoroughly ludicrous.

It is baffling to me that you are more concerned with some process crimes that happened only as a result of this investigation and not the potential misuse of the FISA process and the laws that were broken in order to get a democratically elected president out of office.
Just a note - you all love to throw around the number 34. Only 6 of those people were directly associated with Trump. The rest are mostly Russians who will never see a prison. And, of those 6 associated with Trump, most have been charged with lying to investigators... a crime that would never had happened had this investigation not been started.

If we have people who stepped far outside the law in order to surveil American citizens, you can be damned sure this concerns me. It should concern every American.

Why do I get the feeling we wouldn't hear a peep out of you if the Democrats had been in the hot seat?

Because the deep freeze in Russia has frozen solid your “feelings” so they’re immobilized, able to see only one thing: Support for your criminal leaders.

Democrats got rid of Al Frankenstein, no problem. They can and do turn on their own, unlike most Republicans.

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Anonymous wrote:Trumps silence on the whole thing is the most intriguing to me. He hasn’t tweeted in about 19 hours, hasn’t made a peep about the report. You’d think he’d be all over the “no more indictments” reports, crowing about how he’s been vindicated, yet he’s not.

Same!

I think he is nervous AF. What other reason could there be? Intriguing, indeed.

He reportedly brought a big contingent of attorneys with him to Mar-a-lago this weekend.

Frankly, I think they are looking at how to handle the next investigation - the one about the FISA warrants and how this investigation got started to begin with.
Remember, everyone has been saying the Carter Page warrant was the start of this. Yet, he has been charged with nothing. NADA.
That was a ruse. Lots to still be uncovered about this story.

It is baffling that you are more concerned about the process than you are about the massive findings of wrongdoing that the process uncovered, given there have been 34 felony indictments of individuals and three companies and those are just the unsealed ones, not to mention all of the other state and federal investigations that have spun up as a result of findings, and those are just the findings we know of based on what limited information has been revealed as a result of court proceedings to date, and much, like Roger Stone has not even hit the courts yet for us to even get a full understanding yet. For Republicans to think in any way that all is vindicated and that the offense is "leaks" or warrant process is thoroughly ludicrous.

The ends don’t justify the means.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

The house voted 420 to 0 to release the Mueller report. That’s as bipartisan as it gets.

[Anonymous]

Mueller may be done but SDNY has trump and his cronies under investigation.

Robert Mueller’s job may be done, but President Donald Trump still faces potential legal peril from many sides.
Federal prosecutors in New York are investigating the Trump Organization and his 2016 campaign for possible campaign finance violations. They’ve also issued subpoenas to Trump’s inaugural committee. The New York state attorney general is looking into the president’s charity. And his ex-fixer Michael Cohen told Congress that there are other active federal probes into the business that he couldn’t discuss.
At the same time, Democrats in Congress have started their own investigations, punctuated by a sweeping request for documents