Anonymous wrote:This must be the work of the secret society!

Shh. They might find out.

Partially tied to Mueller having resigned his membership at Trump National previously.

This must be the work of the secret society!

This is literally weeks after Mueller was hired.

Nope, nothing to hide.

It would be nice if Lindsey Graham got that senate legislation protecting Mueller through now.

It would also be nice for the GOP leadership ended this charade now before there is any more damage to our domestic and international standing.

But ya know, not obstruction. /s

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Anonymous wrote:Hmm. Ty Cobb has been an excellent lawyer, but maybe moreso for the country than for his client.

It was McGahn who said he’d resign and preserved the union.

I didn't think he had it in him.

So McGahn turned on Trump in June then.

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Anonymous wrote:Hmm. Ty Cobb has been an excellent lawyer, but maybe moreso for the country than for his client.

It was McGahn who said he’d resign and preserved the union.

Agreed, but it also seems like Cobb took over for Kasowitz and calmed the mofo down.

Anonymous wrote:Hmm. Ty Cobb has been an excellent lawyer, but maybe moreso for the country than for his client.

It was McGahn who said he’d resign and preserved the union.

Hmm. Ty Cobb has been an excellent lawyer, but maybe moreso for the country than for his client.

Shocking. Not. Always count on Doughy Don to take the stupidest course of action possible. Sure does make Trump seem guilty.

Oh my!

Well, you can add one more interview to Mueller's list.

So. Much. Winning.

Put the order in but backed off when White House Counsel threatened to quit.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/25/us/politics/trump-mueller-special-counsel-russia.html?action=Click&contentCollection=BreakingNews&contentID=66419382&pgtype=Homepage