So... about that Mueller investigation

I'm pretty sure, like 99.9999999374747% sure, that plenty of people have been criticizing Trump for his actual faults

 

Came up dry? Well, I suppose . . . if you want to omit her gross negligence from the record.

 

Yeah.Right. Well I guess nearly a decade of investigations was worth it after all. Maybe we can spend a few more years looking into Jared Kushenr's and Ivanka's use of private servers for conducting government business. Lock 'em up! Lock em up!

 

I suspect the contents of the Mueller report may be a bit different than Barr's summary... we'll see what happens. An investigation that only brought down 6 members of his campaign is a win for team Trump these days I suppose.

I wonder how long until he mocks a disabled person or war veteran to squander the good news cycle.

 

and why was he so quiet on twitter? It's like he was afraid they would announce something. Then he remembered that he appointed Bill Barr.

 

lol, the silent majority will continue to grow. Luckily for liberals/democrats they will continue to be able to talk about their obsession untill 2024.

 

Well the Republicans like Barr and Sekulow have said the report will not be made public, and not given to the Democrats, and The Grand Jury finding will not be released to Congress, and Trump's taxes will not be released to Congress, and Kushner's security clearance fiasco file will not be released to Congress, and the Trump Tower server which the NSA knows was communicating with a Russian server will not be turned over to Congress, and Graham wants to investigate Strozk & Page … and to hell with traditional rule of law.

 

Usually when a party does not want to turn over documentation in a legal matter they have something to hide because they are guilty.

 

these are the very same people who said that the Whitewater real estate deal by Jim & Susan MacDougal was just tooo complicated to figure out,

Once upon a time, figured Trump would loose reelection, not on any policy basis, but because The Democrat would be the adult in the room.

 

I do love the classics. Meuller's report has drawn them out in droves. All over the web it's like a replay of all the shit we've heard, that didn't work, over the last 2 years. Maybe it will work this time?

Here's a chart from the Post that sums it up:

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https://nypost.com/2019/03/25/mueller-madness-the-media-pundits-who-got-it-most-wrong/

 

Uh, yeah, about that. They came up wet.

Hillary Clinton

 

some people will never admit she (Hillary) did anything wrong...………

 

He lost the popular vote, so not sure where you're getting the 'majority' part from? Or the silent, for that matter.

 

There is no "popular vote" in the US other than outside tabulation for press points. Otherwise it's meaningless to the way we vote in the US. While I don't care for "winner take all" state-level voting policies, it is the states that decide presidential elections. And, like it or not, Trump got far more states than Hillary (who should have at least visited Wisconsin).

The man beat both parties (you don't really believe he's a republican, do you?) by using their own rules against them. As Frank Underwood would say, "THAT is politics".

I guess the 2 years of whining afterward is also "politics", but can anyone really be proud of that?

 

My point is that fewer people voted for him than voted for Clinton, so to claim that the ''silent majority" support Trump is baseless.

 

From the state perspective, which is all that matters in this case, a majority voted for him. Sure, some were loud about it. But I think a LOT of people stayed utterly silent; no hats, no bumper stickers and no small rallies. Why?

Because a Trump bumper sticker will get your car keyed by some unhinged, fragile leftist.

Watching them scream in the streets after election was just plain hilarious. Really, who does that? The jokes write themselves now, but there aren't any comedians brave enough to unload.

 

More human beings chose Clinton on their ballot than Trump. Do you agree that that is factual?