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Shame on Robert Mueller—Again amgreatness.com/2019/07/18/sha…
Nowhere is the collapse of the Democratic Party as a coherent political organization more evident than in the astounding metamorphosis of Robert Mueller.
He returned to public notice as special counsel and was instantly heralded by the Democratic media as a virtual Douglas MacArthur of selfless national duty,
That he was precisely the sort of rigorous, incorruptible, no-nonsense public servant who would tear the Trump fraud of corruption, ... and expose the whole rotten mess that had moved into the WH (where the Clinton pay-to-play casino should already have been installed).
Mueller packed his investigative team with notorious Democratic partisans. Andrew Weissman, who had cooked his share of Republicans already, and attended Hillary Clinton’s victory party the night she lost to Trump, took over the actual work.
He and many of those he recruited had just finished white-washing Clinton—on to the tarring-and-feathering of her opponent.
Mueller, never a martyr to the work ethic, despite the Democrat media’s wall-to-wall effort to spin him as a war hero Republican, flawless FBI director, left the direction of the investigation to Weissman and his gang, all of them desperate to destroy the president.
Trump was an interloper and he had to be sent packing with such finality that no one would dare interrupt the self-enriching slumbers of the political class for at least another century.
From early on, Mueller’s game was obstruction. He piled demands on the president, required sworn testimony over several days from the White House counsel (who should have immunity in respect of his chief client).
Trump then fired Sessions, appointed an unsurpassably competent and upright replacement, William Barr, who had held the position under George H. W. Bush.
Barr ordered Mueller to wind down his investigation, which Mueller and his sponsors had apparently hoped to keep going through the next election.
Trump’s enemies had thought it was their right to have an impeachment-launching special counsel lurking around the White House ready to pounce on anything the Trump-hating media could confect into a cause for removal.
Mueller, the lion of official redemption, failed again and again. He had to choose between keeping faith with his rabidly Trump-hating sponsors, or his claims to professional integrity.
Having found no evidence of collusion by anyone, he tried to leave the door open to impeachment for obstruction. He went down with the ship, and stated his inability to “exonerate” on obstruction.
The pitiful attempt by Mueller to leave Trump a live grenade with the pin pulled was made even more absurd by his attempt to run away and hide.
He spoke to the press inarticulately from a printed text for less than 10 minutes, took no questions, and said he would have nothing more to say.
Finally, the two egregious Democrat committee chairman who still claim to have evidence of impeachable offenses by the president but can’t cite any, @RepJerryNadler and @RepAdamSchiff, both seriously ill-favored men, called Mueller as a witness .
They designed a timetable for his appearance clearly intended to prevent the Republican members from really getting at Mueller.
Mueller will have a real sleigh-ride with a gang of Democrats angry because he couldn’t find anything on the president and Republicans who rightly consider his entire performance an unprofessional and morally corrupt operation.
The Trump lynch mob has reached the last round-up. It only remains for Barr and special prosecutor, John Durham, to indict those who politicized the intel agencies and FBI, fraudulently sought FISA warrants to spy on the Trump campaign, and lied to congressional committees & FBI.
Mueller is unlikely to have committed any offenses, but his conduct has been contemptible at every stage.
