It's like what happened with Mueller: once liberals start revering a government official (which they often do), any criticisms of that state idol are inherently illegitimate and ill-intentioned.
(Of course, once they disappoint liberals -- as Mueller did -- it's open season).
(Of course, once they disappoint liberals -- as Mueller did -- it's open season).
https://twitter.com/Brian_Riedl/status/1400923467147579394
Speaking of liberal worship of government officials, someone here just reminded me of this classic gem from The @NewYorker in 2018: 
Caption: Mueller "leaves the Capitol, his tie graced by suave geometries of small patterns."
Mueller's "white shirt is a symbol of purity, yes, but it also sends security-blanket signals."
😬
Mueller's "white shirt is a symbol of purity, yes, but it also sends security-blanket signals."
😬
THE FINALE:
"An understatement is a statement nonetheless, and Mueller’s sartorial rhetoric encodes heroic values. He is armored in the good, clean, honest look of an extremely civil servant, unaffected and, therefore, inimitable." 😍
"An understatement is a statement nonetheless, and Mueller’s sartorial rhetoric encodes heroic values. He is armored in the good, clean, honest look of an extremely civil servant, unaffected and, therefore, inimitable." 😍
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