ThunderHorse
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Mueller Report has been delivered: Mueller Delivers Report on Russia Investigation to Attorney General
Russian election Interference thread
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Brill
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Someone should be held responsible: either the guilty or the false accusers. This shit cannot be allowed to happen again.
Brill
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Letter from Barr to Congressional Judiciary leaders.
https://theconservativetreehouse.fi...rr-letter-to-congress-mueller-probe-ended.jpg
Twitter is alight that there will NOT be anymore indictments...so it may really be over. What did we get for our $30 mil?
Peace of mind? A better idea of what the Russians are up to?
Perhaps you and @ThunderHorse should get together and start a consultancy on budgeting. You'd make a fortune, if you thought it was worth it for your clients to pay you.
Brill
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Don’t need DOJ for that when we have an Intelligence Community but then again, looks like these lawyers were working in a SCIF, which is odd.
Turn in your smartphones! How Mueller kept a lid on Trump-Russia probe
Edit: I can barely get the USG to pay me! Open market clients would see through my BS!
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In fairness to Mueller, he got over 40 mil worth of forfeitures from Manafort so he actually finished in the green.
The very definition of government efficiency!
ThunderHorse
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Well the Ds didn't get what they wanted and everyone CNN looks like someone choked their new puppy. But a bunch of idiots went to jail. Sounds good to me I suppose. But, I'd really like to have seen some targeting of Democratic operatives here because this was clearly focused. Or that's how it appears. I'm not saying that had anything to do with Mueller either, just that if you shook the Clinton Machine tree you'd find a whole lot.
In fairness to Mueller, he got over 40 mil worth of forfeitures from Manafort so he actually finished in the green.
The very definition of government efficiency!
Fact-checked this. Looks like it checks out.
Mueller's investigation could turn a profit, thanks to Manafort's assets
It’s almost over. Sweet baby jeebus it’s slmost over. Glad it was profitable, though. Little swamp drainage for some procedural crimes, little intrigue.
All around good time!
All around good time!
Brill
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I think it’s just politics. Even major cities across the US are seeing corruption cases at their level.
IMO, the difference here is the FBI and IC were dumb enough to believe the crap in the dossier...or they collectively just used it as an excuse.
Remember, the FBI and DOJ presented evidence and affirmed before a Federal judge...FOUR TIMES...that Carter Page was an agent of a foreign power, a felony. Page has not been charged for any illegal activity.
Democrats are saddened that our POTUS wasn’t controlled by Russia, his campaign wasn’t infiltrated by Russian intelligence officers, and the 2016 election was in fact free and fair.
Think about that.
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Brill
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Shit. I spoke too soon. Here’s an article that documents new indictments from Mueller.
New Indictments In Mueller’s Final Report
New Indictments In Mueller’s Final Report
Holy shit man. The report hasn't even hit Congress yet and you're already doing a victory lap. Maybe wait to read it first?
Brill
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Like the waiting seen during Kavanaugh matter and the Covington kids (I’ll ignore all the other koluzhun fake news like when Trump jr pass WikiLeaks info
The victory lap is that our President and his inner circle didn’t conspire to commit treason and obstruct justice, despite the “evidence in plain sight”.
POTUS should declass all the FBI “stuff” and Congress needs to for a select committee to ensure this NEVER happens again, to Democrat or Republican. Opposition research and dirt should never be used by USG to target an opponent.
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Stories where the reporters waited because the information may or may not be accurate:
Beyond BuzzFeed: The 10 Worst, Most Embarrassing U.S. Media Failures on the Trump-Russia Story
The Left doesn’t get luxury of deciding when to pounce (anti-Republican) and when to wait (pro-Republican). They lit this dumpster fire, so now they need to put it out vice letting it smolder.
Beyond BuzzFeed: The 10 Worst, Most Embarrassing U.S. Media Failures on the Trump-Russia Story
The Left doesn’t get luxury of deciding when to pounce (anti-Republican) and when to wait (pro-Republican). They lit this dumpster fire, so now they need to put it out vice letting it smolder.
I love you for this. It shows you still dare to try and instead of playing identity politics, be an individual rational human although you’re also a leftist SJW from the coast.
If we wait to actually read the report, we are gonna miss our chance to parrot our sides narrative at top volume. Even though we are gonna be wrong.
You and I should be *checks the email update every liberal gets* talking about more indictments and how everyone was wrong about that just a day ago. And rape culture? IDK it’s slways on there.
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Gowdy explains why “The Report” is Executive Branch material and the effects of providing investigative materials that do NOT result in charges is pretty shitty.
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Sad that statements like this are sensational...
“By keeping to their code of silence, they were professionals,” Jay said. “They weren’t reacting to the spin. They were doing their jobs. They spoke through a number of indictments. They spoke through a number of sentencing memos.”
There was a time that this was the norm....more so under Mueller than now in the bureau. I have only been working on a bureau task force for 9 years, but I have seen the difference on how the executive management in DC works now than then. Supervision is a problem, for an example...it has become standard for field division SAC's to last only about two years (max) before moving on or retiring, same with ASAC's...you only need about 6 months of ASAC credit to move up to a section chief job then look for a SAC gig, or go for a AD spot in DC. It's just going to get worse as there is going to be a lot of mandatory retirements coming up.
“By keeping to their code of silence, they were professionals,” Jay said. “They weren’t reacting to the spin. They were doing their jobs. They spoke through a number of indictments. They spoke through a number of sentencing memos.”
There was a time that this was the norm....more so under Mueller than now in the bureau. I have only been working on a bureau task force for 9 years, but I have seen the difference on how the executive management in DC works now than then. Supervision is a problem, for an example...it has become standard for field division SAC's to last only about two years (max) before moving on or retiring, same with ASAC's...you only need about 6 months of ASAC credit to move up to a section chief job then look for a SAC gig, or go for a AD spot in DC. It's just going to get worse as there is going to be a lot of mandatory retirements coming up.
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