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Have I ever mentioned how much I love being proven correct...

Zam-Zam

Senator
If it was to gain testimony to advance a case of conspiracy...Trump has reason to worry.
It's a chess game, not baseball.
We'll see.

Two years in.....not much to show for it so far.

If it stays that way, Mueller may have reason to worry.

Great fun, no?
 

EatTheRich

President
We'll see.

Two years in.....not much to show for it so far.

If it stays that way, Mueller may have reason to worry.

Great fun, no?
Actually this has been one of the most fruitful investigations in history. 2 years into the Watergate investigation there was far, far less.
 

middleview

President
Supporting Member
We'll see.

Two years in.....not much to show for it so far.

If it stays that way, Mueller may have reason to worry.

Great fun, no?
So far Trump has lost 4 pawns...Flynn, Manafort, Cohen and Papdopoulos...although Flynn may be more a castle and Manafort a bishop.

What has Mueller lost? Nothing.
 

Dawg

President
Supporting Member

Zam-Zam

Senator
Actually this has been one of the most fruitful investigations in history. 2 years into the Watergate investigation there was far, far less.
We'll have to agree to disagree.

The big fish, still not in the net. The little guppies will not satisfy.
 

middleview

President
Supporting Member
We'll have to agree to disagree.

The big fish, still not in the net. The little guppies will not satisfy.
you miss the whole point, in trying to prove conspiracy the guppies must be persuaded to roll on the big guy..
 

Zam-Zam

Senator
you miss the whole point, in trying to prove conspiracy the guppies must be persuaded to roll on the big guy..
If you say so.

That doesn't alter the fact, however, that too this point, Mueller still hasn't accomplished the only objective his fanbase cares about.

Whether he ever does or not remains to be seen.

Wonderful theater. A circus maximus for the plebs...…:>)
 
I can define it. .
I don't believe you. Everyone knows its a moronic political tactic. Republicans won't lay down a hard definition because they can't be drawing lines in the sand. It's too risky a proposition. Whatever line they draw Trump will likely step over. They want a movable goal post. They are going to have to move the goal post a long long ways before they are anywhere close to being righteous.
"Collusion" is just Republicans attempt at branding. Here's Mueller's mandate...
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/3726408-Rosenstein-letter-appointing-Mueller-special.html
Nowhere is the word "collusion" even in it.
 

Zam-Zam

Senator
I don't believe you. Everyone knows its a moronic political tactic. Republicans won't lay down a hard definition because they can't be drawing lines in the sand. It's too risky a proposition. Whatever line they draw Trump will likely step over. They want a movable goal post. They are going to have to move the goal post a long long ways before they are anywhere close to being righteous.
"Collusion" is just Republicans attempt at branding. Here's Mueller's mandate...
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/3726408-Rosenstein-letter-appointing-Mueller-special.html
Nowhere is the word "collusion" even in it.
Do you imagine that I care what you choose to believe?

Do you imagine that it's difficult for any adult to look up the definition of any common word?

Do you imagine you've made a convincing argument?


It's all good.....:>)



Oh, as for the "Republican branding"...….


"It’s always smelled like collusion," Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, said in an interview. But after this week's developments, he said, "It doesn’t smell less like collusion. It smells more."

https://www.politico.com/story/2018/11/28/democrats-trump-russia-investigation-congress-1025919

It appears Swalwell didn't get the memo......:p
 

middleview

President
Supporting Member
How can go around saying "NO COLLUSION" when you can't even define it?
I think most people discussing collusion are actually talking about conspiracy. The crime committed is the hack on the DNC email server, resulting in the release of emails that someone hoped would hurt Hillary, if not help Trump.

If there was even a hint that if Hillary lost, Trump would offer favorable policies to Russia in return...that is conspiracy.
 

middleview

President
Supporting Member
If you say so.

That doesn't alter the fact, however, that too this point, Mueller still hasn't accomplished the only objective his fanbase cares about.

Whether he ever does or not remains to be seen.

Wonderful theater. A circus maximus for the plebs...…:>)
Seems like a far more appropriate cause than the investigations into White Water, Benghazi or the IRS...
 
If you say so.

That doesn't alter the fact, however, that too this point, Mueller still hasn't accomplished the only objective his fanbase cares about.

Whether he ever does or not remains to be seen.

Wonderful theater. A circus maximus for the plebs...…:>)
In the meantime, though, he's making $1.8 million a year and stringing along a trail of hopeful treasonists who desperately want to overthrow our legitimately elected government, but lack the courage to do it themselves.
 

middleview

President
Supporting Member
It would, to those who like the Kool-Aid.

:)
Starr spent $60 million...how many members of Clinton's administration were prosecuted? One...a lawyer for overcharging his clients.

Benghazi. What did we learn? Nothing we didn't already know at the out set.

IRS. How many indictments? None. What illegal act was committed? None. What unethical act was committed? None.

What flavor kool-aid have you been drinking?
 
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