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Bigger than that--silence on here smells like a North Korean nuclear-size boom coming some.
Mueller is going to be removed. Too much bias and the whole things is void of integrity.
mueller's entire team should be not only removed, but prosecuted for not recusing themselves for conflict of interest:
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
Rosenstein oversees Mueller’s investigation of the 2016 election. Rosenstein previously supervised an investigation into the approval by the Obama administration of a controversial sale of an American company now known as Uranium One to Russia. At the time Hillary Clinton was secretary of State.
Russia used bribery, kickbacks and extortion to influence the uranium deal. During negotiations, Bill Clinton was paid $500,000 to speak in Russia, and the chairman of Uranium One made a $2.35 million donation to the Clinton Foundation. Despite these glaring concerns, the FBI quietly ended the case in 2015.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller. He is a former FBI director and former partner at the law firm WilmerHale.
Mueller was FBI director during the uranium investigation. He stepped down and was replaced by James Comey in 2013, just as the investigation was concluding. After being dismissed by President Trump, Comey leaked government memos to influence the investigation. Comey may have violated the law, but he accomplished his goal of getting his mentor Mueller appointed special counsel by Rosenstein.
FBI Investigator Peter Strzok.
Strzok was demoted from the Mueller investigation for sending anti-Trump text messages and allegedly relied on the anti-Trump 'Dirty Dossier' created by Fusion GPS (paid for in part by the Clinton campaign) to begin an investigation into Russian election interference, including spying on Trump campaign associates. He was also in charge of the Clinton email investigation and declared her “careless” – not “negligent” – which was the basis of the decision not to prosecute. which, may i add, he had the wording changed from negligent to careless to avoid having to prosecute the cvnt.
FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.
McCabe was involved in both the FBI’s investigation of the uranium sale as well as the investigation in Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server, neither of which resulted in negative outcomes for Clinton. The inspector general is now investigating allegations that McCabe should have recused himself, among other concerns, from the handling of the Clinton email controversy.
A few months before the Clinton investigation began, McCabe’s wife received over $675,000 from Democratic campaign committees, including Clinton loyalists, in her campaign for the Virginia state Senate.
Andrew Weissmann, former chief of the Justice Department Criminal Fraud Section and a former partner at WilmerHale.
Weissmann donates frequently to Democrats. He attended Hillary Clinton’s election night party, and praised then-Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, saying he was "so proud" of her for defying Trump. Weissmann is one of Mueller’s top deputies.
Aaron Zebley, chief of staff for then-FBI Director Mueller, former partner at WilmerHale.
Zebley represented Justin Cooper, a key figure in the Hillary Clinton email controversy. Zebley is now on the Mueller team.
Justin Cooper, former Bill Clinton aide who set up Hillary Clinton’s private server.
Just how disturbing is Zebely’s employment for Mueller’s witch hunt? Cooper admitted to two instances where he destroyed Hillary Clinton’s old mobile devices by breaking them in half or hitting them with a hammer.
Jeannie Rhee, former partner at WilmerHale.
Rhee represented ex-Obama Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes, the Clinton Foundation in a 2015 racketeering case, and Hillary Clinton herself in a lawsuit seeking access to her private emails. Rhee was hired by Mueller to serve on his witch hunt.
Associate Deputy Attorney General Bruce G. Ohr.
Ohr was recently demoted after evidence surfaced of his contacts with Fusion GPS. Inexplicably, Fusion GPS employed Ohr’s wife as well.
Almost every day, we hear of biases and conflicts among the Justice Department-Mueller team – with no end in sight. Investigators did not report their conflicts during the department’s investigation of Hillary Clinton. Mueller’s team continues to ignore its own conflicts of interest in a most unethical way.
frankly, those bitching about this now are fvcking dolts. they knew all this shit from the beginning but waited until now to start bitching about it? these fvck stains should have never been allowed to participate in this special investigation and mueller should have never been assigned to it. on the flip side, a nonpartisan official with zero stains to their political reputation to head this investigation up would have been like finding the arch of the covenant, so why not hire mueller and this group of hacks so they could be discredited them . . . ahhhhhh, perhaps those bitching aren't so doltish after all.
Thanks for this info, to be honest who knows this list might even grow longer. Just another reason why Trump needs to keep draining the swamp. #MAGA
This is hysterical. Remember Trump hired mueller. Good stuff trumptards.
this, exactly. i wondered wtf he was thinking when he did it, other than what i posted above: why not hire mueller and this group of hacks so they could be discredited later.
actually, i agree. leave mueller in there. from what i'm reading, i get the feeling dems are going to be calling for him to be removed in the new few weeks.
Just curious, where do you get your info?
InfoWars? Glenn Beck? Fox News? Trump himself?
curious, where do you get your news from? Huffington Post, Wa Po, CNN, NY Times? All fake news outlets
nope. those sites are garbage anyways. poor ol' yappy wiggum - frightened by loud noises and anything he doesn't agree with. keep mueller in there.
I didn't realize we had someone among us with insider info. How long you been an agent?
