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Greybnk48

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2. I think you are spot on

Reply to shockey80 (Original post)

Sun Dec 3, 2017, 01:08 PM

Dec 2017

and I look forward to watching it happen. I don't think he will do it in anger or as a Vendetta, but he will do it with purpose, which is different.

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Trump is in big fucking trouble. He has pissed and shit on two things Mueller holds dear. [View all] shockey80 Dec 2017 OP

I think Mueller is too ethical and too smart to make this matter "personal." The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2017 #1

I agree 100% frogmarch Dec 2017 #3

My thoughts exactly. Lucky for the country because everything will be entirely fact efhmc Dec 2017 #20

Yep. Mueller's indictments will be fact-based. He won't fall for the emotional stuff. Eyeball_Kid Dec 2017 #6

Mueller also has a superb staff dalton99a Dec 2017 #7

But he must realize the seriousness of this. Kablooie Dec 2017 #10

Well said n/t emulatorloo Dec 2017 #12

Agreed he just got rid of someone on his staff for posting anti-trump rhetoric Fullduplexxx Dec 2017 #14

Just to be clear he fired that guy back in August. gvstn Dec 2017 #24

Like Starr? Talk about a rabid vigilante vendetta. How much did that cost? notdarkyet Dec 2017 #23

Yes! Yes! eom sprinkleeninow Dec 2017 #29

It's not so much that it's personal vlyons Dec 2017 #30

I think you are spot on Greybnk48 Dec 2017 #2

Makes Arrests Great Again. One footsoldier and one campos in the witness box and three in chains. Fred Sanders Dec 2017 #4

Playing his cards so well captain queeg Dec 2017 #5

Actually, the *most ignorant repugs* believe the criminals are Hillary, Obama & Soros, etc. VOX Dec 2017 #19

Many seem to have single-issue brains with consequences be damned. KY_EnviroGuy Dec 2017 #28

And contrary to their shopworn mantra about *smaller government*... VOX Dec 2017 #37

They see tRump and company for who and what they are pandr32 Dec 2017 #8

I would not trust Comey or Mueller Puzzledtraveller Dec 2017 #9

I agree, Mueller will not let his emotions get in the way. shockey80 Dec 2017 #11

This all but signals Trump is shitting himself, he's apoplectic. sunonmars Dec 2017 #13

Do not be too harsh on Comey. shockey80 Dec 2017 #15

Bullshit. Trump was already in deep shit and Mueller is a professional, not like Trump. L. Coyote Dec 2017 #16

Muellers silence is the most encouraging thing. nolabear Dec 2017 #17

Noticed, and this is encouraging. sprinkleeninow Dec 2017 #32

What about Treason? He colluded with a hostile enemy to take control of the US? Maraya1969 Dec 2017 #18

The US statute only applies.. cannabis_flower Dec 2017 #21

I think in the general sense yes it's treason. Americans see that. rockfordfile Dec 2017 #35

Piss and shit on FBI,the law and the press? HipChick Dec 2017 #22

There will be entire history and political science courses about this subject Calista241 Dec 2017 #25

Most Americans see Trump as un-American. rockfordfile Dec 2017 #34

I don't think so. I live in a red state, and he still has pretty high support here. Calista241 Dec 2017 #36

I wonder if Comey's tweets are strategic meant to ALBliberal Dec 2017 #26

I pray you are right. I still believe nothing will happen and Trump will walk scott free. OverBurn Dec 2017 #27

Around 30% mobeau69 Dec 2017 #31

I really hope you're right, but I don't trust repubs to do the right thing ecstatic Dec 2017 #33

I also think -- or at least want to believe -- RandomAccess Dec 2017 #38