Russia Investigation Heating Up

[Tgo01]

You can deny it all you want, Mueller is investigating obstruction of justice.

Oh I'm sure he is. His investigation went off the rails months ago and he seems to think he's invincible at this point. With a public thirsting for blood, you know, people like you, he probably feels he has to bring something back so he doesn't look like a complete fraud and waste of money.

[Androidpk]

Did Fox news tell you that?

[Tgo01]

Did Fox news tell you that?

Under a dozen words...CHECK!
Nothing but an ad hominem...CHECK!

I accept your defeat.

[Latrinsorm]

So...Trump had the intent to obstruct Mueller's investigation before Mueller even started his investigation? No. Just no.

You didn't ask what the President's intent was, you asked, quote, "How does one obstruct an investigation before the investigation even began?" I explained to you how one obstructs an investigation before the investigation began, because you asked how one obstructs an investigation before the investigation began. This is how using our words works. You ask a question, you get an answer to that question, you don't like the answer, you cry.

Since you have now asked what the President's intent was, I will be happy to answer that as well. (See? You ask a question, you get an answer to that question.) The President's intent was to obstruct justice. He did not and could not know that Robert Mueller specifically would head the investigation, he did not and could not know what specific wrongdoing had occurred (if any), and he did not and could not know whether any investigation would even take place. He nevertheless intended and acted to obstruct justice.

This is the part where you don't like the answer and cry.

[Tgo01]

You didn't ask what the President's intent was

It's in what both you and Androidpk quoted:

(a)Original jurisdiction. The jurisdiction of a Special Counsel shall be established by the Attorney General. The Special Counsel will be provided with a specific factual statement of the matter to be investigated. The jurisdiction of a Special Counsel shall also include the authority to investigate and prosecute federal crimes committed in the course of, and with intent to interfere with, the Special Counsel's investigation, such as perjury, obstruction of justice, destruction of evidence, and intimidation of witnesses; and to conduct appeals arising out of the matter being investigated and/or prosecuted.

You and pk are really, really, REALLY bad at this. Show us on this doll where the mean Trump touched you.

[Methais]

You didn't ask what the President's intent was, you asked, quote, "How does one obstruct an investigation before the investigation even began?" I explained to you how one obstructs an investigation before the investigation began, because you asked how one obstructs an investigation before the investigation began. This is how using our words works. You ask a question, you get an answer to that question, you don't like the answer, you cry.

Since you have now asked what the President's intent was, I will be happy to answer that as well. (See? You ask a question, you get an answer to that question.) The President's intent was to obstruct justice. He did not and could not know that Robert Mueller specifically would head the investigation, he did not and could not know what specific wrongdoing had occurred (if any), and he did not and could not know whether any investigation would even take place. He nevertheless intended and acted to obstruct justice.

This is the part where you don't like the answer and cry.

[~Rocktar~]

Here is as good an explanation in clear terms as I think may be possible as to why the hell this whole "investigation" is a sham and why thinking people don't trust the government.



I wish Trey had gone for AG. I could see him gutting the FBI upper echelons real fast over crap like this. Pretty much all of the government needs a massive bloodletting to clean out the crap and RIP (retired in place) people.

[cwolff]

His entire argument is predicated on a conspiracy theory that Mueller is a libtard, FBI is a corrupted political organization and the DOJ (minus Sessions and Trump appointees) are rigging the game against Trump.

So no, it's not a good explanation in clear terms. It's bald faced partisan politics and I'm disgusted that you guys are attacking FBI agents, IC specialists who defend our nation and other patriots in service.

Every day I see these posts and can't fucking believe that 30 some odd percent of Americans are totally down with this shit.

[Latrinsorm]

This is the part where you don't like the answer and cry.

I didn't ask for these powers.

[~Rocktar~]

His entire argument is predicated on a conspiracy theory that Mueller is a libtard, FBI is a corrupted political organization and the DOJ (minus Sessions and Trump appointees) are rigging the game against Trump.

So no, it's not a good explanation in clear terms. It's bald faced partisan politics and I'm disgusted that you guys are attacking FBI agents, IC specialists who defend our nation and other patriots in service.

Every day I see these posts and can't fucking believe that 30 some odd percent of Americans are totally down with this shit.

Right. Your self righteous indignation over attacking a corrupt FBI agent continues to fall on deaf ears. Failing to step aside when you have a personal conflict of interest in an investigation is not serving the US.

this doesn't even get into the whole bit about people being offered money to accuse Trump of sexual harassment, the fact at least one of Moore's accusers admitted to making the whole thing up, and the continued rotation of the media from "Russian collusion" to "Sexual harassment accusations" to "Dementia" and now the latest crackpot scheme of complaining that he drinks Diet Coke. Everyday when I see this televised shitshow at work on the break room TVs I can't believe that more than 5% of Americans swallow this shit.