The Swamp gets off as Trump chickens out

[LaDexter]

The strategy is quite clear...

Mueller has absolutely nothing, but as long as his "investigation" "continues," the Donald is too chicken to fire Swampy Jeff Sessions and Rod "the Mossad" Rosenstein. Hence, every Swamp monster remains above Federal law.

Mueller is just going to "continue" indefinitely. Hence, as long as Trump is Prez, Swampy Jeff and Rod the Mossad will keep the Swamp above the law.


There is but one thing that could change that....


Donald Trump needs to get some courage and FIRE these two traitors and bring in a patriotic AMERICAN as US Attorney General, something we really have not had in the US since 1992....

 

[tyroneweaver]

Sic the IRS on em
That’s what the kenyan would do

 

[LaDexter]

The IRS, unless Trump has cleaned house, is still as corrupt as everything else in DC....

 

[buckeye45_73]

Nah, he's probably trying to figure out who the replacement will be. And finding a strategy that wont look bad.....he's a pretty clever guy......chill out some.

 

[g5000]

Did someone say Swamp?

Welcome to the Bigly Swamp:


Paul Manafort charged with conspiracy against the U.S.


Rick Gates, Trump Campaign Aide, Pleads Guilty in Mueller Inquiry and Will Cooperate


Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald, head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, resigns amid tobacco stock furor

VA chief doctored email so wife could travel on taxpayer dime: watchdog



Speechwriter David Sorensen
resigns over domestic abuse allegations

Omarosa: 'I was haunted by tweets every single day'



Michael Flynn 'putting his life back together' after guilty plea in Mueller probe



Rob Porter's ex-wives detail abuse allegations


Forest Service chief Tony Tooke resigns amid sexual misconduct allegations

Steve Bannon: The Trump-whisperer's rapid fall from grace



Ryan Zinke’s Rocky, Scandal-Ridden Year at Interior


Scott Pruitt’s bizarre condo scandal and mounting ethics questions, explained


Pruitt's head of security abruptly resigns amid House panel probe


Tom Price, Trump’s scandal-plagued HHS secretary, is stepping down



Anthony Scaramucci: Fired from the White House after 10 days




Trump frustrated with Hicks' role in Porter scandal


The Final Humiliation of Reince Priebus



George Papadopoulos: The Mueller Probe's First Guilty Plea



Karen McDougal tells CNN Trump once tried to pay her after sex



Stormy Daniels describes her alleged affair with Donald Trump


F.B.I. Raids Office of Trump’s Longtime Lawyer Michael Cohen

 

[Norman]

Indeed indeed.

A deadline should be set for the investigation. If no evidence of the magical skymonster and flatness of earth... I mean Russian collusion is presented before that day, the Mueller should be fired. The Swamp should go with him...

 

[g5000]

Indeed indeed.

A deadline should be set for the investigation. If no evidence of the magical skymonster and flatness of earth... I mean Russian collusion is presented before that day, the Mueller should be fired. The Swamp should go with him...

I say Mueller should be given the same amount of time as Ken Starr.

There's your deadline.

 

[g5000]

I think Ken Starr indicted one person in four years. Talk about a nothing burger!

Mueller has gotten 19 people in less than a year. What a swamp!

 

[Norman]

Indeed indeed.

A deadline should be set for the investigation. If no evidence of the magical skymonster and flatness of earth... I mean Russian collusion is presented before that day, the Mueller should be fired. The Swamp should go with him...

I say Mueller should be given the same amount of time as Ken Starr.

There's your deadline.

Well, I do not think he should be given that amount of time. In fact, he has already surpassed the time he should be given. Now he is just trolling and getting in the way of will of the people being fulfilled.

 

[LaDexter]

I think Ken Starr indicted one person in four years

and you lie, as always....


whitewater convictions - Google Search

 

[bripat9643]

The strategy is quite clear...

Mueller has absolutely nothing, but as long as his "investigation" "continues," the Donald is too chicken to fire Swampy Jeff Sessions and Rod "the Mossad" Rosenstein. Hence, every Swamp monster remains above Federal law.

Mueller is just going to "continue" indefinitely. Hence, as long as Trump is Prez, Swampy Jeff and Rod the Mossad will keep the Swamp above the law.


There is but one thing that could change that....


Donald Trump needs to get some courage and FIRE these two traitors and bring in a patriotic AMERICAN as US Attorney General, something we really have not had in the US since 1992....

The Purpose of Herr Mewler's investigation now seems to be purely to keep all the cockroaches in the CIA, FBI and justice from being exposed to the light.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

The strategy is quite clear...

Mueller has absolutely nothing, but as long as his "investigation" "continues," the Donald is too chicken to fire Swampy Jeff Sessions and Rod "the Mossad" Rosenstein.

You are in error. The reason is that he will fire neither until after the results of the midterms are in. If the Republicans make gains, they'll be gone. For the time being, better to leave things as they are.

 

[bripat9643]

I think Ken Starr indicted one person in four years. Talk about a nothing burger!

Mueller has gotten 19 people in less than a year. What a swamp!

13 of them aren't even Americans, and Herr Mewler admitted to a judge that he hadn't even prepared a case against them. Those charges will be dropped. Flynn and Popadopolous commited bullshit Skooter Libby type process crimes. They will eventually get off, or be pardoned. The charges against Manafort are over 10 years old. His indictement looks like a clear case of prsecutorial misconduct.

I can't even rememember who the other 3 are. One thing is clear: no one was indicted for colluding with the Russians.

 

[bripat9643]

I think Ken Starr indicted one person in four years. Talk about a nothing burger!

Mueller has gotten 19 people in less than a year. What a swamp!

VARIOUS ARKANSAS:

1) Roger Clinton: Bill Clinton brother; drug trafficking conviction (Wall Street Journal "The Foster Test" January 14, 1994)

2) Dan Lasater: governor Bill Clinton contributor and state contractor: drug trafficking conviction (Wall Street Journal "The Foster Test" January 14, 1994)

3) Dan Harmon: Arkansas Seventh Judicial District prosecuting attorney and Bill Clinton friend and political ally: five federal racketeering, extortion, and drug distribution convictions (Wall Street Journal "Arkansas Justice" June 13, 1997)

4) Bill McCuen: Bill Clinton political ally: former Arkansas Secretary of State; bribery, tax evasion, kickbacks convictions (Wall Street Journal: Whitewater: "The Prosecution Rests" May 7, 1996)

WHITEWATER:

5) Webster Hubbell: Bill Clinton friend and political ally; Hillary Clinton Rose Law Firm partner: embezzlement; fraud; two felony convictions (Wall Street Journal "Whither Whitewater?" October 18, 1995)

6) Jim Guy Tucker: fraud; three felony convictions (Wall Street Journal "Second-Term Stall" February 11, 1997; Associated Press "Tucker Pleads Guilty to Cable Fraud" February 20, 1998)

7) William J. Marks Sr.: Jim Guy Tucker business partner; one conspiracy conviction (Associated Press "Whitewater Defendant Pleads Guilty" August 28, 1997)

8) Jim McDougal: Bill and Hillary Clinton friend, banker, and political ally: eighteen felony convictions (Wall Street Journal "Immunize Hale" May 29, 1996)

9) Susan McDougal: Bill and Hillary Clinton friend; former wife of Jim McDougal: four felony convictions (Wall Street Journal "Immunize Hale" May 29, 1996)

10) David Hale: Bill and Hillary Clinton friend, banker, and political ally: two felony convictions of conspiracy and mail fraud (Wall Street Journal "The Arkansas Machine Strikes Back" March 19, 1996)

11) Chris Wade: Whitewater real estate broker; two felony convictions (Wall Street Journal "Hard Evidence From a Federal Investigator" August 10, 1995)

12) Stephen Smith: former Governor Clinton aide; one conviction (Wall Street Journal "Hard Evidence From a Federal Investigator" August 10, 1995)

13) Larry Kuca: Madison real estate agent; fraudulent loans (Wall Steet Journal "Hard Evidence From a Federal Investigator" August 10, 1995)

14) Robert Palmer: Madison appraiser; one conspiracy felony conviction (Wall Street Journal "Hale Predicts Hillary Conviction" October 21, 1996)

15) Neal Ainley: Perry County Bank president; embezzled bank funds for Clinton campaign; two misdemeanor convictions (Wall Street Journal "Arkansas Bank Shot" May 4, 1995)

16) John Latham: Madison Bank CEO; bank fraud conviction (Wall Street Journal "Smoke Without Fire" January 12, 1996)

17) John Haley: attorney for Jim Guy Tucker; misdemeanor guilty plea; tax fraud (Associated Press "Tucker Pleads Guilty to Cable Fraud" February 20, 1998)

18) Eugene Fitzhugh: Whitewater defendant, pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of trying to bribe David Hale; is appealing a ten month prison sentence (The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, "Whitewater Defendants" February 22, 1998)

19) Charles Matthews: Whitewater defendant, pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of bribery, served fourteen months of a sixteen month prison sentence (The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, "Whitewater Defendants" February 22, 1998)

ESPY:

20) Tyson Foods: guilty plea; $6 million federal court fines and investigative costs (Washington Post "Tyson Foods Admits Illegal Gifts to Espy" December 30, 1997)

21) Sun-Diamond Growers: $1.5 million fine for illegal campaign contributions to Espy's brother (Associated Press "A Look at Mike Espy Investigation" August 27, 1997)

22) Richard Douglas: former Sun-Diamond Growers official; several bribery convictions and guilty pleas(Washington Post "Tyson Foods Admits Illegal Gifts to Espy" December 30, 1997; Associated Press: "Lobbyist Pleads guilty in Espy Case" March 17, 1998)

23) James H. Lake: Sun-Diamond Growers lobbyist; three convictions regarding illegal campaign contributions to Espy's brother (Associated Press "A Look at Mike Espy Investigation" August 27, 1997)

24) Ron Blackley: Espy's chief of staff: financial fraud conviction; twenty-seven month prison sentence (Washington Post "Tyson Foods Admits Illegal Gifts to Espy" December 30, 1997; Associated Press: "Judge Sentences Espy Aide to Jail" March 18, 1998)

25) Smith Barney: improper payments to Espy; $1 million-plus fine (Associated Press: "A Look at Mike Espy Investigation" August 27, 1997)

26) Crop Growers Corporation: $2 million fine for money laundering to Henry Espy's campaign (Associated Press: "A Look at Mike Espy Investigation" August 27, 1997)

27) Brook Keith Mitchell Sr. (with his company Five M Farming Enterprises: four counts) for fraud (Associated Press: "A Look at Mike Espy Investigation" August 27, 1997)

28) Five M Farming Enterprises (with owner Brook Keith Mitchell: four counts) for fraud (Associated Press: "A Look at Mike Espy Investigation" August 27, 1997)

29) John J. Hemmingson, former head of Crop Growers Corporation: three counts relating to illegal campaign contributions to Henry Espy (Associated Press: "A Look at Mike Espy Investigation" August 27, 1997)

30) Alvarez T. Ferrouillet, Jr., Louisiana lawyer and Henry Espy campaign finance head: ten count conviction (Associated Press: "A Look at Mike Espy Investigation" August 27, 1997)

31) Municipal Healthcare Cooperative: Ferrouillet-related company; perjury, bank fraud, money laundering convictions (Washington Post: "Tyson Foods Admits Illegal Gifts to Espy" December 30, 1997)

32) Ferrouillet & Ferrouillet: Ferrouillet-related company; perjury, bank fraud, money laundering convictions (Washington Post: "Tyson Foods Admits Illegal Gifts to Espy" December 30, 1997)

CAMPAIGN FINANCE:

33) Michael Brown (Ron Brown's son): money laundering; misdemeanor conviction (Los Angeles Times, "Ron Brown's Son Pleads Guilty to Illegal Donation" August 29, 1997)

34) Eugene Lum: Clinton/Gore campaign contributor and colleague; felony conviction; money laundering (Los Angeles Times, "First Fund-Raising Sentences Meted Out" September 10, 1997)

35) Nora Lum: Clinton/Gore campaign contributor and colleague; felony conviction; money laundering (Los Angeles Times, "First Fund-Raising Sentences Meted Out" September 10, 1997)

36) Johnny Chung: Clinton/Gore campaign contributor and colleague; many visits to Clinton White House and Oval Office with mainland Chinese associates; several illegal campaign contributions, money laundering, tax fraud, and bank fraud guilty pleas (Associated Press: "Democrat Fund-Raiser Pleads Guilty" March 17, 1998)

37) Roger Tamraz: Clinton/Gore campaign contributor and colleague; many visits to Clinton White House and Oval Office; fugitive from Lebanon embezzlement convictions; target of French government financial investigation; BCCI connections (The Wall Street Journal: "Integrity of the Institutions" March 20, 1997, et. al.) CISNEROS:

38) Linda Jones: Henry Cisneros mistress; conspiracy, bank fraud, money laundering, and obstruction of justice federal felony guilty pleas; sentenced to three and one-half years in prison (Associated Press: "Cisneros Ex-Mistress Sentenced" March 25, 1998)

39) Patsy Jo Wooten: Linda Jones sister; one conspiracy guilty plea (Associated Press: "Cisneros Ex-Mistress Sentenced" March 25, 1998)

40) Allen Wooten: Linda Jones brother-in-law; one conspiracy guilty plea (Associated Press: "Cisneros Ex-Mistress Sentenced" March 25, 1998)

 

[initforme]

I've lost all faith...years ago. It's all the same slighly different twist. But all the same.

 

[DarkFury]

He will fire them after the mid terms.

 

[LaDexter]

Mueller's investigation will go on as long as Trump is PREZ.

To wait until after the midterms is pointless. There should be no "wait." President Trump promised to "drain the Swamp." That promise is being blocked by two traitors who need to go RIGHT NOW.

Watch the indictments fly out of DOJ once Swampy Jeff and Rod the Mossad are fired.

 

[Cellblock2429]

The strategy is quite clear...

Mueller has absolutely nothing, but as long as his "investigation" "continues," the Donald is too chicken to fire Swampy Jeff Sessions and Rod "the Mossad" Rosenstein. Hence, every Swamp monster remains above Federal law.

Mueller is just going to "continue" indefinitely. Hence, as long as Trump is Prez, Swampy Jeff and Rod the Mossad will keep the Swamp above the law.


There is but one thing that could change that....


Donald Trump needs to get some courage and FIRE these two traitors and bring in a patriotic AMERICAN as US Attorney General, something we really have not had in the US since 1992....

/——/ If Yrump fires Sessions then the LSM And democRATs will have a field day bashing him 24/7 right through the mid terms.

 

[LaDexter]

and that is different from today how???

At least by firing Swampy Jeff and Rod the Mossad, the SWAMP will start getting INDICTED....

and THAT is the only difference.

Mueller doesn't get fired, so why would there be any real change at all to the status of his "investigation??"