(08-25-2018 04:55 PM)Zombiewoof Wrote:  For all of the conspiracy theories set forth on these boards and the motivations assigned to Meuller by many on here, as well as Trump, I have never seen a press conference with Meuller or even a press release outlining details of his intentions.

Could it possibly be true that some Trump followers could be wrong about Meuller? Everything we know of Meuller indicates that he is principled to a fault, shuns the limelight, is meticulously thorough and ultimately wouldn't suggest charging Trump with a crime, even if he found one. So why all of the chest thumping about Meuller and his investigations? Why not let it play out and see how it ends up? He apparently isn't the type of guy that likes to waste time; he is simply detail driven. I have a lot more confidence that the investigations will provide answers we can trust, largely because of Meuller. And I suspect the final report to the DOJ will land without nearly the fanfare many are expecting.

Doesn't take much searching to find that squeaky clean image is nothing but a bunch of self-promotion.


Newsweek: https://www.newsweek.com/robert-mueller-...ize-722670 "ROBERT MUELLER IS A HOTHEAD WHO CAN'T OWN UP TO HIS MISTAKES, FORMER AIDES SAY..."

Sara Carter: https://saraacarter.com/robert-mueller-a...d-the-mob/ Mueller connected to two of the biggest corruption cases in FBI history

Howie Carr-Boston Globe https://howiecarrshow.com/2018/03/22/2322/ Mueller conspired to keep 4 men in jail for a murder they didn't committ

Fox: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/10/...ctics.html "Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his team running the Russia collusion probe are being accused by fellow attorneys of employing aggressive and questionable tactics in past cases, potentially putting a dent in his straight-shooter image.

As the investigation heats up and key players like former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus and press secretary Sean Spicer are interviewed by investigators, several attorneys with experience in federal cases spoke out with their concerns this week...."