Robert Mueller's Rigged WITCH HUNT

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According to California Congressman Devin Nunes speaking on Laura Ingraham’s program last week, there is testimony from none other than former FBI Director James Comey himself, speaking before House committees, that is exculpatory of Flynn. Because Comey just confessed on national TV that he oh-so-cleverly, gleefully, and deliberately breached all protocols and any semblance of ethics to ensnare the new administration and Flynn in their carefully calculated perjury trap, there is every reason to declassify Comey’s testimony immediately. The public is entitled to see his duplicity.

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It gets worse. The Inspector General of the Department of Justice reported late last week that Mueller wiped Peter Strzok’s cell phone of all messages during the crucial time he was working for special counsel. The IG was unable to recover any text messages from it.

This was after the inspector general informed Mueller of the extreme bias of Strzok and Page evidenced by thousands of text messages on their phones. These messages were so egregious they required their termination from Mueller’s squad. Not only did Mueller hide this development from Congress, but he destroyed evidence on Strzok’s phone and allowed DOJ to do the same for Page’s phone. That’s a crime. Mueller put Paul Manafort in solitary confinement for simply trying to contact a witness.

 

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"In a 10-page brief, Miller attorney Paul Kamenar shrugged off the Whitaker appointment and fell back on his original legal argument: Mueller was an unlawful prosecutor because Trump didn’t appoint him and he had not undergone Senate confirmation."

"Miller’s attorneys have signaled they want to see their case taken all the way to the Supreme Court, where a conservative majority that includes new Justice Brett Kavanaugh would be a more receptive audience."
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Senator Flake asks "unanimous consent" for Senate to start debate on bill to protect Mueller. McConnell objects, blocking consideration of the bill. Flake effort tied to Sessions firing last week.

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18 state attorneys general call on Matt Whitaker
To recuse himself from Russia probe.
Harvard Law professor provides insight into the argument:
Rosenstein is more subject to recusal than Whitaker


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Trey Gowdy Today
Sessions Resignation
Mueller Investigation


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But Not for Long!
See Qanon Drops #587​

 

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