Its propaganda......they think if they say it enough times on CNN, MSNBC, NBC, ABC, CBS, & whatever other outlet the left wing liberals control, people will listen......
Think about it, what info platforms do conservatives control compared to the liberals.
The liberals control over 90% of newspapers, media outlets, Hollywood, the internet like Google & Facebook, etc......& conservatives if they're lucky have between 5 to 10% remaining......Fox News is their biggest supporter & a few online sites.
Fox News vs what, like 8 liberal news agencies? Its a joke......the left hope propaganda & brainwashing of the public works to their favor......they've been doing it for decades, & its only gotten worse.
Think middle school, 2 girls like the same boy......now one of those girls are evil & will spread false rumors about her competition so she will look bad to the school & to that boy.
To your question......I don't think they care of whether they're spewing lies & false accusations, they're trying to destroy the opposition......over 90% of the left wing is a machine that goes full throttle towards an agenda, & they won't stop & apologize if they're ever wrong.
Pandoras box has been opened, & it's difficult, if not impossible to ever put that evil spirit back in the box.
It's about their target audience. The truth don't matter, they are the scum of the earth
according to the report Mueller knew there was no collusion or obstruction in Oct, a month before the 2018 midterms. If you remember the noise from June and July it was that Mueller was waiting UNTIL october to release the findings so it would be a bombshell that, ahemm, could influence the midterms
now we know he indeed had his findings by October but did not exonerate Trump until well after the midterms were decided.
explain again who is obstructing, influencing, and colluding?
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June 26 article:
ROBERT MUELLER COULD HAVE AN OCTOBER SURPRISE FOR THE G.O.P.
The special counsel is expected to reach a conclusion—and produce possible indictments—right around the midterm elections this fall.
A source familiar with the investigation tells Bloomberg that Mueller is “preparing to accelerate” his inquiry into whether members of the Trump campaign colluded with Russian nationals to tilt the outcome of the election, with conclusions—and possible indictments—expected this fall. The implication is that Mueller will soon resolve the obstruction portion of his investigation, which could involve making a determination as to Trump’s future legal exposure.
That timeline could prove troublesome for both Mueller and the Republican Party. Trump has already accused Mueller of interference in the electoral process, writing on Twitter last month that the “13 Angry Democrats”—his favored and misplaced sobriquet for Mueller’s team—“will be MEDDLING with the midterm elections.” With the midterm elections set for November 6, Mueller will be under extraordinary pressure to deliver a timely report—Republicans have already suggested they are losing patience with the 13-month-long investigation—while not appearing to be timing the delivery of the report, itself
now we know he indeed had his findings by October but did not exonerate Trump until well after the midterms were decided.
explain again who is obstructing, influencing, and colluding?
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June 26 article:
ROBERT MUELLER COULD HAVE AN OCTOBER SURPRISE FOR THE G.O.P.
The special counsel is expected to reach a conclusion—and produce possible indictments—right around the midterm elections this fall.
A source familiar with the investigation tells Bloomberg that Mueller is “preparing to accelerate” his inquiry into whether members of the Trump campaign colluded with Russian nationals to tilt the outcome of the election, with conclusions—and possible indictments—expected this fall. The implication is that Mueller will soon resolve the obstruction portion of his investigation, which could involve making a determination as to Trump’s future legal exposure.
That timeline could prove troublesome for both Mueller and the Republican Party. Trump has already accused Mueller of interference in the electoral process, writing on Twitter last month that the “13 Angry Democrats”—his favored and misplaced sobriquet for Mueller’s team—“will be MEDDLING with the midterm elections.” With the midterm elections set for November 6, Mueller will be under extraordinary pressure to deliver a timely report—Republicans have already suggested they are losing patience with the 13-month-long investigation—while not appearing to be timing the delivery of the report, itself
This basically sums it up........
Mueller knew there was no collusion and thus no obstruction of justice the day he was appointed. They were spying on Trump since the summer of 2016.
With the broad powers he was given, he also knew they had Manafort and Cohen, those two were DOA. He was chasing Manafort 10 years earlier butt couldn't convict him. Cohen was suspected of fraud too, low hanging fruit for a special prosecutor.
Arresting Roger Stone and doing so the way he did shows us where his mind is at. He knows there's no collusion, yet he storm troops a man's home at 5:00 over his response about a text message he sent.
Robert Mueller no's angel, he was an important part of the resist resist resist movement. He just couldn't find anything on Trump
The only man "above the law" during this charade was Robert Mueller. Although one could argue politicians that knew the truth and lied about it and our criminal corrupt colluding always lying democratic media are guilty of TREASON. As for the fucking idiots that bought this lie hook line and sinker, well the only crime they're guilty of is being genetically inferior fucking idiots.
The media spin machine. Taken from varies news outlets.
President Donald Trump has evaded criminal charges — but special counsel Robert Mueller’s report is
a brutal indictment of his campaign and his presidency.
"We cannot take Attorney General Barr's word for it," Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., said as he whipped
out a letter demanding a hearing with special counsel Robert Mueller.
After criticizing Barr, Nadler took a more aggressive tone once the report hit: "The responsibility
now falls to Congress to hold the President accountable for his actions."
While Mueller found no evidence of a criminal conspiracy by the Trump campaign, he did lay out 10
scenarios in which the president sought to intervene in the investigation that could be deemed criminal.
Mueller chose not to draw a conclusion about that in the report, leaving it up to others to determine
whether Trump’s actions amounted to crimes.
And the Headlines...
'Putin Has Won': Mueller Report Details How Russia Interfered in 2016 Election
Mueller didn't charge Trump — but his report is a brutal indictment
Mueller report leaves shadow over Trump presidency. Can he escape it?
Powerful Emirati crown prince, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, entangled by Mueller report over Seychelles meeting
Stephen Colbert Tears Into Trump's Mueller Report Response: 'That's Not How an Innocent Person Reacts'
Bunch of butthurt folks out there and the bottom line is Trump is still the President. :aktion033
President Donald Trump has evaded criminal charges — but special counsel Robert Mueller’s report is
a brutal indictment of his campaign and his presidency.
"We cannot take Attorney General Barr's word for it," Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., said as he whipped
out a letter demanding a hearing with special counsel Robert Mueller.
After criticizing Barr, Nadler took a more aggressive tone once the report hit: "The responsibility
now falls to Congress to hold the President accountable for his actions."
While Mueller found no evidence of a criminal conspiracy by the Trump campaign, he did lay out 10
scenarios in which the president sought to intervene in the investigation that could be deemed criminal.
Mueller chose not to draw a conclusion about that in the report, leaving it up to others to determine
whether Trump’s actions amounted to crimes.
And the Headlines...
'Putin Has Won': Mueller Report Details How Russia Interfered in 2016 Election
Mueller didn't charge Trump — but his report is a brutal indictment
Mueller report leaves shadow over Trump presidency. Can he escape it?
Powerful Emirati crown prince, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, entangled by Mueller report over Seychelles meeting
Stephen Colbert Tears Into Trump's Mueller Report Response: 'That's Not How an Innocent Person Reacts'
Bunch of butthurt folks out there and the bottom line is Trump is still the President. :aktion033
With the 14 federal criminal cases against Trump & Co referred to other agencies by Mueller, they (Tiny & friends) now facing 33 different criminal investigations at state & federal level.
But I'm sure nothing will come from any of those cases so yes, we Democratic voters are just plumb crazy!
Keep digging. Sooner or later you'll hit China.
In her opening salvo, Pelosi characterized the Mueller report released by Attorney
General Barr as a “disrespectfully late and selectively redacted version of Special
Counsel Mueller’s report,” promising further news and action taken “as soon as our
analysis and this Holy Season’s religious traditions allow.”
“As we continue to review this document, we will have more to report and will update
you on the next steps that must be taken,” Pelosi wrote. “The Caucus is scheduling a
conference call for Monday to discuss this grave matter.”
You go girl. :dogtoilet
In her opening salvo, Pelosi characterized the Mueller report released by Attorney
General Barr as a “disrespectfully late and selectively redacted version of Special
Counsel Mueller’s report,” promising further news and action taken “as soon as our
analysis and this Holy Season’s religious traditions allow.”
“As we continue to review this document, we will have more to report and will update
you on the next steps that must be taken,” Pelosi wrote. “The Caucus is scheduling a
conference call for Monday to discuss this grave matter.”
You go girl. :dogtoilet
Another genius chimes in.
Swisher Pete Buttigieg, while visiting picketing Stop & Shop workers in Massachusetts
on Friday, asked if Republicans will nominate President Donald Trump to be their presidential
nominee following the release of the Mueller report.
Buttigieg punted the decision to Congress upon being asked if he supported impeaching the
president and noted that he was preparing to beat Trump “if” he was still running for re-election.
“I think he may well deserve it, but my focus, since I’m not part of Congress, but I am part of 2020,
is to give him a decisive defeat at the ballot box if he is the Republican nominee in 2020,” he said.
Gallup polling numbers routinely show that up to 90 percent of Republicans approve of President Trump’s presidency.
Swisher Pete Buttigieg, while visiting picketing Stop & Shop workers in Massachusetts
on Friday, asked if Republicans will nominate President Donald Trump to be their presidential
nominee following the release of the Mueller report.
Buttigieg punted the decision to Congress upon being asked if he supported impeaching the
president and noted that he was preparing to beat Trump “if” he was still running for re-election.
“I think he may well deserve it, but my focus, since I’m not part of Congress, but I am part of 2020,
is to give him a decisive defeat at the ballot box if he is the Republican nominee in 2020,” he said.
Gallup polling numbers routinely show that up to 90 percent of Republicans approve of President Trump’s presidency.
