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Why doesn’t the idiot trump simply fire special counsel Robert Mueller? It would solve all his problems. He claims he has the power to end Mueller's probe, and House Republicans along with the Republican majority in the Senate would do nothing to stop him.
Had the idiot trump fired Mueller after the first few weeks of his investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 election, the GOP wouldn’t have lost any congressional seats in special elections late last year and in the early months of this year.
Sure, there would have been some complaining and a few special reports by the media when Mueller's investigation was halted, but everyone knows voters are quick to forget. So, had the idiot trump abused his power early on, congressional Republicans would be in a much stronger position now to cover up all wrongdoing during the idiot trump’s presidential campaign and the rampant corruption in his administration.
The idiot trump’s approval rating would be in the high fifties to middle sixties, if not for his refusal to fire Mueller before his investigation got up and running and began indicting the criminals and making agreements to plea deals.
Any number of Republicans have warned the idiot trump not to fire Mueller. Some law experts have gone as far as to say it could be seen as obstruction of justice.
Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee said, “ ‘I think the less the president says about this whole thing, the better off he will be. I think Mueller is a person of stature and respected and I respect him. Just let the thing go forward.' "
Grassley then opined that firing the special counsel would be “suicide” for the idiot trump. Which, is easy for Grassley to say, he hasn’t been targeted by the Mueller inquiry.
However, the longer the idiot trump waits to fire Mueller, the closer the country gets to the mid-term elections.
And, with June just around the corner, perhaps it is too late for the Republicans to rely on the faulty memory plaguing most moderate and undecided voters, which typically assures their support for the GOP. After all, those undecided and moderate voters can't be expected to forget everything with time so short.
Trump believes Mueller investigation has 'gone too far,' White House says
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Why doesn’t the idiot trump simply fire special counsel Robert Mueller? It would solve all his problems. He claims he has the power to end Mueller's probe, and House Republicans along with the Republican majority in the Senate would do nothing to stop him.
Had the idiot trump fired Mueller after the first few weeks of his investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 election, the GOP wouldn’t have lost any congressional seats in special elections late last year and in the early months of this year.
Sure, there would have been some complaining and a few special reports by the media when Mueller's investigation was halted, but everyone knows voters are quick to forget. So, had the idiot trump abused his power early on, congressional Republicans would be in a much stronger position now to cover up all wrongdoing during the idiot trump’s presidential campaign and the rampant corruption in his administration.
The idiot trump’s approval rating would be in the high fifties to middle sixties, if not for his refusal to fire Mueller before his investigation got up and running and began indicting the criminals and making agreements to plea deals.
Any number of Republicans have warned the idiot trump not to fire Mueller. Some law experts have gone as far as to say it could be seen as obstruction of justice.
Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee said, “ ‘I think the less the president says about this whole thing, the better off he will be. I think Mueller is a person of stature and respected and I respect him. Just let the thing go forward.' "
Grassley then opined that firing the special counsel would be “suicide” for the idiot trump. Which, is easy for Grassley to say, he hasn’t been targeted by the Mueller inquiry.
However, the longer the idiot trump waits to fire Mueller, the closer the country gets to the mid-term elections.
And, with June just around the corner, perhaps it is too late for the Republicans to rely on the faulty memory plaguing most moderate and undecided voters, which typically assures their support for the GOP. After all, those undecided and moderate voters can't be expected to forget everything with time so short.
Trump believes Mueller investigation has 'gone too far,' White House says
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