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He's not violating anything. He has the latitude to go wherever the investigation leads. And right now it's leading to Trump's finances which is not a good thing for him and you.This investigation doesn't need any more derailments due to Trump's guilty conscience.Good to see the Congress working together for a good cause.
The odds continue to stack up against Trump.
Top Senate legislators are moving to protect former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian election interference in case President Donald Trump tries to derail it.
On Thursday, Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced they would introduce a bill to allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court. A three-panel judge would then get to adjudicate the challenge — meaning Trump could be overruled should he try to fire the special counsel.
The decision is a preemptive attempt to curtail the president, who has publicly criticized Mueller and derided the Russia investigation. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump even flirted with the idea that he’d fire Mueller if the former FBI director’s investigation winds up looking at Trump’s finances.
There’s now a bipartisan bill to protect Mueller’s investigation from Trump
Talk about opening a constitutional can of worms. I don't see SCOTUS letting it stand if it should get by a veto, I seriously doubt it will ever come to a vote.
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The fact that it is bipartisan means it's very likely to stand.
WOW, two senators form one committee, Muller is already violating his mandate and congress should demand he resign. His mandate says he can consider things that arise for HIS investigation, now it's being reported outside agencies are throwing unrelated shit into the pot, that's not his freaking job, he not the AG.
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Hey chickenshit. I asked you if you trust DT?I don't trust anybody that thinks the federal government is a good thing, the more damage done to the federal government the better for the countryyeah the Dems and repukes agree on most issues.... in bizarro world where obviously you're from. I see you ran from my question about not trusting anyone in the fed government and I asked you if you trusted Trump.A bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… FactGood to see the Congress working together for a good cause.
The odds continue to stack up against Trump.
Top Senate legislators are moving to protect former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian election interference in case President Donald Trump tries to derail it.
On Thursday, Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced they would introduce a bill to allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court. A three-panel judge would then get to adjudicate the challenge — meaning Trump could be overruled should he try to fire the special counsel.
The decision is a preemptive attempt to curtail the president, who has publicly criticized Mueller and derided the Russia investigation. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump even flirted with the idea that he’d fire Mueller if the former FBI director’s investigation winds up looking at Trump’s finances.
There’s now a bipartisan bill to protect Mueller’s investigation from Trump
There is no such thing as bipartisan with the comes to career politicians you stupid ass motherfucker…
That sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
Too hard a Q for you?
I trust him the damage the federal government, till he turns into a career politician.Hey chickenshit. I asked you if you trust DT?I don't trust anybody that thinks the federal government is a good thing, the more damage done to the federal government the better for the countryyeah the Dems and repukes agree on most issues.... in bizarro world where obviously you're from. I see you ran from my question about not trusting anyone in the fed government and I asked you if you trusted Trump.A bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… Fact
There is no such thing as bipartisan with the comes to career politicians you stupid ass motherfucker…
That sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
Too hard a Q for you?
Even Republicans don't like Congress anymore - CNNPolitics.comyeah the Dems and repukes agree on most issues.... in bizarro world where obviously you're from. I see you ran from my question about not trusting anyone in the fed government and I asked you if you trusted Trump.A bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… FactGood to see the Congress working together for a good cause.
The odds continue to stack up against Trump.
Top Senate legislators are moving to protect former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian election interference in case President Donald Trump tries to derail it.
On Thursday, Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced they would introduce a bill to allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court. A three-panel judge would then get to adjudicate the challenge — meaning Trump could be overruled should he try to fire the special counsel.
The decision is a preemptive attempt to curtail the president, who has publicly criticized Mueller and derided the Russia investigation. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump even flirted with the idea that he’d fire Mueller if the former FBI director’s investigation winds up looking at Trump’s finances.
There’s now a bipartisan bill to protect Mueller’s investigation from Trump
There is no such thing as bipartisan with the comes to career politicians you stupid ass motherfucker…
That sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
Too hard a Q for you?
A bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… FactGood to see the Congress working together for a good cause.
The odds continue to stack up against Trump.
Top Senate legislators are moving to protect former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian election interference in case President Donald Trump tries to derail it.
On Thursday, Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced they would introduce a bill to allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court. A three-panel judge would then get to adjudicate the challenge — meaning Trump could be overruled should he try to fire the special counsel.
The decision is a preemptive attempt to curtail the president, who has publicly criticized Mueller and derided the Russia investigation. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump even flirted with the idea that he’d fire Mueller if the former FBI director’s investigation winds up looking at Trump’s finances.
There’s now a bipartisan bill to protect Mueller’s investigation from Trump
There is no such thing as bipartisan with the comes to career politicians you stupid ass motherfucker…
That sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
So you're an anarchist like Steve Bannon.I trust him the damage the federal government, till he turns into a career politician.Hey chickenshit. I asked you if you trust DT?I don't trust anybody that thinks the federal government is a good thing, the more damage done to the federal government the better for the countryyeah the Dems and repukes agree on most issues.... in bizarro world where obviously you're from. I see you ran from my question about not trusting anyone in the fed government and I asked you if you trusted Trump.A bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… FactThat sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
Too hard a Q for you?
I thought CNN is fake news.Even Republicans don't like Congress anymore - CNNPolitics.comyeah the Dems and repukes agree on most issues.... in bizarro world where obviously you're from. I see you ran from my question about not trusting anyone in the fed government and I asked you if you trusted Trump.A bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… FactGood to see the Congress working together for a good cause.
The odds continue to stack up against Trump.
Top Senate legislators are moving to protect former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian election interference in case President Donald Trump tries to derail it.
On Thursday, Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced they would introduce a bill to allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court. A three-panel judge would then get to adjudicate the challenge — meaning Trump could be overruled should he try to fire the special counsel.
The decision is a preemptive attempt to curtail the president, who has publicly criticized Mueller and derided the Russia investigation. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump even flirted with the idea that he’d fire Mueller if the former FBI director’s investigation winds up looking at Trump’s finances.
There’s now a bipartisan bill to protect Mueller’s investigation from Trump
There is no such thing as bipartisan with the comes to career politicians you stupid ass motherfucker…
That sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
Too hard a Q for you?
Career politicians never have the best interest of the country in mind... factA bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… FactGood to see the Congress working together for a good cause.
The odds continue to stack up against Trump.
Top Senate legislators are moving to protect former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian election interference in case President Donald Trump tries to derail it.
On Thursday, Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced they would introduce a bill to allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court. A three-panel judge would then get to adjudicate the challenge — meaning Trump could be overruled should he try to fire the special counsel.
The decision is a preemptive attempt to curtail the president, who has publicly criticized Mueller and derided the Russia investigation. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump even flirted with the idea that he’d fire Mueller if the former FBI director’s investigation winds up looking at Trump’s finances.
There’s now a bipartisan bill to protect Mueller’s investigation from Trump
There is no such thing as bipartisan with the comes to career politicians you stupid ass motherfucker…
That sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
I see, no such thing as bipartisanship and then when it happens (against Trump's favor) it's just a bunch of cronies.
I would hope with Russia we are all on the same side.
Career politicians never have the best interest of the country in mind... factA bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… FactGood to see the Congress working together for a good cause.
The odds continue to stack up against Trump.
Top Senate legislators are moving to protect former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian election interference in case President Donald Trump tries to derail it.
On Thursday, Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced they would introduce a bill to allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court. A three-panel judge would then get to adjudicate the challenge — meaning Trump could be overruled should he try to fire the special counsel.
The decision is a preemptive attempt to curtail the president, who has publicly criticized Mueller and derided the Russia investigation. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump even flirted with the idea that he’d fire Mueller if the former FBI director’s investigation winds up looking at Trump’s finances.
There’s now a bipartisan bill to protect Mueller’s investigation from Trump
There is no such thing as bipartisan with the comes to career politicians you stupid ass motherfucker…
That sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
I see, no such thing as bipartisanship and then when it happens (against Trump's favor) it's just a bunch of cronies.
I would hope with Russia we are all on the same side.
Just the opposite. Trump is the one infuriated by how the Russian investigation is going.I trust him to piss off liberals daily.
Promise kept!
Approval of Congress is in the single-digits, as it should be... lolI thought CNN is fake news.Even Republicans don't like Congress anymore - CNNPolitics.comyeah the Dems and repukes agree on most issues.... in bizarro world where obviously you're from. I see you ran from my question about not trusting anyone in the fed government and I asked you if you trusted Trump.A bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… Fact
There is no such thing as bipartisan with the comes to career politicians you stupid ass motherfucker…
That sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
Too hard a Q for you?
Give it up. You got nothing..
Not one of your " facts" are facts. You're a sad pathetic jaded hard core racist slackjaw know nothing.Career politicians never have the best interest of the country in mind... factA bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… FactGood to see the Congress working together for a good cause.
The odds continue to stack up against Trump.
Top Senate legislators are moving to protect former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian election interference in case President Donald Trump tries to derail it.
On Thursday, Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced they would introduce a bill to allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court. A three-panel judge would then get to adjudicate the challenge — meaning Trump could be overruled should he try to fire the special counsel.
The decision is a preemptive attempt to curtail the president, who has publicly criticized Mueller and derided the Russia investigation. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump even flirted with the idea that he’d fire Mueller if the former FBI director’s investigation winds up looking at Trump’s finances.
There’s now a bipartisan bill to protect Mueller’s investigation from Trump
There is no such thing as bipartisan with the comes to career politicians you stupid ass motherfucker…
That sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
I see, no such thing as bipartisanship and then when it happens (against Trump's favor) it's just a bunch of cronies.
I would hope with Russia we are all on the same side.
He's not violating anything. He has the latitude to go wherever the investigation leads. And right now it's leading to Trump's finances which is not a good thing for him and you.This investigation doesn't need any more derailments due to Trump's guilty conscience.Good to see the Congress working together for a good cause.
The odds continue to stack up against Trump.
Top Senate legislators are moving to protect former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian election interference in case President Donald Trump tries to derail it.
On Thursday, Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced they would introduce a bill to allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court. A three-panel judge would then get to adjudicate the challenge — meaning Trump could be overruled should he try to fire the special counsel.
The decision is a preemptive attempt to curtail the president, who has publicly criticized Mueller and derided the Russia investigation. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump even flirted with the idea that he’d fire Mueller if the former FBI director’s investigation winds up looking at Trump’s finances.
There’s now a bipartisan bill to protect Mueller’s investigation from Trump
Talk about opening a constitutional can of worms. I don't see SCOTUS letting it stand if it should get by a veto, I seriously doubt it will ever come to a vote.
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The fact that it is bipartisan means it's very likely to stand.
WOW, two senators form one committee, Muller is already violating his mandate and congress should demand he resign. His mandate says he can consider things that arise for HIS investigation, now it's being reported outside agencies are throwing unrelated shit into the pot, that's not his freaking job, he not the AG.
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I'm an minority I can't be racist… lolNot one of your " facts" are facts. You're a sad pathetic jaded hard core racist slackjaw know nothing.Career politicians never have the best interest of the country in mind... factA bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… Fact
There is no such thing as bipartisan with the comes to career politicians you stupid ass motherfucker…
That sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
I see, no such thing as bipartisanship and then when it happens (against Trump's favor) it's just a bunch of cronies.
I would hope with Russia we are all on the same side.
Wrong again it's at 20%. You just pull shit out of your ass and pretend it's true.Approval of Congress is in the single-digits, as it should be... lolI thought CNN is fake news.Even Republicans don't like Congress anymore - CNNPolitics.comyeah the Dems and repukes agree on most issues.... in bizarro world where obviously you're from. I see you ran from my question about not trusting anyone in the fed government and I asked you if you trusted Trump.A bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… FactThat sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
Too hard a Q for you?
Give it up. You got nothing..
Making up your own facts again I see.I'm an minority I can't be racist… lolNot one of your " facts" are facts. You're a sad pathetic jaded hard core racist slackjaw know nothing.Career politicians never have the best interest of the country in mind... factA bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… FactThat sanctions bill seemed pretty bipartisan.
I see, no such thing as bipartisanship and then when it happens (against Trump's favor) it's just a bunch of cronies.
I would hope with Russia we are all on the same side.
Wrong. I've looked closely at the latitude Mueller has. He can go wherever he feels he needs to go.He's not violating anything. He has the latitude to go wherever the investigation leads. And right now it's leading to Trump's finances which is not a good thing for him and you.This investigation doesn't need any more derailments due to Trump's guilty conscience.Good to see the Congress working together for a good cause.
The odds continue to stack up against Trump.
Top Senate legislators are moving to protect former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian election interference in case President Donald Trump tries to derail it.
On Thursday, Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Chris Coons (D-DE), two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, announced they would introduce a bill to allow Justice Department special counsels, like Mueller, to challenge their removals in court. A three-panel judge would then get to adjudicate the challenge — meaning Trump could be overruled should he try to fire the special counsel.
The decision is a preemptive attempt to curtail the president, who has publicly criticized Mueller and derided the Russia investigation. In an interview with the New York Times, Trump even flirted with the idea that he’d fire Mueller if the former FBI director’s investigation winds up looking at Trump’s finances.
There’s now a bipartisan bill to protect Mueller’s investigation from Trump
Talk about opening a constitutional can of worms. I don't see SCOTUS letting it stand if it should get by a veto, I seriously doubt it will ever come to a vote.
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The fact that it is bipartisan means it's very likely to stand.
WOW, two senators form one committee, Muller is already violating his mandate and congress should demand he resign. His mandate says he can consider things that arise for HIS investigation, now it's being reported outside agencies are throwing unrelated shit into the pot, that's not his freaking job, he not the AG.
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You're making assumptions again. You might want to read the authorization letter again, he's only able to look a things related to his investigation, not crap suggested by outside agencies that have nothing to do with it.
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Career politicians are incapable Of running anything right... The GOP establishment represent nobody but themselves. Just like professors they failed in real life so they're professors now or career politicians...Wrong again it's at 20%. You just pull shit out of your ass and pretend it's true.Approval of Congress is in the single-digits, as it should be... lolI thought CNN is fake news.Even Republicans don't like Congress anymore - CNNPolitics.comyeah the Dems and repukes agree on most issues.... in bizarro world where obviously you're from. I see you ran from my question about not trusting anyone in the fed government and I asked you if you trusted Trump.A bunch of career politicians agreeing with each other… The problem is they are all on the same side… Fact
Too hard a Q for you?
Give it up. You got nothing..
Congress and the Public
But since the GOP runs congress it's understandable their approval rating is in the dumps. They've proven they're incapable of governing..
Enthralled? Is that the new PC word for retarded? I need to keep up better with lib speak.Just the opposite. Trump is the one infuriated by how the Russian investigation is going.I trust him to piss off liberals daily.
Promise kept!
Liberals are enthralled..
