RE: Time to fire that Democrat ***** puppet Mueller?
※→ toomuchtime_, bodecea, Roudy, theDoctorisIn, et al,
There are several huge actions taken that have emerged in the last week that are raising some serious questions.
• Pursuit of the possible criminal activity.
• Preserving the Confidences and Secrets of a Client.
• Maintaining the Public Trust in the integrity of the legal system.
• Maintaining confidence in the abilities of the legal profession and its insulation from political manipulation.
• Protecting the United States from the otherthrow of the Presidency under the color of law through perfidity of legal manipulation and the cover of an non-feasant Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court is disabled and probably afraid to take action on the issues. Certainly, the SCOTUS is very much afraid to weigh in on the implications that could taint the legal system and allow it to be used to take control of the White House. But there is something rotten on the DC. It appears to me that the highest law enforcement and legal offices in the land may be intentionally doing taking actions that they can legally find that they have both the authority and ability to do, without oversight and review. Knowing that they have no morally right to do --- because they could not get access to certain information otherwise. Knowingly exceeding authority for so that one agency (the FBI in a separate investigation) seizes the evidence and then hands it over to the Special Prosecutor.
So where's the collusion? This was done because Mueller had hit a brick wall with regards to evidence of collusion, and he wanted to produce something for his Democrat puppet masters before he signs off.
As far as I understand, this raid had little or nothing to do with Mueller's investigation.
He instigated the whole thing by sending it over to the NY district attorney, who then went judge shopping in order to get this unconstitutional illegal raid. In other words, it was a handoff.
Getting a search warrant on a lawyer requires a tad more than "judge shopping", my friend.
Not at all. Mueller referred the issue to Rosenstein who decided not to go to a federal grand jury for a search warrant, but to pick a judge to ask for the warrant.
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There is the question as to whether or not the actions, as they have unfolded, intentionally damaged the ability of the White House to function properly, and if that, in itself, constitutes a threat to the United States.
There is a question as to whether or not the usefulness of the SCOTUS has outlived its usefulness since it seems unable to resolve some of the most basic issues in the practices being performed.
And it is important to the credibility of the Congress
(politicians being more trustworthy than the SCOTUS) has lost even more loyalty in the face of the American People.
Most Respectfully,
R