Should Mueller be allowed to walk away?

[altair1013]

@Cynic

Why are you asking me questions?

Because that what we do here. We debate. No?

[Jezcoe]

@altair1013

@Jezcoe

What do you think the role of the Steele Dossier plays in the Mueller report?

Another good question for Mueller.

I would also ask: At what point did you realize that the Russia thing was a non starter. The month and the year. Then I would follow up with another question.

You should really read the report.

That would be the answer.

[Jezcoe]

@altair1013

@Cynic

Why are you asking me questions?

Because that what we do here. We debate. No?

How does one have a discussion of a book that not everyone has read?

[Cynic]

I think you guys need a group huddle, none of you seem to know what to make of the Mueller report, half say everything simply exonerates Trump, and then others like you suddenly have this desperate need to ask questions or call hit a “hit piece”.

[altair1013]

@Jezcoe

You should really read the report.

That would be the answer.

An answer to what? Have you seen the answers that I want in the report. Try to be honest now. No you have not.

[madasheck]

@altair1013

Basically he did a drive by yesterday. Made a statement and ran. No questions please. A lot of people have serious question regarding his investigation that have gone unanswered. Should he be called?

Should Mueller be allowed to walk away?

I say haul his ass in front of Congress and get some answers. And people should definitely be protesting outside his house. He deserves nothing less.

Should Mueller be allowed to walk away?

Agreed. If he is questioned he is allowed to be specific. Which he definitely was not during his drive by.

Should Mueller be allowed to walk away?

He didn’t do a drive by. Lol. He just repeated the Mueller report. You really should read it. That way you won’t be surprised.

No, this wasn’t a drive-by. But talk about a drive-by thread. Yes, you R’s should read it. Answer me this … have you?

[altair1013]

@Cynic

I think you guys need a group huddle, none of you seem to know what to make of the Mueller report, half say everything simple exonerates Trump, and then other like you suddenly have the spdesperate need to ask questions,

I would also ask if why he believed the FISA warrant was justified. What evidence did he base his conclusion? Again. Not in the report.

[Cynic]

You should read the report.

[altair1013]

@madasheck

No, this wasn’t a drive-by. But talk about a drive-by thread. Yes, you R’s should read it. Answer me this … have you?

I would also ask if why he believed the FISA warrant was justified. What evidence did he base his conclusion? Again. Not in the report.

[adroit]

@altair1013

At what point did you realize that the Russia thing was a non starter.

NARRATOR: It wasn’t…

[PurpnGold]

@altair1013

What convinced him that the dossier was not fabricated? Did the fact that it was provided by the opposing campaign give him suspicion? If not why?

Idk but the Dossier is not the problem here. It’s that the President surrounds himself with criminals. The Dossier didn’t make them criminals or unethical.

[MidwestIndy]

@madasheck

No, this wasn’t a drive-by. But talk about a drive-by thread. Yes, you R’s should read it. Answer me this … have you?

It sure is, and we all know what the purpose is for.

[Jezcoe]

@altair1013

@Jezcoe

You should really read the report.

That would be the answer.

An answer to what? Have you seen the answers that I want in the report. Try to be honest now. No you have not.

You seek answers to something that you have not read.

Read it.

Then you will see what the parameters of that investigation were and what the conclusions are.

The questions that are being asked here shows willful ignorance.

[SeaManatee]

I really dislike when public officials etc have a “press briefing “ and don’t take questions.

[DOLOOP]

The Mueller Report is the new Bible. So many have not read it yet pretend to know what’s in it.

[altair1013]

@Cynic

You should read the report.

Since my questions are not contained within the report, I would still have the same questions. Then what?

I would also ask if why he believed the FISA warrant was justified. What evidence did he base his conclusion? Again. Not in the report.

If you can find any of my questions in the report, I will read it.

[calirepub]

@Jezcoe

@altair1013

@Cynic

Why are you asking me questions?

Because that what we do here. We debate. No?

How does one have a discussion of a book that not everyone has read?

I doubt that even Robert Mueller has read his full report. Considering the stunt he pulled yesterday, it’s clear that he wants to bury his report by making it only available in print form. He knows we’re not going to read it, so everything in his report will forever remain a mystery. This is a political hit job, and now he wants to pretend it never happened!

We need to get Robert Mueller in front of Congress in an open setting IMMEDIATELY! If he refuses then slap him with a subpena. Even if he’s deadly afraid of being caught in a perjury trap, he can’t use that as a justification for hiding the truth from the American people.

[altair1013]

@SeaManatee

I really dislike when public officials etc have a “press briefing “ and don’t take questions.

Yep. That’s crap. You get an opinion. But the person is not required to support his opinion.

[mollyBrown]

The report is really easy to read. My sophomore in high school read it because he wants to be informed. I wonder why so many are hesitant to read the report. Weird.

[DOLOOP]

@Cynic

I think you guys need a group huddle, none of you seem to know what to make of the Mueller report, half say everything simply exonerates Trump, and then others like you suddenly have this desperate need to ask questions or call hit a “hit piece”.

It’s weird. It can’t be both a complete exoneration and a hit piece. And if it’s exoneration, why would Trump and his sycophants even entertain the notion of being exonerated by someone who is “totally conflicted”?

We’re at the “throw anything against the wall” stage of the defense for their criminal.