Robert Mueller’s sins extended to Massachusetts
Howie Carr – The Wall Street Journal ran an editorial under the headline, “The Tragedy of Robert Mueller.” Wouldn’t a more appropriate editorial have been titled, “The Tragedy of the Lives Robert Mueller Destroyed with His 40 Years of Corrupt Persecutions?”
Mueller was the former FBI director and acting US attorney in Boston who was tasked by the Deep State with the initial attempted frame-up of President Trump during his first administration.
Mueller just died at the age of 81.
His final “probe,” of crimes that never occurred, was total nonsense. Continue reading
Charles Ortel – James Comey is not an effective liar. He fooled only the gullible last week with his evasive testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Previously, Robert Mueller was also not effective deterring the Trump Administration from uncovering significant, far-reaching crimes that the former F.B.I. Director “missed” from September 2001 through September 2013.
Clarice Feldman – This was a week the President could only have dreamed of. There was the highly promoted appearance of Robert Mueller before two congressional committees in which the impeachment dream of the party with no salable agenda died in full public view.
Jonathan Turley – Yesterday, I covered the Mueller hearing with CBS and BBC as painful as that duty proved to be. It was an utter meltdown. Some of us had heard months ago that Robert Mueller had “lost a step” and was not viewed as in control of the final report. The Democrats were aware of that but, in what may be the single greatest political blunder in decades, put Mueller in front of cameras for six hours.