Dem senator warns Mueller against issuing Russia report near 2018 election

Trump has made mistakes

And so far two of the biggest were jeff sesson and rosenbloon

Sessions means well but hes a dottering old fool

Rosenbloom owes everything he has to the good old boy swamp rat network in washington

 

And Manafort
And Flynn
And Carter

Seems like Trump "mistakes" are piling up like cordwood.

 

Andrew McCabe Altered Peter Strzok’s 302 Notes on General Flynn interview – Then Destroyed Evidence

FBI Director James Comey told lawmakers Flynn did not lie under oath.

T
hen Flynn was indicted by the Mueller witch hunt months later for lying.

What changed?

According to Cernovich Andrew McCabe altered Strzok’s 302 reports — then destroyed the evidence.

Mike Cernovich

✔@Cernovich
Replying to @Cernovich
Why did a federal judge order Muller to disclose exculpatory evidence AFTER Flynn pled guilty?

Do you know how unusual this is? Flynn waived the right to exculpatory evidence in his plea deal.

That's because the 302 was altered, and everyone knows it.

 

WEIRD, I THOUGHT THAT PEOPLE EXPECTED THAT REPORT TO BE BAD FOR REPUBLICANS:

Dem senator warns Mueller against issuing Russia report near 2018 election. Apparently doesn't understand that Mueller can only report confidentially to DOJ. It's up to the AG if the report is made public.

 

He was registered as a Republican for most of his life.

 

You put an awful lot of stock in a conspiracy theory.

 

So?

 

I don't believe current law allows Mueller to release a report of Secret Grand Jury proceedings, either publicly or to Congress.

But more importantly, adding a few more Republicans to the Senate will not change the equation



Last Thursday, the GOP-controlled Senate passed an appropriations bill funding the most problematic departments of government in a way that is indistinguishable from the sort of bill that would pass under a Democrat Senate. Indeed, every Senate Democrat supported it, while only six Republicans opposed it.
Crapo (R-ID)
Flake (R-AZ)
Lee (R-UT)
Paul (R-KY)
Risch (R-ID)
Toomey (R-PA)

Rather than spending their August recess forcing major votes on immigration, national security, and terrorism and holding marathon late-night sessions to force confirmation of more Trump nominees, senators passed a funding bill for the Labor Department, Health and Human Services, and the Department of Education that increased spending from even the omnibus levels. It spends tens of billions more than Trump requested on each department. Also, they had the temerity to tie funding of controversial programs within these departments to the military in the same bill.

https://www.conservativereview.com/...s-to-the-senate-will-not-change-the-equation/