Mueller? Mueller? Mueller? ... - Granite Grok

Mueller? Mueller? Mueller? …

fishing-imageBoth the FBI or Special Counsel Robert Mueller (mostly both) have been fishing in Lake Collusion for over a year now, with a big staff and a bottomless budget, and what do they have to show for it? The Clinton campaign and the DNC paid for a third party to create a dossier on Trump. But,

“…according to the Washington Examiner’s Byron York, FBI and Justice officials recently told congressional investigators that after spending nearly a year and a half looking into it, “they have not been able to verify or corroborate the substantive allegations of collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign outlined in the Trump dossier.”

Investors.com reports that neither Mueller nor the FBI has anything to connect Trump or his campaign to anything at all having anything to do with the claims in the dossier or the Democrat Party-Media narrativesMueller was asked to verify. But Mueller isn’t giving up.

What does Mueller do now? ABC News reports that he has requested “a broad array of documents” from Justice, not about collusion, but about whether the Trump administration did anything to obstruct the investigation that arguably never should have been launched in the first place. …

“The latest move suggests the Special Counsel is still actively digging into, among other matters, whether Trump or any other administration official improperly tried to influence an ongoing investigation,” the story says.

This could also be read as: Having failed to find any evidence of collusion, Mueller is now fishing around for something, anything, to justify the vast amount of resources being poured into his endless investigations.

The entire Democrat party machine has been milking this dry cow for more than a year, catalyzed by party rants and endless hours of media speculation about what amounts to nothing.

And nothing is what you’ll hear when Mueller comes up empty again.

The story will just cease to exist in the press.

Mueller? Mueller? Mueller?

 

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