Dems Try To Put Positive Spin On Mueller Testimony...Really?

[blues]

I can't help but laugh and scratch my head at some of the Democratic party strategists apologists that are trying to put a positive spin on yesterday's train wreck of an appearance by Mueller before congress.

So, I've been trying to think of some other types of things I'm likely to hear from Dems...


I really like my house much better since the fire. It's a lot airier and I feel more in touch with the outdoors.

My car is a lot nicer since the accident. It's much more compact and easier to fit into small spots.

Life is much better without teeth. I never get cavities anymore and gumming my food makes me appreciate its texture.

Seriously, I've got to thank these nitwits and "the squad" for giving me a reason to never consider voting for one of them again.

You wouldn't believe this crap if you didn't hear it yourself with your own ears.

[mmc45414]

I have converted almost entirely to reading news instead of watching. That way when the malarkey starts you can just click away.

This is part of my strategy to not live the remainder of my life being mad all of the time [emoji41][emoji106]

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[BillSWPA]

I am reading a lot of news reports in the lamestream media about how Mueller didn't "exonerate" Trump on the obstruction of justice issue, disregarding the many other things that came out - or didn't come out - in Mueller's testimony. Fake news is 100% real.

[blues]

I am reading a lot of news reports in the lamestream media about how Mueller didn't "exonerate" Trump on the obstruction of justice issue, disregarding the many other things that came out - or didn't come out - in Mueller's testimony. Fake news is 100% real.

Of course the fact that the other side continues to rant and rave like they're batshit crazy doesn't mean that we don't need to put our own house in order. (Not speaking to or at you, Bill, as it is eminently clear how much you care about doing just that via NRA and other issues needing addressing.)

[BillSWPA]

Of course the fact that the other side continues to rant and rave like they're batshit crazy doesn't mean that we don't need to put our own house in order. (Not speaking to or at you, Bill, as it is eminently clear how much you care about doing just that via NRA and other issues needing addressing.)

I am very much a Trump fan, but there are absolutely things that could be improved. He needs to let his professional spokespeople do their job, and needs to stop hanging out with people like Cohen and Manafort.

If there is any lesson from the NRA mess, it is the necessity of keeping one's house in order.

[ralph]

As far as I'm concerned,when I read about all the ranting and raving the Dems are doing, I'm reminded of a 3 yr old throwing a tantrum.. I am convinced beyond a doubt, that liberals, socialists, communists, are all mentally ill.. The fact that they were willing to waste 10 of millions of taxpayer dollars on useless investigations, knowing they were based on fraud, and lies, that when nowhere, simply because they were butthurt over losing an election that they, and the media had convinced themselves was in the bag, says it all..

[blues]

As far as I'm concerned,when I read about all the ranting and raving the Dems are doing, I'm reminded of a 3 yr old throwing a tantrum.. I am convinced beyond a doubt, that liberals, socialists, communists, are all mentally ill.. The fact that they were willing to waste 10 of millions of taxpayer dollars on useless investigations, knowing they were based on fraud, and lies, that when nowhere, simply because they were butthurt over losing an election that they, and the media had convinced themselves was in the bag, says it all..

"That's it! I'm gonna hold my breath until the Green New Deal is passed."

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"Don't feel bad, Mr. Mueller. It's not an internment camp. It's a residential community for the over 50 crowd."

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[Bart Carter]

So, here is their exoneration ploy:

Nadler: And what about total exoneration? Did you actually totally exonerate the President?

Mueller: No.

Nadler: Now, in fact, your report expressly states that it does not exonerate the President.

Mueller: It does.

Sounds bad until you realize the fact that prosecutors don't exonerate anyone -- ever. Prosecutors charge people with crimes, or they don't. That's the full scope of their power. it is not standard for prosecutors to exonerate defendants in a court of law and that even if a jury found one to be innocent, they would still not obtain the status of "exonerated." The whole thing was BS.

Then, under Republican questioning, Mueller conceded that his was the first Justice Department investigation in history to claim that its unindicted subject was not exonerated.

Rep. John Ratcliffe, R-Texas: Can you give me an example other than Donald Trump, where the Justice Department determined that an investigated person was not exonerated because their innocence was not conclusively determined?

Mueller: I cannot -- but this as unique.

Ratcliffe: Okay, well, you can't -- time is short. I've got five minutes. Let's just leave it at you can't find it because, I'll tell you why, it doesn't exist.

Volume 2 was created by a legal team dedicated to destroying Trump. Mueller was only a figurehead.