Mueller...Mueller...

Alternate headline: Old Man, Confused, Disoriented, Can't find way Home

That's it?

Special Council Robert Mueller looked like...the elder care bus was late.

Mueller seemed taken aback when GOP congressmen questioned him, unprepared.  As if he didn't realize it would happen. 

That guy ran the FBI? 

We realize we're going with the old man yells at clouds bit here, but we wonder, is Mueller's breakdown a matter of age or talent. After all Mueller is a member of our so called elite.  Is he just not that good at what he does? Is he the Jamie Gorelick* of law enforcement.

Just a great, tremendous day for Trump.

This blog calls on the President to let fly the pardons.

The Dems should feel humiliated but they wont. They will press on. Take heart, Jarold Nadler, as long as Chuck Schumer is around you won't be the worst Jew in America.

*Mistress of disaster. Played role in 9/11 and the Financial Crisis.

Mueller Time!

The Mueller fake probe is ended, his report delivered on a Friday afternoon.

There will be no further indictments.

No collusion. None whatsoever.

We hope the pardons fly, even for Manafort.

Naïve Democrats, right now sobbing and stroking their emotional support animals, are telling themselves that Mueller was only the beginning, pinning their hopes on the Southern District or the NY State Attorney General.

They're fools.

After two years of hysteria resulting in absolutely nothing Trump does whatever he wants. He's immune. He's Teflon Don.

The Mueller fake probe existed to cover up the weaponization of the national security state by the Obama Administration against the political opposition.

This is the greatest political scandal in American history. Mark Steyn sums up the fiasco nicely.

Michael Hurwitz, the US attorney for Utah, has been investigating the matter for over a year with little to show for his efforts...so far.

Our sense is that Barry, Hillary! and all the rest of the conspirators will get away with it.

But who knows. If the old rules applied the probe would have succeeded.

Fire This

Didn't any of these idiots take civics? From the AP*:

WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday thwarted a bipartisan effort to protect special counsel Robert Mueller’s job, saying he will not hold a floor vote on the legislation even if it is approved next week in the Senate Judiciary Committee.

McConnell said the bill is unnecessary because President Donald Trump will not fire Mueller.

We had a big debate about this back in 1868, don't any of you morons in the press know this? Probably not.

In their ongoing war with President Andrew Johnson, the Radical Republicans in Congress passed a bill saying the president couldn't fire cabinet appointees without their Ok. President Johnson said, 'Just watch me,' and fired Secretary of War William Stanton.

The House impeached the president, but the senate acquitted.

This bill to protect Mueller and his Fake Probe is unconstitutional.

The AP* reporter Mary Clare Jalonick knows this, but tries anyway:

At a September hearing on the two separate bills, before they were combined, scholars were divided on whether the bills were constitutional, with some voicing concerns that allowing the judicial branch that authority over an executive decision may not pass muster in the courts.

The president can fire anyone he wants, anywhere in the Executive Branch, for any reason he wants.

*Al Qiada Press

The Good, the Bad and the Lucky: Part I, the Good

Well, last Friday must have been positively orgasmic for the Anti-Trump people.

You just know some urbanite, hipster D-bag types were out celebrating Mueller's indictment of General Flynn under the assumption that he was flipping on Kushner or maybe even Trump and that soon we'd be hearing rumors and rumblings of impeachment.

They no doubt expected some Monday leaks.

Yeah, no.

Instead all week we've been learning about the deep ties between the Mueller probe, the Obama justice department, and the Hillary! campaign.

Behold:

Deputy Director Andy McCabe: Oversaw the Hillary! email probe. His wife ran for Virginia state senate and received money from Clinton Crony Terry Mcauliffe.

Agent Peter Storzk: found no wrong-doing in the Hillary! email probe, even after Huma Abedin and Cheryl Mills lied to the FBI, and oversaw Flynn investigation. He lied to Flynn about the reasons for meeting with Feds and bashed Trump in texts to his mistress.

Andrew Weissman: Mueller's 'pit bull' and 'right hand man' attended Hillary!'s election night party and congratulated interim AG Sally Yates for defying a lawful directive from the president.

Jeannie Rhee: Another Mueller team Lawyer. Rhee donated to Hillary!'s campaign.

Aran Zebly: Yet another lawyer with deep ties to Hillary! He represented the guy who maintained Hillary!'s illegal server, in his bathroom.

Mueller Himself: Reveled to be a close associate of the fired James Comey.

Gee, wonder whose leaking all this info to the media?

From a political standpoint the timing is brilliant. Last week 's narrative should have been 'Russia, Russia, Russia'. Instead it was 'Mueller, Mueller, Mueller'.

Dodgers legend Branch Rickey once said luck is the residue of design. By holding onto his information and leaking it at precisely the right moment Trump has turned a bad situation into a good narrative.

Trump Deutche

Yesterday we saw a Reuters report alleging Special Persecutor Robert Mueller has subpoenaed Trunp's bank records.

Our first thought was, 'Mueller is fucked and he knows it,' and this subpoena was just an info op for Mueller to say, 'I was getting close when he fired me.'

We also thought it was unlikely that Mueller could get those bank records. It's one thing to subpoena, say, People's Bank of Smyrna Delaware, it's another to subpoena a massive multi-national like Deutsche which has every reason to fight such a move for the sake of its depositors and the resources to do so.

Maybe a Clinton flunky at Deutsche Bank did this?

The White House denies the President's bank records have been subpoenaed.

Meanwhile Hotair tells us that another top member of Mueller's team hates Trump:

Judicial Watch today released two productions (335 pages and 44 pages) of Justice Department (DOJ) documents showing strong support by top DOJ officials for former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates’ refusal to enforce President Trump’s Middle East travel ban executive order. In one email, Andrew Weissmann, one of Robert Mueller’s top prosecutors and formerly the Obama-era Chief of the Justice Department’s Criminal Fraud Section, applauds Yates writing: “I am so proud. And in awe. Thank you so much. All my deepest respects.”…

Hotair then asks if it's wrong for people on Mueller's team to have political opinions. No, not really, but we are seeing a pattern of anti-Trump bias and something like half the lawyers on staff have made large donations to Democrats.

Also, we remember what the Clintons did to Ken Starr so......

Yeah Karma

The Flynn Imbroglio

Alert reader(s) have noticed that we don't post on Saturday.

This is because we're observing the Sabbath...ha-ha-ha....yeah sure, it's just the least read day.

Anyway given that we just wrote a post about Trump being lucky we thought we'd give a few notes on today's indictment of General Flynn by Robert Mueller.

Of course our training is scientific not legal so here are some actual lawyers:

John Hinderaker scoffs.
Andy McCarthy mocks.
The Lawfare Blog thinks this is big trouble.
Tom Maguire makes sense.
Legal Insurrection sums it all up.

Our own thoughts.

-Flynn has plead guilty to two charges of lying to the FBI.

-Flynn was facing up to 60 years.

-Flynn must have something serious to get a slap on the wrist.

-A condition of Flynn's deal is he aid the investigation of 'another person'.

-Kushner told Flynn to call the Russians.

-The FBI interviewed Kushner a month ago.

-The next stop according to reports is Jared Kushner.

Kushner is not going to flip on his father-in-law. An indictment of the President's son-in-law would be legal-political trench warfare.

The law blogs we've looked at call this sort of thing 'process crime' in which the Feds indict you for some minor infraction during an interview, investigation and so on.

Mueller has nothing, absolutely nothing on the President, which is why he's running his way up the food chain.

Speculation:

Mueller knows there's no way he's ever getting Kushner so there is someone else on the target list.

*Update and further thought. Mueller has something else, right? There has to be something else.  He has to have more then this puny plea by a man who has zero credibility as a witness

Lock her up?