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Have you seen this report Steven? If so, who is he that you are referring too?
Mueller, who else is investigating? I'll get you the link.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The special counsel investigating possible ties between President Donald Trump’s campaign and Russia’s government has taken over a separate criminal probe involving former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, and may expand his inquiry to investigate the roles of the attorney general and deputy attorney general in the firing of FBI Director James Comey, The Associated Press has learned.
"May" expand his inquiry.
In the MSNBC world, it's called premature ejaculation.
As soon as Trump got into office Trump’s administration’s secretly want to ease sanctions on Putin’s Russia. It was reported that unknown to the public at the time, top Trump Administration officials, as they took office, tasked The State Department staffers with developing proposal for the lifting of economic sanctions on Russia and return of diplomatic compounds back to the Russians.
Hey Steven, I have two questions:
1. Do you think the United States should ease sanctions on Putin’s Russia?
2. Is this what you wanted our vote to stand for?
As report In the Associated Press Special counsel Mueller's investigation seems to be growing the investigation. Didn't Sessions bring Mueller into this investigation? This is the most respected person in this why reaching probe.
The Justice Department's criminal investigation into Manafort predated the 2016 election and the counterintelligence probe that in July began investigating possible collusion between Moscow and associates of Trump. Manafort was forced to resign as Trump campaign chairman in August amid questions over his business dealings years ago in Ukraine.
Trump has bad talked many of our allies and sweet talk the Russian's, why would Trump want to do this?
Hey Steven, OK! Now I have three questions:
1. Do you think the United States should ease sanctions on Putin’s Russia?
2. Is this what you wanted our vote to stand for?
3. Trump has bad talked many of our allies and sweet talk the Russian's, why would Trump want to do this?
I was opposed to the sanctions from the start. American companies should not bear the cost of failed foreign policy.
2. I don't know what you mean by "our vote."
3. I'm pro-Russian, have been since the Soviet Union failed.
P.S. Sessions didn't appoint Mueller, the deputy AG did.
2. I don't know what you mean by "your vote."
3. I'm pro-Russian, have been since the Soviet Union failed.
So you like Putin and he methods?
Putin is the duly, democratically elected leader of Russia. I believe in working with Russia.
Robert S. Mueller III, a former prosecutor who served as the FBI director from 2001 to 2013, has agreed to take over the investigation as a special counsel, Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein announced.
As far as Putin being the duly, democratically elected leader of Russia. Putin is a outright "tyrant"? For to have the ability to have this conversation and be openly against PUTIN, criticize and even curse him - you would, unlike many countries where such words in relation to the Head of State will result in imprisonment or beheading, you can get away with it in Russia. Dissident bloggers are not arrested and held in jail without trial for years and you want that BULL💩 here in this country, I don't think so.
However the impotence of Russian democratic opposition is obvious, and the likely reason is if your anti-Putin or at least anti-corruption positions is combined with ability to execute, you would be dealt with. Say, I fear Yevgeny Roizman doesn't have that much to live.
Russian Parliament is dominated by the United Russia Party that can only be described as "Party of Corruption" - they call it "Party of Power" which is the same. Officials and business people get elected to support Putin and enjoy the spoils in return.
I can talk about the corruption, murders, and how the rich oligarch live and rule over the lower classes of Russian there.
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He's not investigating Sessions.