Mueller Report submitted no additional indictments recommended SW President haters suddenly silent

We have read two years worth of guarantees by the many SW users who are haters of the President. All of their guarantees of charges against the President appears to have been to be kind misinformed. Will any of them have the courage to take ownership of the error of their ways?

I guarantee to personally send a gift to any and all SW haters of the President who post an admission of their mistake now that the Mueller report is in and does not contain the indictment of the President the said haters have guaranteed for two years.

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hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M

As anyone whose IQ test did not come back negative knew before the whole Mueller nonsense started.

QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M

@hippyjoe1955 Anyone with a positive IQ also knew that the investigation was necessary and needed to run its course.

The funny thing is that Trump wasn’t among this rarefied set.

hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M

@QuixoticSoul And it did and no there was no need for an investigation. The only collusion with Russia was by the democrats.

QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M

@hippyjoe1955 Don’t be a dumbass hippie. The investigation needed to happen so that the president could be cleared in the wake of obvious election tampering. The “witch hunt” set have obvious difficulties with critical thinking, so that bit slipped your mind.

jackjjackson · M

The President is among the first who said the whole report should be distribUTed to thr puboc and said so BEFORE the report was issued. @QuixoticSoul

QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M

@jackjjackson He also spent two years bitching about it and trying to undermine the entire endeavor.

jackjjackson · M

Blowing it all off would have not looked good for the President. With this result in, the Dems continue to hector him will only hurt them. The witch hunt comments were simply to throw some red meat to the base. @hippyjoe1955 @QuixoticSoul

jackjjackson · M

Red meat to the base. Brilliant! @QuixoticSoul

QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M

@jackjjackson He shouldn’t have blown it off. He should have embraced it.

Scoring political points at the expense of our fundamental institutions hurts all of us - it’s not very forward thinking or presidential.

jackjjackson · M

He didn’t blow it off. Blowing it off would have been disastrously firing Mueller. Somehow he walked the tightrope of scoffing at the need for HIm to be investigated while not interfering with it to an over the top extent and endorsing its release to all before it was finalized. His base wouldn’t have gone for him merely going along with it. Brilliant all around! @QuixoticSoul

QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M

@jackjjackson His base was already secure. It’s everyone else he needs to worry about - as well as the future of this country and the fabric of democracy.

If his base wouldn’t have gone along him saying something along the lines of “This investigation is necessary and important, and I have nothing to hide” - well, I dunno. You make them sound awfully childish.

jackjjackson · M

That would have been inconsistent with the successful “let Trump be Trump” strategy. @QuixoticSoul

QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M

@jackjjackson Trump being trump is 90% of my problem with this president. His quasi-republican policies are the usual fare that are largely meaningless - his persona is leaving damage the country will feel for decades.

jackjjackson · M

I disagree. We’ve been intentionally deceived re policy for decades. The sunlight is actually shining on policy. That matters. The President’s bad personal behavior is a different issue. @QuixoticSoul

QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M

@jackjjackson You've been deceived? How exactly - and how are thing different now?

jackjjackson · M

You might start with the Obama administration giving arms to both sides in several conflicts lol 🤣 @QuixoticSoul

QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M

@jackjjackson Several conflicts?