Did Trump try to fire Mueller?

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(02-05-2018, 11:00 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Well, there is a reason that in most professional positions that interdepartmental relationships are taboo.  Particularly in this situation, when you have two individuals that are supposed to be party neutral, exchanging sentiments that are clearly in opposition to the pending POTUS that they are supposedly sworn to defend, showing bias in text conversation is not a good thing.

I agree it's not a good thing. However I don't expect FBI agents to be party neutral, I just expect them to not let their personal political beliefs influence their professional work. I don't know on what grounds one could credibly accuse the two of that.
I just don't see the huge deal here. They started a relationship, that's not good but it does probably happen from time to time and is hard to avoid, the guy got removed from the investigation, and that's that. Seems appropriate to me. It's not like that Russia thing was just hanging on those two.

(02-05-2018, 11:00 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: One of those may have been neutral in their own right, but due to the relationship, they may show bias to appease the mate.

Eh, but that's mere speculation, and I don't even feel that's a particular strong theoretical argument to begin with. They're FBI agents, not teenagers.