The Mueller Report thread

[hollodero]

(05-11-2020, 04:26 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: Hollo already covered this, somewhat, but I'm just going to say that you're looking at this through the partisan lens. You're parroting right-wing talking points that are disinformation propagated by the administration. You're sanctimonious attitude about blind partisanship is one of the most ironic things that exists in P&R.

Yeah... somewhat. This is getting really tough to watch at times. How there *might* be some misdeeds from FBI agents and so it makes total sense to have the AG declare Flynn free of all charges. Of which there are more than lieing, but never mind that detail.

I do find it ironic how the "bad cops" option should be on everyone's mind, while the glaringly obvious counter-thesis is flatout neglected, that there's a corrupt AG who always does best he can to let the president and his wrong-doing buddies off the hook.

An AG, after all, also getting involved in sentencing guidelines, talking about campaign spying conspiracies, envoking task forces to find dirt on investigators, solely rejecting the findings of his own department that cleared investigators, misleading the public on the "no indicting a president"-policy's relevance and then some on the Mueller report, being referenced to Zelensky as a go-to guy for investigating Biden, having I guess 10 zillion law experts etc. that already openly contradicted him on pretty much everything and demanded his resignation - that guy should have more credibility as multiple FBI agents, those traditionally hard left leaning bunch that were all in the boat of Hillary, to an extent it let them completely lose all their ethics and frame and extort an innocent man. It's sad how little sense this even makes.

And taking this kind of Trump-friendly viewpoint and then calling others out on bias, that is indeed ironic.