Robert Mueller: Unfit To lead Russian Investigation

Robert Mueller's Past Reveals He Is Unfit To lead Russian Investigation

 Robert Mueller should resign as he cannot be impartial.

Someone in Robert Mueller’s office has leaked the news of a grand jury approving charges against an unknown defendant, causing concern about the investigation’s integrity. Mueller’s relationship with James Comey, his successor at the FBI, has created conflicts that may require his resignation. Mueller previously served under President Barack Obama, making it difficult for him to investigate his former colleagues and superiors.

The revelation that Hillary Clinton’s campaign and the Democratic National Committee funded the discredited dossier on Donald Trump’s alleged ties to Russia has caused a stir in the political world. Denying the connection for a year, the Clinton campaign’s involvement casts doubt on the entire narrative of Trump-Russia collusion. It suggests that Clinton worked with Russian officials to interfere in the election.   Full Story

Robert Mueller In action: How can anyone Trust Him?

Former FBI Director James Comey revealed to the Senate Intelligence Committee that he asked a close friend to leak the contents of his memos to the press after his dismissal from the FBI. Comey believed that this would prompt a special counsel investigation into the matter. He explained that he did not leak the information himself for various reasons but instead asked a friend to do so. Comey’s actions have generated controversy and raised questions about his conduct in handling confidential information. Full Story

Deputy General Rod Rosenstein states that Comey’s behaviour was far from Kosher.

“As a general proposition, you have to understand the Department of Justice. We take confidentiality seriously, so when we have memoranda about our ongoing matters, we have an obligation to keep that confidential,”  stated Rosenstein on Fox News. 

 When Rosenstein was asked if he would approve of Comey’s behaviour, his response indicated that he would not support such actions. “I think it is quite clear,” he said. “It’s what we were taught, all of us prosecutors and agents.”

Gowdy Slams Mueller’s Leaks to the Media

“In the only conversation I’ve had with Robert Mueller, I stressed to him the importance of cutting out the leaks,” Gowdy, chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, told, “Fox News Sunday.” “It’s kind of ironic that the people charged with investigating the law and the violations of the law would violate the law.”

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