The Deep State’s Kangaroo Court

Conservative Headquarters ^ | 8/11/17 | CHQ Staff

[Texas Fossil]

Just when you think the corruption in Washington, DC couldn’t get any deeper or slimier, more news comes out about the connections between Special Counsel Robert Mueller and the Democratic Deep State’s legal operatives.

It turns out that Judge Beryl Howell, the jurist who signed off on Robert Mueller’s request to convene a Washington, D.C. grand jury for the Russia investigation is a former staffer for Vermont’s hyper-partisan Leftist Judge Beryl A. HowellDemocratic Senator Patrick Leahy and the Senate Committee on the Judiciary that is now investigating some of the same allegations that are now before the Grand Jury.

According to the Daily Beast, Howell “will be the umpire-in-chief: deciding whether or not Trump allies’ lawyers can quash subpoenas, and whether or not people like Jared Kushner can invoke what’s known as executive privilege to get out of testifying under oath before Mueller’s grand jury.”

[Texas Fossil]

And the plot thickens as the plotters are revealed.

[laconic]

AG Sessions, where are you? Sheriff Arpaio gets convicted by an Obama judge who refuses to allow a jury trial - DOJ can block - AG Sessions, where are you? The FBI and DOJ “find” 400 emails they denied existed in response to a lawsuit and most of them are fully blacked out by the DOJ - AG Sessions, where are you? You have appointed an out of control “Special Counsel” who employs only Clinton contributors and can apply for invasive warrants to a Leahy associate judge - AG Sessions, where are you??? The Special Counsel is going far afield beyond his limited mandate for investigation - AG Sessions, JUST WHERE ARE YOU??

[Major Matt Mason]

Sessions ended up being a poor choice to head the DOJ, at least when it comes to dealing with the corruption in D.C. aka the Swamp. He may well be a swamp critter, as well, but at the least, he isn't the guy to do the job that must be done (cleaning up the corruption).

[kvanbrunt2]

file a compalaint with the inspector general of DOJ. here is a template i filed.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B98gBgsg4VB3YjB3c3Z2dFFqMEE/view?usp=sharing

DOJ Inspector General hotline to report fraud which this is bigly.

https://oig.justice.gov/hotline/index.htm

[veracious]

On the war on Constitutional government, Sessions is in a deep, dark sleep. Sadly, he is a good man beyond the snoring...

[TheConservativeTejano]

Sessions ended up being a poor choice to head the DOJ, at least when it comes to dealing with the corruption in D.C. aka the Swamp. He may well be a swamp critter, as well, but at the least, he isn't the guy to do the job that must be done (cleaning up the corruption).

Sessions needs to get another position quickly since he is way too slow to drain this %^$^& Swamp in D.C. He really needs to get another position. We need an Attorney General that will indeed drain the swamp.

Also, we need to Ditch Mitch and Ditch Paul Ryan since they are two (2) incompetent Never Trumpers from the get go and they obviously do not want to make Trump look good. Actually, President Trump has helped these two (2) clowns in their own states.

My boss use to remind me of that every single day. My job was to make my boss look good every single day. Apparently it looks like Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan do not want to do this so they need to be replaced immediately.

[exit82]

My job was to make my boss look good every single day.

That took me back over 20 years in time when I had a good sized staff.

I used to tell myself to make my boss look good, and develop my subordinates so they could surpass me someday.

Happy to say I accomplished both goals.

[itsahoot]

sadly, he is a good man beyond the snoring...

I am sure some one said the same thing about Eichman.

[TheConservativeTejano]

Partner, it made my work less stressful every single day if you keep telling yourself that you want to make your boss look good.

Thru the years I have seen so many careers just go the drain since they did not listen in their minds to this great advice.

They would go out of their way to make their boss look as bad as possible. This had major consequences on that person's career.

Of course, if you have to have a good boss that passed on great information to his folks like yourself you probably saw a lot of progress on a daily basis and the work gets done on time, on budget with great results for everyone.

I feel I have had great bosses and really bad bosses.

Like yourself, I have learned a lot from the good bosses that I have had in my life.