[Ann Archy]

YEAH!!!!!

[Georgia Girl 2]

I totally agree.

[stylin19a]

time to switch to cheese popcorn...

[Delta 21]

[Alberta's Child]

It would probably be very difficult to make a case stick against Mueller (otherwise, prosecutors would be sued like this all the time).

Rosenstein, on the other hand, is a whole different story. Since he recused himself from the Russia-Trump idiocy and appointed Mueller to act as the "prosecutor" in the matter, he may have compromised any claim he might have for immunity as an officer of the U.S. Justice Department in the matter.

[LibFreeUSA]

This country could very easily fall under a Dictatorship by Special Counsel if any President can command the appointment of Special Counsel and then that Special Counsel can prosecute whatever scope of investigation they want to take without any limitations whatsoever. Ripe for Dictatorship by Political Prosecution.

[WVNan]

Link won’t work for me. Couldn’t read the whole piece.

[dmet]

Why is it that so many articles repeat them selves over and over again. Very annoying especially when I have hard enough time reading them.
Drudge is especially bad about this

[BushCountry]

Link no worky.

[M Kehoe]

Hit the FBI and DOJ to keep them angry and off balance.

5.56mm

[circlecity]

One of the reasons to do this is that Federal civil discovery rules are much, much more broad than in criminal cases. There is very little discovery afforded in Federal criminal cases. It’s a old lawyer trick.

[Neidermeyer]

The rats are exposed... including the top dogs... watching George Webbs daily videos is VERY enjoyable now...

[The_Republic_Of_Maine]

Now this will get interesting.

[The Deplorable Miss Lemon]

Go Paul, go!

[Uncle Miltie]

Discovery.

[spintreebob]

Is there a discovery process? If so, Manafort’s attorney gets partial info during discovery. Then Judicial watch uses that partial info in FOIA requests to get more.

Rinse and Reuse.

[bert]

Take the high ground

[ptsal]

Looks like a case of tough toe nails.

[theoilpainter]

Where is the suit pending?

Might be fun to watch.

[Robert357]

First, I believe that the pool of evidence used by the Mueller team and their conflicts of interest are so overwhelming they can indict anyone they want, but will never get a conviction at a formal trial as almost all evidence will be thrown out.

Of course the Mueller goal is to assemble a pack of lies that get pulled together for an impeachment article, which is a political action and not governed by court rules.

This counter suit if allowed, should allow for some very interesting discovery