[FreeReign]

I do think that I-Rex did an excellent job putting together the pieces about Rod Rosenstein's latest phony Uranium One prosecution on Maryland, back in January.

But about this post, I don't agree with him implying that Wray wasn't part of the insurance policy. Perhaps I'm wrong.

But make no mistake about it, Rex is implying that Wray is a white hat.

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33. My take? It was about Wray. There was no evidence that anyone knew that the was about to be appointed - and it would have had major consequences for Mueller's strategy.

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[Jamestown1630]

I haven't followed any of these twitter 'theorists' enough to respond intelligently on particular details; but I hadn't heard of 'Huber' until your post. Looking it up I happened upon a comment that I thought was interesting regarding the way the President operates. I was especially impressed by the remarks about Trump's ability to be *patient*.

http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2018/05/andrew-mccarthy-recommends.php

Scroll down about two-thirds, and read the comment by someone named Mike Ster, which begins:

"For all those who think Trump is moving too slowly, I wonder. Consider. First, what we know about Trump is that he does what he says is going to do. He has an agenda that he is implementing, rather nicely. So, whatever is going on with Mueller, etc., isn't hurting him. In fact, I suspect it helps him. Second, he's the President. That fact alone indicates that he understands the political scene better than almost anyone. His victory was a tribute to his innate political sense." &c.

The entire thread is interesting to read; and reinforces for me again that this President is highly underrated and misunderstood; and that's going to bite some people 'Yugely'.