Mueller Has Enough Evidence To Indict Michael Flynn, May Use Son As Leverage

But getting back to Trump, he’s going to have to figure out a creative way to put the brakes on the Mueller probe if he wants to stay in office. Between the cooperating witness in Papadopoulos and the Manafort/Gates indictment, it’s clear that the special counsel isn’t fucking around here. Mueller will go after Flynn and Page next and then it’s just a matter of time before he gets to Kushner. After that, it’s over for Trump. That's what we said on Wednesday with regard to what's next

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7 thoughts on “Mueller Has Enough Evidence To Indict Michael Flynn, May Use Son As Leverage

  1. We all know that Flynn’s son resigned after the idiotic re-tweet of the absurd Hillary/Child “whatever” scandal in the basement of a pizza shop. But daddy re-tweeted the same shit. Doesn’t say much for his intelligence and HE WAS A GENERAL. OMG. Just have this horrible feeling in the pit of my stomach that Donny will fire Mueller, place us in a constitutional crisis, and the GOP will play the three, proverbial monkeys and do absolutely nothing.

  2. Applause for finding and using the two videos at bottom of article! The Flynn video, I remember him riling the crowd and complimenting them for the chant Lock Her Up – he thought that was funny. Karma’s gonna get him! LOL

    The last video, It’s Mueller Time was hysterical! So well done and loved the ending!!

    Nice work on this column, H! a good read!

  3. it is up to us voters to punish the hypocrisy, fabrications, and lies of politicians. We failed in our responsibilities a year ago, and the resulting lack of wisdom, decorum, and judgement in the winning party is not the fault of 1 or 2 % of social media accounts, the .01% of political advertising, or the actions of a few of Trump’s election team. It’s our dumbed-down culture and the apathy of the majority of Americans who did not support Trump.

    1. I noticed a significant error in your last sentence and would like to fix that for you…. leave out the word ‘not’ and the majority of America will concur.

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