If Trump is innocent, why is he considering firing the special

what is fruit of the poison tree, idiot?

Scooter Libby was innocent.
Look what happened to him.

>>129656901

If you have nothing to hide, you have no incentive to fire a guy who has done nothing to warrant being fired Genius.

Trump is guilty.

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>>129657437
>guilty until proven innocent

that's not how it works in America, kiddo.

But trump won -

Why can't he be left alone ?

- he is not a good leader / practically criminal

>>129657437

This is not about having nothing to hide. This has to do with a fox in the hen house. Meuller as special prosecutor has incredible powers. With manipulated or even made up data, Meuller could skewer Trump.

>>129658301
This. TPTB wipe out entire societies, they think making up some data to get rid of that pest Trump is somehow crossing some sort of line?

>>129657633

So why is Trump, a compulsive liar, considering firing the special counsel if he's supposedly innocent?

>>129656595
>considering
Wow it's literally nothing.

>>129657437
>If you have nothing to hide

Whose to say that Mueller isn't a compromised fucking liar? Comey certainly was.

>>129659967
Was the "compulsive liar" bit supposed to be relevant somehow or could you not make it through an entire sentence without tourette's-ing some random anti-Trump slurs in order to ease the burning hatred that consumes your soul?

>>129656595
The deep state would never fabricate evidence against a president hostile to them

>>129656595
>believing a rumor

how much of a faggot are you? are you at least being paid to be a faggot?

---"says a "friend" of the president.

>>129656595
The office should be liquidated because he's innocent. There, that was easy.

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>sources say

Mueller is comeys friend and has been counseling him before he testified. Conflict of interest much?

>>129657437
he was appointed because of comey though

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>>129656595

>>129656595
Because when you're supposed to be an independent council free of partisanship and red v blue bullshit, it's typically frowned upon to hire helpers that all donated however many dollarydoos to the opposition(and the side that invented the Russia scandal in the first place)

>>129656595

Mueller is a long-time friend of Comey. He should recuse himself as independent counsel because he can't be objective.

>>129658301
You're assuming Mueller has less integrity than Trump. You're assuming Mueller is more corrupt than Trump. Both of these assumptions are wrong. Mueller is the good guy.

>>129656595
Council is loaded with dems

>>129660880
The guy who hired him is also going to be the guy who has to fire him.

>>129656595
It has gotten to the point that even if he was guilty, I would still support him because I am so sick of you whinny liberal faggots

>>129661858
Oops, Trump should've fired somebody Mueller doesn't know. His fault I guess.

>>129656595
This is called conditioning, what we should be calling it is Deep State PSYOPS, to overthrow the current leadership...

Google Trump Comey Nixon

https://www.google.com/search?q=Trump+comey+nixion&oq=Trump+comey+nixion&aqs=chrome..69i57.4611j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#q=Trump+comey+nixon&safe=off&tbm=nws

They hired the lawyer from the Clinton Foundation, and Dem Donors... If it was legit they would have used Real Lawyers, not ones that would trigger Trump to intervene for the sake of Bias.

>>129661902
That's not the point. Within Mueller's jurisdiction are "any matters that arose or may arise directly from the investigation." This has dangerous implications for Trump because it represents a tangible threat to his administration. Given claims of 'obstruction of justice,' Mueller has wide ranging powers that enable him to direct the investigation to any individuals that had contact with Trump during the period immediately before firing Comey. There is a risk that the scope of these inquiries will expand beyond 'possible Russian collusion.' For example, the Whitewater investigation began as an investigation into real estate investments but ultimately ended in numerous convictions unrelated to the initial investigation. Given the 'chaos' in the White House and Trump's tendency to lie, it is probable that the investigation will end up somewhere completely different. This has the potential to undermine his administration and his ability to implement his agenda. And the longer this goes on, the harder it will be to unwind.

http://sandiegofreepress.org/2017/06/good-journalism-liberal/

>>129663234
He should've kept his nose clean. Trump made his own bed.