April 18, 2019
“Oh my god. This is terrible. This is the end of my presidency. I’m fucked.”
Donald J. Trump, an obviously innocent man, to Jeff Sessions
on learning of the appointment of Robert Mueller
Donald J. Trump, an obviously innocent man, to Jeff Sessions
on learning of the appointment of Robert Mueller
There is an old saying in the world of jurisprudence often
attributed to Abraham Lincoln – “He who represents himself has a fool for a
client.” I have allowed myself to update
this old saw: He who represents Donald Chrump has a fool for a client and is himself
a pathetic schmuck.
Fool or idiot? You make the
call.
Under our system of justice – such as it is – everyone (your
mileage may vary) is innocent until proven guilty and is entitled to legal
representation. Though it can be
tempting, it is wrong to denigrate an attorney for defending even the most
heinous perpetrator – Donald Chrump for example. This is a tough job, but someone has to do
it. Besides, there are plenty of other
reasons to heap scorn on lawyers.
In 1770, a young lawyer by the name of John Adams defended eight
British soldiers accused of murder during a riot in Boston on March 5, 1770. That riot became known to some as the Boston
Massacre, and that young lawyer became America’s second president.
I have no illusion that Donald Chrump knows better than to
defend himself in a court of law. He has
certainly been trying non-stop to defend himself in the court of public
opinion. If Chrump had not blatantly and
repeatedly shown himself to be guilty, he too would be considered innocent as
of this moment. According to the Mueller
Report, the only reason Chrump is not already in jail is because a number of
people around him refused to carry out his clearly illegal orders on numerous
occasions. Der Furor is fortunate to
have his newest personal attorney posing as Attorney General of the United
States. Barr is clearly and exclusively
protecting his boss, and as he has done in similar situations in the past,
completely omitted any mention of damaging information that permeates the
Mueller Report.
This Is Not Going
Well For The Orange Poopstain
Chris Wallace of Fux News had this to say after Barr’s fake
news conference, which was designed to mislead the public about when lay hidden
within the Mueller report, “The Attorney General seemed almost to be acting as
the counselor for the defense, the counselor for the president, rather than the
attorney general, talking about his motives, his emotions. Really, as I say, making a case for the
president.” This is an actual quote from
one of the top newsmen on Chrump’s personal propaganda machine.
During his pre-emptive press event, Barr moaned that Poor Donald
was not obstructing justice by firing Comey “because of the Russia thing” and
instructing his lawyer to fire Mueller and threatening witnesses against him
and attacking the investigation over and over and over on Twitter and
elsewhere, he was just frustrated. He
was frustrated? WTF. We have been watching the TOTAL COLLUSION
EXPRESS live, on national television and Twitter every f*%king day for over two
years, riding roughshod over this country while the Colluder-in-chief whined
and lied every minute about how innocent he was. To paraphrase Marjorie Stoneman Douglas shooting
survivor Emma Gonzales, we call bullshit!
It is interesting that the man who has said he has “one of
the great memories of all time” (which he subsequently insisted he did not
remember saying), provided 37 instances of “I do not recall”/“I do not
remember”/"I have no independent recollection," etc., in his brief, one assumes lie-ridden written responses to
Mueller’s questions. I’m kidding, it is
not interesting, it is pure unadulterated bullshit, as we have come to expect
from one of the great sociopaths of all time.
Mueller has provided ample evidence – more of which is
certain to come – to begin impeachment proceedings against a criminally
ill-suited president with consistent malicious intent to obstruct justice.
I. Mangrey recalculating.
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