It Was All on TV
Robert Mueller has testified
before the House Intelligence and Judiciary Committees, and we now know that he
agrees that his investigation was not a witch hunt,
that the Russian interference in our 2016 election was real, not a hoax and continues today and that the
Republican 2016 campaign was somewhat receptive to that interference, and those
involved in it readily lied about it. He also reiterated his declaration that the Report did not exonerate the President from
claims that he attempted to obstruct the investigation.
The Democrats applauded. The Republicans tried to discredit the
investigation. The President responded
with some more lies. Mueller, in the
final analysis, acted as an investigator and not as a prosecutor, except in
some blatant cases not involving the sitting President, immune from indictment
until he is out of office. While still
in office, that task was left to unnamed others by Mueller.
Trump allies in
the Department of Justice and the Senate want it all to disappear and be done
with. The Democrats don’t and are divided over whether (1) to pass a bill of
impeachment which will pile up more evidence against the President but
ultimately be voted down in the Senate, thereby conceivably helping Trump, or (2)
be satisfied to just let the damning evidence continue to pile up against the
President until Election Day. Right now that decision is in the hands of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Hannity |
(Foxwatch: Viewers getting their news from Fox are under the impression that the hearings amounted to a total vindication of the President's position. Sean Hannnity has finally surpassed Joseph Goebbels.)
Register Voters! |
For those of you who want to get rid
of our incompetent, racist, greedy, dangerous and possibly insane President, my
suggestion remains a recommendation to become
politically active, especially in the area of voter registration. That is the only way to beat him and
the forces of ignorance and bigotry upon which he depends for support.
Jack Lippman
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