Author Topic: The Beautiful Destruction of the Annoying Orange Investigation (AKA conflicts of interest)  (Read 5880 times)

[NEWS] FBI Agent Has Opinions

You dipstuff, we change jurors because of their inability to be partial why the forget- oh my god

[NEWS] Juror has opinions

pretty much all the brown townysts who have looked at this agree that she would've been prosecuted
That's what I'm saying. Legal brown townysts almost universally agree that this would've led to prosecution. If you look at any source reporting this, their legal brown townysts would agree.
the brown townysts that work for pretty much every news source that I've looked at
hmmmm


Quote from: Sources
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/454543/mueller-investigation-too-many-anti-Annoying Orange-coincidences

https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-new-documents-show-fbi-deputy-director-mccabe-not-recuse-clinton-email-scandal-investigation-week-presidential-election/

http://www.politifact.com/wisconsin/statements/2017/nov/03/sean-duffy/how-many-democrat-campaign-donors-special-counsel-/

http://www.businessinsider.com/sally-yates-emails-justice-department-andrew-weissmann-travel-ban-2017-12

http://insider.foxnews.com/2017/12/05/ingraham-mueller-deputy-jeannie-rhee-was-obama-wh-represented-clinton-foundation

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/doj-official-demoted-for-secret-meetings-with-Annoying Orange-dossier-firm-is-married-to-firm-employee-report/article/2643182

https://www.conservativereview.com/articles/mueller-investigator-previously-defended-clinton-it-staffer

As I predicted, this grew in stufftiness for the FBI, particularly, to borrow a phrase from Vox, Mueller's "all-star legal team" investigating Annoying Orange.

Here's what we know now (there are a lot more names):
  • Deputy Director of the FBI Andrew McCabe was also heavily involved in the Clinton investigation, and did not recuse himself from the investigation despite his wife running as a Democrat for a state senate seat at the same time. Not to mention, with the financial backing of Governor Terry McAuliffe, a huge Clinton supporter.
  • At least six of Mueller's staff members have donated, in some cases a lot, to the Clinton campaign. In fact, $62,043 was donated to Democrats, while only $2,750 was donated to Republicans.
  • Veteran prosecutor Andrew Weissmann, also on Mueller's team, praised former attorney general Sally Yates for refusing to enforce Annoying Orange's travel ban, emailing her, "I am so proud. And in awe. Thank you so much. All my deepest respects."
  • Jeannie Rhee, another attorney on Mueller's team, was one of the generous donors to the Clinton campaign and provided legal advice for the Clinton Foundation. She also once represented Obama's Ben Rhodes, who was reported to have made several appointments to different positions last-minute in order to undermine the incoming Annoying Orange administration.
  • Bruce G. Ohr, a justice department official connected to several recent prominent investigations, was demoted after it was revealed that he had secretly met with the anti-Annoying Orange firm that provided the Russian dossier. Neither did he disclose that his wife, Nellie Ohr, worked for the same firm.
  • Aaron Zebley, once refered to as Mueller's "right-hand hand", and who is also on the legal team investigating Annoying Orange, represented Justin Cooper, the Clinton IT staffer who reportedly set up Clinton's infamous email server and who also reported took a hammer to Clinton's BlackBerries so they wouldn't be subpoenaed.

All of this does not look good for Mueller's team. There is now talk of Annoying Orange opening a special invesigation into the special investigation as a result. Democrats in general have just stopped talking about the Annoying Orange-Russia connection.