Here’s 10 Reasons The Mueller Investigation Is Unconstitutional!

The Mueller investigation is criminal, corrupt and above all unconstitutional. Yet the farce continues on…

Trump’s not shutting down the unconstitutional and corrupt Mueller investigation for political reasons but AG Jeff Sessions has every right and even the duty to reign it in or completely shut it down

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Why is Robert Mueller even investigating the presidential transition?

It is clear from the prosecution of Flynn that Mueller views the transition as within the scope of Mueller’s investigation, otherwise there would have been no reason for Mueller to prosecute Flynn. The lying took place before Mueller was appointed and did not concern conversations during the Trump campaign. For lying to the FBI when he did, Flynn could have been prosecuted by DOJ itself.

Yet Mueller’s team took it on themselves to prosecute the case involving a crime (lying) that took place after the new administration was sworn in regarding a conversation during the transition. The public documents regarding Flynn’s plea make clear that the transition is in focus.

If news reports have any credibility (and they may not), then Mueller is investigating the political actions of the Trump transition team during the transition period.

What authority, however, gives Mueller power to investigate the political strategies of the incoming Trump administration long after the election was over? It does not appear that Mueller has that power under the Order appointing him as Special Counsel....

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein takes the position that Mueller can prosecute any crimes he finds:...

Could Mueller start investigating street crimes, acting as a roving District Attorney across the land? Just because he found a crime, could he prosecute it, even if not within the proper scope of his investigation?

Rosenstein acknowledged the limits of Mueller’s powers:

“If he finds evidence of a crime that is within the scope of what Director Mueller and I have agreed is the appropriate scope of this investigation, then he can,” Rosenstein said. “If it’s something outside that scope he needs to come to the acting attorney general, at this time me, for permission to expand his investigation.”

Has Rosenstein given Mueller the authority to investigate the political strategies of the incoming administration during the transition? If so, that would be news.

Update on the Russia News

The Hillary Clinton campaign – after a year of vehement denial –

•  Now admits it paid for the discredited Russia “dossier” on Trump,
• Used Fusion GPS to hire a British spy – Christopher Steele, once head of the Russia Desk for MI6 - to contact Russian officials to gather dirt on Trump and destabilize his administration,
• Induced the FBI to pay the Steele to continue spying,
• Who then used disinformation supplied by the Russians to get a FISA court order to spy on the Trump campaign.

This is worse than Watergate since Nixon's FBI was not a willing accomplice to the attempted bugging of the DNC. 

Even Hillary’s Campaign Chairman, John Podesta, has ties to Russia via the Podesta Group which did business with both Ukrainians and Russians.

At this point the evidence points to the fact that the only person in the last election who was not actively colluding with the Russians was President Trump. 

Meanwhile the American press, the media arm of the Democrat Party, has been wall-to-wall 24/7 accusing Trump of being a Russian agent.

This morning Senator Grassley called for a new Special Prosecutor to investigate the Uranium One deal which now implicates Robert Mueller, James Comey and Rod Rosenstein. 

At this point, trust nobody.  The Russians may well have accomplished their objectives thanks to Hillary, the FBI, the CIA and the MSM.  The time has come for a thorough airing to renew the trust of the citizenry. That means a special investigator, but one with a wide berth to look into the entire DOJ and FBI, its patterns and practices, and, let’s be honest, our intelligence agencies as well. We’re living in a bureaucratic nightmare.