>Trump needs to declassify and order release of docs.
>ONLY TRUTH WILL FIGHT THIS EVIL.
>You don't understand.
>Manafort is a bad guy. Trump knows Manafort is a bad guy. The rest of the bad guys didn't know Trump knew Manafort was a bad guy when this shindig started.
>More complicated than that. Mueller has to give off the appearance he is a black hat trying to burn Trump, because that is what keeps the cabal at bay…thinking /theirguy/ is running the Special Counsel. Mueller is going after the people who were planted to frame Trump….only to burn them. Its a trap the white hats have been winning the whole time
Have we actually DUG on the members of Mueller's team to confirm whether or not he is /ourguy/?
Because from what I'm seeing, it doesn't look so good
According to CIABezosAmazonWholeFoodsWashingtonPost (as of 1 yr ago):
>Mueller has brought in 15 attorneys to work with him. Only 13 have been publicly identified.
However, of those who have been identified:
>Mueller’s team is represented by former Clinton Foundation attorney, Jeannie Rhee.
>CNN applauded Rhee for being on the Mueller team while ignoring her and the entire team’s conflicts of interest.
>Rhee represented Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in a lawsuit about her private emails, and she also represented the Clinton Foundation in a civil racketeering case that was later dismissed.
>Rhee also represented President Barack Obama’s deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes during the House Benghazi Committee’s investigation into the deadly 2012 terrorist attack in Libya.
And:
>Seven special counsel team members have donated to Democratic campaigns — five of those to Clinton’s.
The team members include:
>Michael Dreeben, a Justice Department deputy solicitor general who has argued more than 100 cases before the Supreme Court;
>Andrew Weissmann, the chief of the Justice Department’s fraud section;
>James Quarles, who worked as an assistant special prosecutor on the Watergate Special Prosecution Force;
>The previously mentioned Jeannie Rhee, a former deputy assistant attorney general in the Office of Legal Counsel who also came from WilmerHale.
>Aaron Zebley, once represented Clinton aide Justin Cooper. Zebley was Mueller’s chief of staff when Mueller served as FBI director.
>Brandon Van Grack, a Justice Department national security division prosecutor;
>Rush Atkinson, a trial attorney in the fraud section;
>Andrew D. Goldstein, who had headed the public corruption unit in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Southern District of New York;
>Zainab Ahmad, an assistant U.S. attorney in the Eastern District of New York specializing in terrorism cases, also had been assigned to work with the group. Goldstein had worked in the office under U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, who was fired by Trump after he refused to resign upon request and who has said publicly that he had unusual exchanges with the president.
>https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2017/07/05/as-mueller-grows-his-russia-special-counsel-team-every-hire-is-under-scrutiny/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.1043117d6693
>https://www.teaparty.org/disgrace-special-counsel-mueller-charged-russian-company-not-existence-time-charge-304272/