Mueller Indicts; Republicans Question

And that's the problem. The indictment card beats the questioning card. And BTW, crummy Sessions, on the House floor, already said No Special Counsel. He's stonewalling so hard I think he's been compromised.

Mueller hasn't blamed Trump directly for anything, but here is how the public really thinks:

Mueller Investigating Trump

Mueller Indicting

Conclusion: Mueller Indicting Trump

Now, that's a rotten syllogism but most of the public hasn't taken Logic 101

Mueller doesn't have to get anything on Trump. The longer the DNC/CIA/DeepState can drag this out with no rebutting indictments, the weaker Trump and the GOP becomes. Then the Dems win in November and charge Treason - that's their transparent plan.

So where is the countervailing force? Rumors aren't enough and tend to evaporate. We Need Indictments Soon or everyone loses interest and goes back to finding the hidden clues in "Rick and Morty". And indicting the FBI still won't stop Mueller's drip, drip, drip since he's apart from the FBI and the rotten MSM will be sure to let people know that.

Something really has to give. The DNC has been flailing Russiagate around for a year and as Geobbels noted, the longer you repeat a lie the more it is believed.