Robert Mueller submitted his final report as the special counsel more than a year ago. But even now—in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic and the Administration’s tragically bungled response to it, and the mass demonstrations following the killings by police of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and many others—President Trump remains obsessed with what he recently called, on Twitter, the “Greatest Political Crime in the History of the U.S., the Russian Witch-Hunt.” In the past several months, the President has mobilized his Administration and its supporters to prove that, from its inception, the F.B.I.’s investigation into possible ties between his 2016 campaign and the Russian government was flawed, or worse. Attorney General William Barr has directed John Durham, the United States Attorney in Connecticut, to conduct a criminal investigation into whether F.B.I. officials, or anyone else, engaged in misconduct at the outset. Senator Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, has also convened hearings on the investigation’s origins.
The President has tweeted about Mueller more than three hundred times, and has repeatedly referred […]
A lot of information that seems to avoid all the Right’s talking points. Probably the most important is the staff Mueller hired — all Democrats including such proven biased/corrupt people as Peter Strzok. Talking about Micheal Flynn now that the case against him is not a very good talking point. Sydney Powell, Flynn’s lawyer, finally managed to get exculpantory “Brady documents” that were illegally with withheld from the defense included even more bias by Strzok. What happened to good, unbiased investigative journalism?