Boom! Mueller not letting up:

[Kingofalldems]

Link to tweet

[NewJeffCT]

1. I think we all know the answer to that question

is "yes" - Mueller is probably just looking for confirmation of evidence.

[lame54]

9. The answer is...

"No proof, no proof, no collusion, no collusion, Eric's not my son!"

[gibraltar72]

26. Who are these people?

[Eyeball_Kid]

39. But Omarosas my love child daughter.

[forgotmylogin]

20. He has business ties, and he's an adviser to the President.

So it's kind of a "duh" thing. This is why politicians need to divest from their companies which can benefit from their legislation. If you don't do that, you're a lobbyist.

They'd better not try to pull "Oh, he doesn't get paid so he's not actually on staff..."

[NewJeffCT]

22. If America survives Team Trump

I suspect we'll get actual laws that require divestment of any investments and holdings instead of things that were expected of presidents, as well as requirements about tax return release and emoluments.

[radical noodle]

25. Also nepotism, I hope n/t

[bettyellen]

29. To think they hounded Jimmy Carter over his family peanut farm! Hounded him likes criminal!

And it happened becasue the media elevated their voices.

[NewJeffCT]

30. and, remember Billy Beer

Carter's brother who (if I recall) had a drinking problem or something?

[bettyellen]

33. Loose cannon black sheep. Yep.

[NewJeffCT]

34. In the Trump White House

somebody like Billy Beer would be a senior adviser to Trump and he'd be one of the more qualified ones.

[radical noodle]

38. And his sister, the faith healer

would be surgeon general.

[NastyRiffraff]

35. At least Billy wasn't part of the WH staff!

Yeah, he had a drinking problem and he did that stupid Billy Beer thing. Still, he wasn't on the public payroll.

[Honeycombe8]

41. No, they won't. Rich people are not going to sell their stuff. They won't run, if they have to.

Congress worships "stuff."

[redstatebluegirl]

2. Finally, maybe between Mueller and New York AG these grifters will get what they deserve.

[Stuart G]

8. It may take some more time, but you are totally correct..they will get "what they deserve"

I am willing to wait awhile. When Mueller gets the case "iron clad positive" he will indict. That is.. with the proof that he has, he will be sure of a guilty verdict. But this fellow will get them all...Why do I say that?

Mueller is better at ..getting them all than the grafter sare at grifting. You see, in my opinion, none of that crowd really know what they are up against. Two former leaders of the FBI (yes, I think Comey is trying to help in an informal way) and some of the best prosecutors in the country.

Yes, in the long run, the grifters haven't got a chance. Not a snowball's chance in the Sahara Desert.. When they go down, it will be hard. And they don't even know it is coming. Arrogance has its limitations as we all know.!!

[dchill]

13. You can fool 30% of the people all the time...

But you can't fool Mueller.

[Corgigal]

28. Trump type of people,

can't imagine working for service. They are so greed based, that they believe anyone working in government can't be that good, because if they were they would be making millions like the smartest, best people do. Trump thinking, of course.

They are in for a wake up call, they don't even know these people exist but in a movie.

I guess Trump had to run for President, because after he won this was all predictable.

[Skittles]

31. Mueller's book would be an instant best-seller

yes indeed

[poboy2]

3. 'signs point to yes' -eom

[marylandblue]

4. We need a sticky post that says

"Mueller investigating everything, planning to indict everyone." Save us lots of extra typing.

[herding cats]

5. Boom indeed!

Link to tweet

?s=20

[pnwest]

6. uh, derp!

[Kirk Lover]

7. So should we start a pool as to when we think he's going to get someone else to

get rid of Jared?

[Maven]

10. SPOILER:

They did.

[Mr. Ected]

11. For the lawyers out there, armchair and otherwise

Which laws would be broken if these allegations were to be proven?

The MAGAts will be asking that question soon, I can assure you.

[wishstar]

18. Influence peddling and bribery plus Kushner's repeated failures to disclose conflicts of interests

If Kushner was attempting to use his position for financial gain and failed to disclose his contacts or lied about his contacts, Mueller could charge him with engaging in conspiracy to defraud US.

[marylandblue]

21. The mere fact he foolishly attempted to hide foreign contact

was guaranteed to draw attention.

[uponit7771]

27. +1, and since he did it on his F86 that would be illegal. People have gone to jail for less IINM

[bitterross]

12. Mueller would be rather remiss in his duties if he didn't

It would be complete incompetence to not look into this. Mueller is not the incompetent one in this game.

[dchill]

14. I don't think Mueller will ever pin anything on Trump...

JK.

[Hekate]

23. Do the words "unindicted co-conspirator" ring a bell? They should...

For whatever is left of the dignity of the office, the Mad King might get off with resignation, while all those around him go to jail.

We'll see.

[dchill]

37. Actually, I DO expect Trump to be indicted.

On multiple counts. That's why the main body of my post is "JK."

[Hekate]

40. Ah. I had no idea what JK was, but now I do

I devoutly hope both he and Pence get indicted for real.

[wishstar]

15. No wonder Rosenstein informed WH that Kushner wouldn't get security clearance anytime soon

But now we find out Kushner got half a billion in US bank loans after meetings in WH but that apparently was not enough to bail him out as he has been seeking deals from China, Turkey, OAE etc.

We already knew he had failed to disclose hundreds of millions from Deutsche Bank before being in WH with excuse that he didn't have a specified requirement to pay that money back to Deutsche Bank, so he had left it off his govt paperwork that asked about loans.

[Freethinker65]

16. Is this being leaked for Trump and/or the GOP to do the right thing for the country?

The answers to the questions posted in the OP above have been known for a while. The question is how much damage has been done, and how to lessen any more damage from what might come in the future. The country's credibility has already been severely damaged. This effects us both in the world, but also at home.

Can people ever trust elections, our legislative process, or our supposed superior system of checks and balances again? Do the donors controlling the purse strings really give a damn about anyone but themselves? And what about the influence of foreign governments? It was way too easy to go from a president like Obama to one like Trump. What the hell happened to this country???

[Sophia4]

32. Remember. Trump was not elected by the people, that is by the popular vote.

He was elected by the electoral college in which people from rural America are quite frankly over-represented.

[Chakaconcarne]

17. ..and neither is New York

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/york-state-banking-regulator-inquiring-kushner-company-loans/story?id=53467563

[Kingofalldems]

19. He cannot escape the NY AG.

[Blue Owl]

24. Remember: Mueller already knows the answer

[triron]

36. kick for visibility

[onecent]

42. K&R