Robert Mueller Has Spent $20,000,000 In Taxpayer Money On Discredited Russia Collusion Case Denounced By Congressional Report

May 22. 2018

Robert S. Mueller

A new report reveals former FBI Director, Robert S. Mueller, has spent $20,000,000 in taxpayer money, whipping the nation up into a frenzy, via misleading the public into thinking he will arrest President Donald Trump on charges he colluded with Russia, during the 2016 presidential election. However, Justice Department rules bar the arrest of a sitting President of the United States. The case has so divided the country. It is sad reading some of the comments on social networking. Yet, Mueller continues wasting taxpayer money with no real results.

As stated previously, based on the evidence made public by prosecutors, I do believe campaign worker Paul Manafort did something suspect. Manafort worked for Hillary Clinton, then Donald Trump. However, I do not believe Clinton or Trump betrayed America. There is too much unexplained evidence regarding Manafort that lends the impression he took money from foreign entities to influence Clinton and Trump. However, it did not require $20,000,000 to investigate and prosecute him. Justice Department cases are never that expensive regarding one individual.

The problem is Mueller is investigating the entire Trump government, including his immediate and extended family, in attempts at controlling them, which is illegal, as that is not what he was given authority to do as special prosecutor. Mueller was not elected president and needs to stop acting like it.

RELATED ARTICLES

The Same Former FBI Director Robert Mueller Who Ignored Credible Tips From The Russian Government Warning Of The Boston Marathon Bombers Before They Killed Innocent People Is Now Claiming Donald Trump Colluded With The Russian Government But Has No Proof

Special Counsel Robert Mueller Grasping At Straws In Using A Convicted Pedophile As A Witness In The Congressionally Discredited Russia And President Trump Collusion Investigation

Attorney Rudy Giuliani States Robert Mueller Told Him He Cannot Indict President Donald Trump As It Goes Against Department Of Justice Rules And The U.S. Constitution