It’s now abundantly clear that rogue Robert Mueller will not end his Gestapo-like rampage until someone stops him
by: JD Heyes
NaturalNews.com
Friday, November 30, 2018
Retiring RINO Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona once again embarrassed many in his own party this week when he made the decision to hold up 21 of POTUS Donald Trump’s constitutionalist federal court picks as hostages to a ridiculous piece of legislation aimed at “protecting” special counsel Robert Mueller.
As if Mueller didn’t already have enough Deep State allies in the Justice Department to continue allowing him to harass the president and many of his associates with a hoax “Russian collusion” investigation.
Flake’s legislation isn’t going anywhere, but because he’s a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee and his vote is needed to advance any judicial nominee, it looks like, for now, they aren’t going anywhere either. His disgusting, petty obstructionism isn’t good for our constitutional system of justice, which was upended, politicized, and weaponized during Barack Obama’s eight years in office. And right now, we as a nation could use a good justice system overhaul.
But Mueller doesn’t seem to be in need of ‘protecting.’ He’s been free to continue his bogus investigation no matter whose lives are destroyed. His latest target: Chicago Finance Committee Chairman Ed Burke, a lawyer who previously did some tax work for POTUS Trump.
The city hall reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times, Fran Spielman, tweeted out a picture of Burke’s City Hall office; Mueller’s thugs taped brown paper over the windows so nobody could see what they are doing.
Because Mueller likes operating in the shadows.
Now we ask, just how important is this man to Mueller’s “Russian collusion” investigation? The Hill reports that Burke did some property tax work for the president for more than 10 years.
Doing what, you ask? What any self-respecting billionaire businessman would do: Finding ways to legally reduce his tax burden, The Hill noted:
Burke’s law firm of Klafter & Burke has worked with Trump’s companies repeatedly to reduce the property tax that Trump Tower and his other properties in Chicago have had to pay, according to the Sun-Times.
Over his 12 years working for Trump, Burke was allegedly able to cut the property taxes on the downtown tower by more than $14 million.
The Cohen factor
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