Do you think the Mueller investigation will result in a recommendation of indictment against Trump *

[DemocratSinceBirth]

*I know there is a debate on whether a sitting president can be indicted but if there is enough evidence for indictment there is certainly enough evidence for impeachment

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	10 (83%)
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	2 (17%)
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[exboyfil]

1. I would like to test the ability for a state

to get an indictment though.

[Kleveland]

2. Would love to vote yes....

But the way things are now, I cannot muster enough positive enthusiasm.

All I can muster is a pessimistic "wait and see".

[Thomas Hurt]

3. +1

getting a President removed is not an easy thing. I think Donnie is as dirty as the day is long. Whether they can prove it and whether, at this point, the GOP will do anything about it...is up for grabs.

[berksdem]

5. +1

to your +1... Could not agree more. I fear at the end the investigation it will be more about Trump's team of sleaze-balls rather than Trump himself. He will be left in the position to pardon his criminal court. I hope I am wrong but unless Mueller has a smoking gun this dipsh*t will remain in office.

[Hoyt]

11. Exactly. With the exception of Trump, it is probably a good thing it is difficult to

remove a Prez. They would have gotten Obama quickly if it were easy. Right or wrong (as in this recent election) the people did elect Trump under the election rules.

There were lots of things working against Cinton (some might have been illegal, certainly immoral), but Trump managed to get out 60+ million ignorant white wing racists to vote for him. I think we are stuck with him.

[Not Ruth]

4. Mueller and Schneiderman are working together

Link to tweet

And Twitter has turned against Team Patriot.

Winter is coming.

[Madam45for2923]

6. Yep! Plus let's not forget the STATES' COURTS!!

[FLPanhandle]

7. Should there be indictments, yes. Will there be, no.

I doubt that will ever happen.

[4139]

13. Yep. Nm

[Bleacher Creature]

8. I do believe that someone in that family will serve time.

With the three obvious candidates being Sr., Jr., and Jared.

I hope it's all three, but I do think one of them is going down.

[wiggs]

9. At what point, if any, does Mueller pull aside some congresspersons and

tell them that his investigation may take another year to craft a complete and airtight set of indictment recommendations....but....we can't afford to wait that long because we have a severely compromised, corrupt, and dysfunctional administration in the WH?

Does he share info for the good of the country, even if the political route to justice and governmental stability prematurely exposes his legal case against this cabal?

[Adrahil]

10. I'm not sure this will get to Trump directly...

But I'd bet at least Manafort and Flynn are indicted if they don't flip on Trump.

Trump is dirty for sure, but knowing and proving are two different things.

[NewJeffCT]

12. If he's allowed to investigate fully and to completion

I will say YES.

However, I think Trump will try to force somebody in the Justice Dept to fire Mueller and his team and there won't be enough votes to override a Trump veto of a new law authorizing the special counsel. (I think many Republicans will vote for it, just not enough to get 2/3 in both the Senate and House)

[NastyRiffraff]

14. I voted Yes but

there should be a choice of "I hope to hell it happens!"