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dameatball

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1. Taken in context of past investigations, this is not really slow. We just all want the happy ending.

Reply to bluestarone (Original post)

Sun May 27, 2018, 11:02 AM

May 2018

I doubt that any previous investigations, special counsels, etc, have had to deal with anything approaching this magnitude of corruption.

On the other hand, it could be complete next week.....what the hell do I know?

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For me, Muellers time frame may be slow BUT the biggest thing i'm looking at is [View all] bluestarone May 2018 OP

Taken in context of past investigations, this is not really slow. We just all want the happy ending. dameatball May 2018 #1

True here bluestarone May 2018 #2

Problem is, the damage being done while the investigation drags on is huge. Clinton's or even Hoyt May 2018 #3

I understand. However, releasing things prematurely does not seem to fit this scenario. dameatball May 2018 #4