TRAITOR: As Soon As He Was Asked About Mueller, Sen. Flake Ripped Off His Mask| SEE Who He REALLY IS
TRAITOR: As Soon As He Was Asked About Mueller, Sen. Flake Ripped Off His Mask And Showed The World Who He REALLY IS
Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ), a Republican and outspoken critic of President Trump, has defended Robert Mueller, and even said he would consider getting Congress to hire Mueller as a special prosecutor if President Trump removes him from his current position as special counsel.
Mueller has been accused of unfairly stacking his legal team with Democrat donors and sympathizers to conduct the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election. The president has repeatedly called Mueller’s investigation a “witch hunt,” and others have accused Mueller of being too close to former FBI director James Comey to conduct a fair and unbiased investigation.
Flake went on MSNBC on Thursday and said, despite these reservations, if President Trump did remove Mueller from his office, he could be rehired by Congress:
“I think that if he were to be removed, however it’s done by the assistant attorney general or a new one, Congress would assert its prerogatives.”
“That would mean hiring a special prosecutor, and that might even be Bob Mueller.”
Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ), a Republican and outspoken critic of President Trump, has defended Robert Mueller, and even said he would consider getting Congress to hire Mueller as a special prosecutor if President Trump removes him from his current position as special counsel.
Mueller has been accused of unfairly stacking his legal team with Democrat donors and sympathizers to conduct the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election. The president has repeatedly called Mueller’s investigation a “witch hunt,” and others have accused Mueller of being too close to former FBI director James Comey to conduct a fair and unbiased investigation.
Flake went on MSNBC on Thursday and said, despite these reservations, if President Trump did remove Mueller from his office, he could be rehired by Congress:
“I think that if he were to be removed, however it’s done by the assistant attorney general or a new one, Congress would assert its prerogatives.”
“That would mean hiring a special prosecutor, and that might even be Bob Mueller.”
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