American hero Robert Mueller (left) and the guy who’s glad he’s dead
Robert S. Mueller III, 81, died Friday night. He came from a privileged background, but unlike many of his peers, enlisted in the Marines and was a lieutenant on the front lines in Vietnam, wounded and decorated for heroism. He left the prestigious law firm he had joined after the war to become a federal prosecutor in Washington, DC, focused on high-profile cases. He then served under two presidents as FBI director.
Then he again abandoned his lucrative private practice to be the special prosecutor investigating Russian influence in the 2016 Presidential election. He found the interference, indicted and convicted some Donald Trump campaign luminaries, but said he found insufficient evidence to prove Trump himself was involved.
Getting off the hook apparently wasn’t enough for Trump. His comment on this American hero’s death was: “Good, I’m glad he’s dead. He can no longer hurt innocent people.” [https://apnews.com/article/robert-mueller-fbi-director-trump-russia-investigation-7aca939dc25d4652815376f73e0f9aaf] Or come too close to the maybe not so innocent, maybe.
Juan Ciscomani, we realize the last thing you want to do is hold a public forum where a constituent could ask in person an embarrassing (in other words relevant) question, but if someone ever did get the chance to inquire as to why you do nothing but support the vile Donald J. Trump, what would you say?
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