Anyone heard from Obama or meuller lately?

@metal-brain said
Let me get this straight. The president is being investigated for getting help from Russian election interfering and the policy is to not disadvantage Trump in the mid-term elections?

I'll assume that is because indictments are not convictions. You might want to remember that indictments of Russians for hacking allegations are not convictions. They are merely allegations and nothing more.

You might remember that it's a long standing policy and not about Trump.

Since you know so little about the subject, you shouldn't assume anything.

@no1marauder said
You might remember that it's a long standing policy and not about Trump.

Since you know so little about the subject, you shouldn't assume anything.

A policy and a rule are two different things.

@metal-brain said
A policy and a rule are two different things.

To be specific it is a DOJ practice which by regulation Special Counsels, like Mueller, "shall" comply with.

@no1marauder said
To be specific it is a DOJ practice which by regulation Special Counsels, like Mueller, "shall" comply with.

Is it a DOJ "practice" to use illegally obtained material? I refer to... https://www.foxnews.com/politics/treasury-employee-arrested-on-suspicion-of-leaking-financial-info-on-trump-campaign-officials-russians

@mott-the-hoople said
Is it a DOJ "practice" to use illegally obtained material? I refer to... https://www.foxnews.com/politics/treasury-employee-arrested-on-suspicion-of-leaking-financial-info-on-trump-campaign-officials-russians

What does a Treasury official leaking documents to reporters (of course she's entitled to a "presumption of innocence" isn't she, Mott?) have to do with Mueller?