Mueller desperation becoming more evident as he fails to find what Democrats hoped for

D.C. Whispers:
He is burning through tens of millions of dollars in taxpayer cash every month as he tries to find something substantive to attack the Trump presidency with. So far Robert Mueller has come up with nothing beyond a couple of minor plea deals largely unrelated to President Trump (and even those are now crumbling after closer legal scrutiny) and those who backed him are said to be growing angry over how little Mueller has so far delivered.

“The clock is really ticking on Mueller now. His reputation, legacy, whatever you want to call it, it’s all on the line. He’s under enormous pressure. His investigation has been a huge failure.”

So says a longtime Congressional staffer with years of experience surviving the D.C. swamp.

“Mueller’s getting desperate. He’s frustrated. Some say he’s despondent. He’s pulling people off of airport runways in gotcha interview sessions. Kicking in doors, showing up unannounced at workplaces, monitoring private conversations, travel, everything. It’s bizarre, police-state type stuff that’s going on. The public is tired of it all but they don’t even know how bad Mueller’s behavior has been and how it’s getting worse. The entire investigation is out of control. The media has been covering up just how abusive it really is.
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If he were a man of integrity he would resign and tell the truth that there was no Russian collusion with the Trump campaign.  Instead, Mueller is trying to manufacture a process crime against the President in support of the Democrats coup attempt.   The media that has been pushing the Russian conspiracy theories keeps embarrassing itself.  They would be wise to turn their efforts on investigating Fusion GPS and its own going efforts to push this bogus story.

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