Mueller team's attempt to entrap the President with the 'obstruction' scam

Conservative Tree House:
Mueller “Team” Does Not Want Special Counsel to Testify…

Can you imagine the questions:

Q: Mr. Mueller, did you go to Oval Office on May 16, 2017, because you wanted to apply for the job of FBI Director?
A: No.
Q: Mr. Mueller, was the mysterious cell phone you left behind in the oval office that day actually yours?
A: No.

And then, as Rod Rosenstein takes a hard and uncomfortable swallow, the Weissmann constructed house-of-cards starts to collapse….
...
Since it was already clear at the time that there was on Russian collusion it looks like the Mueller investigation was an attempt to entrap the President and his associates.  They never brought one case against any of the President's associates for actually working with the Russians.  They entrapped some with process crims and indicted others for unrelated crims but they never brought a case against any Trump associate for collusion with the Russians, because there never was any. 

It had been an objective of the coup plotters in the FBI from the beginning to try to get an obstruction charge even though they had no evidence of an underlying crime.  Mueller just continued that plot, but was unsuccessful in executing it.

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