> How in the world is it an injustice when criminals are found guilty in the court of law? If it’s politically motivated, then it is unjust. I take Gates’ and

> How in the world is it an injustice when criminals are found guilty in the court of law? If it’s politically motivated, then it is unjust. I take Gates’ and Manafort’s guilty pleas seriously. They both admit to crimes. However, none of these crimes come close to conspiring with Russia to rig an election. That didn’t happen from a legal perspective. As far as Mueller and his report, it struck me as antithetical to the US system of justice when he inverted the standard of presumed innocence when he said, “if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.” Additionally Mueller did not seem to know about Fusion GPS when he testified before Congress. The special council never interviewed Kilimnick. One factual note, it seems like one of Manafort’s convictions is from his dealings with Yanukovych, who is Ukrainian, not Russian, although he is currently living in exile in Russia. No one is saying poor Trump. I’m just saying the special council did not prove a conspiracy to win the White House.