re: Trump: ‘Robert Mueller just died. Good, I’m glad he’s dead.’

This board is being overrun with bots. No one Republican or MAGA will EVER vote for the Dems again. Ever.

No open borders. No trans dudes in girls bathrooms and sports. Simple as that.

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So Trump should eulogize a guy that attempted to ruin his life?

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No one said this and you know that.

“You can be a terrible human if you push what we believe. Haha, suck it haters!”

That battle cry is why the Dems are going to own the midterms.

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An investigation based on lies and deception to try and ruin a man's career and several other things. Why does Mueller get a free pass?

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Well it’s a lot more nuanced than this IMO, but we don’t have to go down that whole rabbit hole right now.

The bottom line is people are tired of this whole schtick where his entire existence seems predicated on throwing red meat to his minority base of kooks.

And yes, his enthusiastic base is in fact a significant minority… even if Republicans as a whole are not.

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You would rather he lie like all politicians.

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I mean he could just not say anything. It’s not that hard

Your response is highly inappropriate

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“You can be a terrible human if you push what we believe. Haha, suck it haters!”

That battle cry is why the Dems are going to own the midterms.

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I don’t know a simple conservative (MAGA or moderate) that will ever vote for a Democrat again.

Never again. No open borders. No trans. Never again. Period.

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I mean he could just not say anything. It’s not that hard

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If a corrupt prosecutor targeted you for years, costing you hundreds of thousands in legal bills, arresting your friends, showing up to your house with swat teams, etc,

Would you stay quiet when he croaked?

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@GROK: why is trump upset with mueller?

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Trump has long viewed Robert Mueller and his 2017–2019 special counsel investigation as a politically motivated "witch hunt" that unfairly targeted him, wasted tens of millions of taxpayer dollars, and damaged his presidency without finding evidence of criminal conspiracy ("collusion") between his 2016 campaign and Russia.

Core Reasons for Trump's Grievance —
Trump and his supporters argue the probe was illegitimate from the start. Here's the main breakdown based on what Trump has repeatedly stated and what the record shows:No collusion found, yet the investigation dragged on for ~22 months — Mueller's report concluded there was insufficient evidence to establish that the Trump campaign conspired or coordinated with Russia to influence the 2016 election. Trump sees this as proof it was a "hoax" or "phony cloud" hung over his administration, launched on flimsy premises (including the Steele dossier, later widely discredited). He has called it the "single greatest witch hunt in American political history."


Obstruction volume but no charges —
Mueller detailed multiple episodes where Trump tried to limit or shut down the probe (e.g., asking White House Counsel Don McGahn to fire Mueller over alleged "conflicts," pressuring officials on the Russia probe, or influencing witnesses). Mueller wrote that the evidence did not exonerate Trump on obstruction but also declined to charge him (citing DOJ policy against indicting a sitting president). Trump argues this was unfair: either charge him or fully clear him. He and his team portrayed it as Mueller leaving the door open for political attacks.

Personal conflicts and bias claims —
Trump has called Mueller "totally conflicted," a "true Never Trumper," and pointed to:Mueller allegedly wanting the FBI director job after Comey was fired (Trump says he turned him down).

A past "nasty and contentious" business dispute (reportedly over dues or membership at a Trump golf club).

Mueller's close friendship with James Comey (whom Trump fired).

The investigation's team including many Democrats and alleged reliance on flawed FISA warrants and leaks.

Trump has described the whole thing as presidential harassment that cost ~$40 million and was designed to undermine his election and presidency rather than pursue legitimate wrongdoing.Context from the Other SideCritics of Trump (and Mueller supporters) argue the investigation was justified by Russia's documented interference in the 2016 election (hacking, disinformation favoring Trump), contacts between Trump associates and Russians, and Trump's own actions that looked like obstruction attempts. Mueller's report explicitly said it was not a witch hunt and defended its work. Some inside the probe later criticized Mueller for being too cautious (e.g., not subpoenaing Trump directly or being more forceful on obstruction).

Recent Trigger (the X Post You Linked)The post you shared is praising Trump for being "real, unapologetic, and straight to the point" (with an image, likely of Trump criticizing Mueller or the probe). This aligns with Trump's consistent stance—he has never let it go, often revisiting it years later, especially when he feels the "deep state" or media still won't admit it was overblown. Recent mentions (including around claims of Mueller's death in some posts) show the grudge remains fresh for him and his base.In short: Trump sees Mueller as the face of a biased, expensive, inconclusive investigation that never should have happened and that his opponents weaponized against him. That's why he's still vocal about it. The divide is deeply partisan—supporters call it accountability for "lawfare"; opponents call Trump's attacks an attempt to discredit legitimate oversight.

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