Earlier Friday, George Soros’s Think Progress outlet followed up on the Mueller indictment in an article titled, Mueller is still investigating Trump’s campaign for possible collusion. It included the subtitle, He can tweet “no collusion!” all he wants.
This is in response to Trump’s tweet that “there was no collusion” after the Mueller indictment was published online, along with an announcement by Rod Rosenstein.
Russia started their anti-US campaign in 2014, long before I announced that I would run for President. The results of the election were not impacted. The Trump campaign did nothing wrong – no collusion!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 16, 2018
The President repeated his comments in a statement as well, to which Think Progress wrote: The caveat of “in this indictment” is key — officials are not ruling out the possibility of allegations of collusion against the Trump campaign in future indictments.
The publication claims “in this indictment” is a signal that other indictments might implicate the Trump team or Trump himself.
The indictment emphasized that Russians aimed their “sophisticated campaign” at Hillary Clinton. That is allegedly a warning of future indictments.
Mueller’s Leaking
Mid-afternoon, Bloomberg reported that this indictment doesn’t mean there won’t be further charges.
They have not concluded their probe into Trump and his associates, according to their source. In other words, Robert Mueller’s witch hunting team is leaking.
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Mueller was just putting Russia on notice with this indictment, their source told them. The probe will go on for months. They are still investigating collusion and obstruction of justice.
Of course it will and they are. Mueller and his minions want to influence the election in November.
If it's a federal crime for foreigners to interfere in U.S. elections, when can we expect the indictment of Christopher Steele, who lied to federal officials and fed them false information?
— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) February 17, 2018
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