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Trump continues to play to his base above all because a) it protects him from impeachment in the House and b) allows him to continue his narrative that the Russia investigation is nothing more than a political “witch hunt,” which helps protect him from removal by the Senate.
Further, Trump suggests that if Mueller treats him “fairly,” the investigation will show that there was no collusion, possibly setting a pretext for removing Mueller if his probe reveals additional evidence to the contrary. Trump will say Mueller is no longer being “fair.”pic.twitter.com/4zGkvLK5bd
Trump appears to believe that it’s the Attorney General’s responsibility to protect the president from being held accountable under the law, likely setting another pretext for removing sessions if Mueller’s investigation gets too close to Trump and his family.pic.twitter.com/Dy4oUdRr6P
The President is attempting to break down the rule of law as a widely accepted American norm, even going a step further to normalize the dangerous counter-norm that the president and the Executive Branch are above the law.
Finally, Trump suggests that the Justice Department has no independence and, by extension, that he is above the law. I believe these statements foretell the kinds of actions Trump may be willing to take if Mueller’s investigation gets close enough to the Oval Office.pic.twitter.com/yvHGmVBx1F
To Mueller's credit, Trump won't know whether he's being treated "fairly" until a Marshall knocks on the door.
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