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Breaking: Manafort sues Mueller, Rosenstein, and Department of Justice
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[quote:Billy Ringo:MV8zNzMxODc2XzY2Nzc0Mjc1XzMyMTg5OTc0] Based on the following article, Manafort may have enough skeletons in his closet to keep Mueller busy for years. The problem is that those skeletons took 30+ years to accumulate, and he only worked for Trump for a few weeks. https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/06/2016-donald-trump-paul-manafort-ferinand-marcos-philippines-1980s-213952 After reading this article, it's understandable why Manafort and his lawyers are trying to keep Mueller on track with only the claims made against him associated with Trump's campaign. As a side note, there is conspiracy site, Crazy Days and Nights, that possibly implicates the Marcos in a decades long pedo organization which, by default, may implicate Manafort and thereby the Podestas. [/quote]
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The suit alleges that Mueller has strayed beyond the scope of the investigation he was authorized to pursue, and argues that the charges filed against Manafort have nothing to do with the 2016 presidential election that spurred Mueller's appointment.
"The actions of DOJ and Mr. Rosenstein in issuing the Appointment Order, and Mr. Mueller's actions pursuant to the authority the Order granted him, were arbitrary, capricious, and not in accordance with the law," the suit reads.
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