But Mueller is an honorable man!

[endicom]

American Thinker
James Lewis
Apr. 29, 2018

Jeez, I wish American politics would stop imitating William Shakespeare already.  Now we have Robert Mueller acting like a Roman assassin, and I just heard Victor Davis Hanson on YouTube say, "Mueller is an honorable man."

Hanson knows where that phrase comes from.  It's from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, all about the assassination of Caesar by Brutus and the other conspirators in the Roman Forum.

Shakespeare lived in and around the Court of Queen Elizabeth, where traitors were routinely sent to the Tower of London to be executed.  Some of the traitors were real, some victims of paranoid court politics.  The queen and her counselors made up their minds about Walter Raleigh, for one, and decided he had to die.  The survival of the monarch was all-important, and killing the wrong guy was just too bad.

More... https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2018/04/but_mueller_is_an_honorable_man.html

[Sanguine]

Good article.

[endicom]

Good article.

That Mueller would be damned with praise is an interesting thought.

[Sanguine]

That Mueller would be damned with praise is an interesting thought.

Ironic praise.

[Cyber Liberty]

VDH knows that Mueller is far from "an honest man."  But, as in the play,  where Brutus is declared "honorable" as things turned against him, so it goes with Mueller, Comey, McCabe and Rosenswine.  This is happening now.  I just want "faster, please."