For fear of repeating myself, I think this is a moment in history...

[kentuck]

...where the Congress needs to protect the Special Counsel Law? It doesn't matter whether the Special Counsel is a Democrat or Republican or None of the above, the Law needs to be protected at all times.

Nobody is above the Law of our country. Let no one think that they are. That would be folly of the highest magnitude.

This is also a moment in history where the Legislature must stand up for the Constitution that they are sworn to protect and defend.

Our Congress must stand behind Robert Mueller and his Investigation.

[wasupaloopa]

1. trump would not sign it.

This is historical though in that trump is doing what ever he wants no matter what the rule of law says. And the repubs are complicit.

[kentuck]

2. And if it has 70 votes?

And he refuses to sign or goes thru a pocket veto, then what?

[RussBLib]

3. Everything for the Russians it would appear

How fucking strange is that? And the GOP is falling in line.

[Moostache]

4. Nothing (apparently)

Ask the Russian interference sanctions that passed 530-5 through both houses....

[C_U_L8R]

5. Mitch says no.

We're gonna have to unseat these fckers if we expect justice

[Mr. Ected]

6. If the Democrats ever regain power in Washington

It'll probably be one of the first things on their agenda. Until then, it simply isn't going to happen. Republicans only concern themselves with control. They have no ability to govern. They have no moral compass. They live in the moment, to protect their interests and to devastate the opposition.

We'll get our special prosecutor protection law. One day. Let's hope it's not too late by then.

[Kirk Lover]

7. It's not if it's when. nt

[Mr. Ected]

8. Until Russia gets the eff out of our elections, I'd say all bets are off.

On a level playing field, we kick their asses, fair and square.

[kentuck]

9. We are either a nation of laws ...

...or we are not?

[Mr. Ected]

10. I think we're about to get an answer to that question, kentuck. n/m