President Trump vs. Robert Mueller

The news has dribbled out slowly, but the totals are striking: “the Trump campaign interacted with Russians at least thirty-one times throughout the campaign” and there were “at least 19 known meetings."
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Christopher Steele believes his dossier on Trump-Russia is 70-90% accurate

Mike Pence gets tangled in another lie
Supposed straight-shooting VP looks foolish again after misstatements about Donald Trump Jr. and WikiLeaks

Is Mike Pence guilty of obstruction of justice?
The vice president has a lot of questions to answer.

Mike Pence Up To His Neck In Russia Scandal, Losing Press Secretary

Trump’s “Coffee Boy” Keeps Sabotaging His Russia Story
The chaos of the Trump-campaign circus attracted a variety of eccentrics, grifters, hustlers, résumé-inflators and Russophiles from which the White House is now doing its best to disassociate from: former adviser Carter Page, the self-described Russian-energy expert who has been talking to the F.B.I.; former campaign manager Paul Manafort, who has been indicted on 12 counts of financial crimes related to his lobbying operations in eastern Europe; Mike Flynn, who is being investigated by Robert Mueller for undisclosed work on behalf of the Turkish government that allegedly included a plot to kidnap a Muslim cleric living in rural Pennsylvania.

And, of course, there is George Papadopoulos, the former Trump campaign adviser who pleaded guilty this summer to lying to federal agents about his contacts with Russians who appear, by any reasonable standard, to have been spies.

Papadopoulos, according to Donald Trump, was a low-level volunteer—a “coffee boy,” according to another former campaign official. But Papadopoulos saw his role as much more significant—and evidence of his travels and communications on behalf of the campaign suggests that it was.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team investigating whether President Donald Trump sought to obstruct a federal inquiry into connections between his presidential campaign and Russian operatives has now directed the Justice Department to turn over a broad array of documents

The latest move suggests the Special Counsel is still actively digging into, among other matters, whether Trump or any other administration official improperly tried to influence an ongoing investigation.