‘When Trump dies…’: Trump’s comments on Robert Mueller’s death anger voters; Laura Loomer weighs in
President Donald Trump criticized for comments on former FBI director’s death Robert Miller. Shortly after the New York Times cited the Mueller family 81-year-old man diesthe president posted an “I’m so happy” message on Truth Social.
“Robert Mueller just died. Well, I’m glad he’s dead. He can’t hurt innocent people anymore!” Trump wrote.
The 79-year-old’s comments angered some social media users. However, right-wing commentators, including Laura Loomer, stand by my view.
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“When Trump dies. Well, I’ll be glad he’s dead. He can’t hurt innocent people anymore!” commentator Brian Krassenstein wrote on the X (formerly Twitter) platform.
“I wish every Republican who was angry about people celebrating Charlie Kirk’s death would immediately condemn Trump for saying ‘I’m glad he’s dead’ to Robert Mueller. That’s disgusting,” Democratic commentator Harry Thiessen wrote on Twitter.
Laura Loomer supports Trump
Loomer posted a screenshot of the president’s post on
“President Trump’s response to Robert Mueller’s death has been absolutely harsh,” Nick Salter wrote on Twitter.
Robert Mueller vs Trump
Mueller documented Russia’s interference in the 2016 U.S. election and its contacts with Donald Trump’s campaign. However, he did not bring criminal charges against the president.
Mueller retired in 2013 after 12 years as FBI director, but four years later, after Trump fired then-FBI Director James Comey, Mueller was recalled by senior Justice Department officials to serve as special counsel to take over the investigation into Russian election interference.
Mueller’s 22-month investigation resulted in indictments of 34 people, including several Trump associates as well as Russian intelligence officials and three Russian companies, and a series of guilty pleas and convictions. Mueller ultimately did not bring criminal charges against the Republican president, deeply disappointing many Democrats.
(With information from Reuters)
