depends on what "working with" means.
technically Russia is not an enemy of the US, we are not at war with them, right?
therefore IF you can PROVE beyond the shadow of a doubt that he engaged in conspiracy with Russia to illegally RIG the US election process, then I am all for impeaching him and allowing Mike Pence to take over as acting president.
short of that, forget it. I don't care if they talked about public election data. As far as I understand it , that's not a crime and shouldn't be.
:lamo
Who cares what you understand ?
If it's proven that Trump collaborated with the Russians to gain ANY advantage in the 2016 election, he should be not serve another day in office...and should probably be in jail.
That said, I'm sure you would love to see Mike Pence become POTUS, but that's not going to happen either. Chance are, if Trump does go do (which is very doubtful given the state of mind and lack of spine of GOP'ers in the Senate), Pence will ultimately be caught up as well. So, be careful what you wish for.
it sure seems like they are dragging this out as far as they can though. the only reason I can think of to do that is because no real evidence.
Lol, I'm sure that's the only reason YOU can think of...but that reflects your state of mind moreso than anything approaching an objective analysis.
The Watergate investigation lasted 4 years.
Ken Star's investigation of the Clintons lasted 6 years.
The Iran-Contra investigation lasted 6 years.
The Scooter Libby/Plamegate Investigation lasted almost 4 years.
The Mike Espy corruption investigation (during Clinton years) lasted 6 yeats.
Henry Cisneros (HUD) mistress investigation in the 90's lasted NINE years.
Mueller's investigation has lasted 2+ years, and has already resulted in 35 indictments (including 5 high ranking Trump campaign officials) 13 Russian nationals, 12 Russian intelligence officers, 5 Russian companies, and 3 or 4 other individuals. And that's in just TWO YEARS.
That is more than ALL previous Special Counsel type investigation of the last 40 years, except for Watergate (which ultimately resulted in 68 indictments and 45+ convictions).
So, let's be clear. The only reason some people think the Mueller investigation has gone on too long is because they are Trump loyalists. These are people who are more loyal to their ideology than to their country.