Rapid Reaction From the Drip Drip Drip

I'm seeing a trend of people that are slightly confused and underwhelmed by the recent news stories, so I wanted to take a brief second to explain a few things.

This is exactly how investigations play out; you usually just don't see it happen in real-time. They aren't usually fast, they aren't usually pretty. There are lots of twists and turns - which is the reason that most people in DOJ were concerned about Comey telling POTUS that he wasn't under investigation at the time. Once you get in there and start looking under rocks, you never know what you're going to find. That is exactly what you're seeing. I said on Twitter that the circle is closing, and that's important. Look at how close the confirmed investigations are getting to the Oval Office. Investigations hardly ever start off with the biggest fish; they're kind of like a counter-insurgency operation in the military, finding a low to mid-level operative, collecting information and working your way up. The pace of this investigation is actually staggering if you think about it. He's been in office for 6 months, and we have confirmed investigations into Jared Kushner, Michael Flynn, Paul Manafort, Roger Stone, Carter Page, Boris Epshteyn. We have allegations that Bannon, Flynn, Conway and Clovis have been identified in a recruiting document used by a GOP strategist that wanted Clinton emails from hackers. If Mueller can verify that bit of information, that is far more than attempted-collusion - that is full-blown collusion. Full stop. No getting around it. We know there's a case for obstruction based on the Comey firing and his response. We know that the FBI is looking into financials and breaking up Russian money laundering campaigns at what seems to be record pace. We know that FinCEN has turned thousands of pages over to the Senate Intelligence Committee. It's getting good. I would recommend keeping popcorn handy.

The drip-drip-drip has been quieter lately, and that is to be expected with the appointment of Mueller and the special counsel. The information is still out there, and as I and many others have said on Twitter, a haymaker is expected soon. I know that sometimes if you look at it individually, a story can seem underwhelming. When you look at it in the totality of circumstances, it's beginning to paint a very clear picture of misdeeds and illegality. The only questions that should remain are: 1. How much longer until the KO punch? 2. How deep does this thing go?