When it comes to Robert Mueller’s long and arduous look at the 2016 election, there has been no shortage of ostensibly zany moments.

This certainly wasn’t expected.  The somber and shameful task of promoting a democratic conspiracy theory into the ousting of a President should be serious business.  The reason that it hasn’t been all P’s & Q’s is thanks to Mueller’s own, ever-widening scope.

Now well over a year and a half in, Mueller’s team have begun seeking out some of the fringe characters in this theory, including longtime political trickster Roger Stone.

Unfortunately for the Special Counsel, Stone is no rube when it comes to these sorts of operations, and has forced Robert Mueller’s team to take extraordinary action against him.

Roger Stone remains free to talk about Robert Mueller and the Russia investigation, just not in and around the Washington, D.C., courthouse where the longtime Donald Trump associate is fighting the special counsel’s charges he lied to Congress and obstructed its Russia investigation.

That’s the end result from a four-page order issued Friday from a federal judge who had been considering a complete gag order on Stone in the wake of his full-on media blitz since his arrest last month in south Florida.

But, wait; there’s more.

Also Friday, Mueller’s team released a filing in the case that included a tantalizing nugget suggesting federal prosecutors might have obtained “Stone’s communications” with WikiLeaks, the website that dumped stolen Democratic emails during the election. While the language was somewhat vague, legal watchers quickly noted that it might represent a jarring new revelation, as previously Stone had only conceded to trying to connect with WikiLeaks via intermediaries.

Roger Stone was arrested weeks ago in his south Florida home, in a raid reminiscent of a SWAT-involved hostage situation – an event that CNN was in place and ready to capture long before police had even arrived.

There isn’t much left for the “resistance” to do, nor are there many more milestones for them to reach.

They’ve marched on Washington, they’ve attempted to assassinate not only President Trump, but also the entire GOP charity baseball team, and they have transformed our social media landscape into a Nazi-esque world of censorship and Scarlet Letters.

One of the most vocal instigators of this nonsense was Maxine Waters – a Congresswoman from California, unsurprisingly.  Her call to “form mobs” and confront conservatives in public came just days before several senior female officials in the Trump White House were accosted at restaurants while dining with their friends and families.

Now, Mad Max is back at it, sharpening her proverbial pitchfork once again.

Friday on MSNBC’s “All In,” Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) called on Americans to protest across the country to send President Donald Trump a message that his declaration of a national emergency on the U.S.-Mexico border is “fake.”

Waters said, “I really expect we’re going to have a growing number of Republicans that are going to join with us in this disapproval. Yes, they’re concerned if a Democratic president gets elected then they can use emergency powers to do a lot of the things they don’t like. As you know, they don’t believe in climate change. They don’t want us to talk about Medicare for all or any of those subjects they think we’ll spend too much government money, even though they’ve created the largest debt we’ve seen in government for many many years.”

She continued…

She continued, “I’ve been talking about impeachment for a long time. I’m absolutely stunned and amazed that the American people have taken so much off of this president. This president has lied, I think it’s been documented, 8,000 times in the last two years. This president has committed obstruction of justice right before our very eyes. And if we could ever get Manafort to tell the truth, then we will find they conspired to get Trump elected so sanctions could be lifted off of Russia. President Obama created sanctions, placed them on Russia, because of their invasion, basically in Crimea, and they can’t drill into the Arctic, do some of these things they want to do. They don’t have the equipment. Our allies are working with us to honor the sanctions, and that’s what this is all about. The Americans have taken too much off of this president. He is dishonorable. He does not deserve to be president of the United States. As a matter of fact, he loves Putin, dictators, loves Kim Jong-un, talking about they’re in love now.”

There is little room for escalation of the leftist rhetoric, as we mentioned earlier.  Maxine Waters’ call to action would almost inevitably lead to violence, or worse.