One of the first members of Mueller's team represented the guy who set up Hilliary's email server

Wanna see example #5,496,721 of how the Lying Mainstream Media covers for Democrats even as it savages conservatives?

The awful Washington Post has a "feature" it calls "notes"--which it describes this way

Notes are up-to-date, helpful background information from across The Washington Post.

Got it?  "Up-to-date"?  And "helpful"?  Well, that's what the Post says.  And certainly if you're looking to whitewash the background of, say, special counsel Robert Mueller's team of anti-Trump wackos, that would be true.

One of the first people Mueller hired was a guy named Aaron Zebley.  Here's the Post's "notes" on him, found today:

by Matt Zapotosky  (Updated Jul 2, 2017 at 12:29 P)

   Zebley is a former assistant U.S. Attorney in the Eastern District of Virginia and served as Mueller’s chief of staff when Mueller was FBI director. He came with Mueller from the law firm WilmerHale.
    Federal records show he has made no political donations.

So..."federal records show" he hasn't made any political donations, eh?  Why would the Post's Zapotosky include such a *seemingly* irrelevant statement about a presumably low-ranking gopher?

Because they're covering for Mueller and the Dems.  Zebley is the most pro-Hilliary hack you could find.  Among *many* other partisan signs Zebley represented a guy named Justin Cooper--who set up Hilliary's private email server.  Cooper was offered--and accepted--immunity by the FIB's in exchange for his testimony (meaning you can't then plead the 5th to avoid testifying), but then for a reason known only to his attorney (Zebley), he changed his mind and backed out of the deal.  And refused to even appear before the congressional committee investigating Hilliary's use of the email server to store beyond-Top-Secret information.

Who in their right mind would reject an offer of immunity?

Someone who was offered a sweeter deal.

By the way:  Cooper also reportedly smashed several of Hilliary's "Blackberry" phones with a hammer, even though they presumably held evidence relevant to the investigation.

Destroying evidence.  There's a really upstanding guy there.  And no one seems to have asked Zebley about that.