So, I was wrong for saying that I'd accept the Muller report and it's findings?
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Why did you think the post was directed at you
No wonder the Democrats are NOW thinking of a cover-up.![]()
Public or at least have it evaluated by people that can be trusted to make the key parts public. I understand that parts may have sensitive information (perhaps national security) and that obviously can’t be made public.Makes perfect sense. You want the report made public, right?
Yeah, I’ve been saying that for years. But let me ask you. Did you elect guys that you want to see cover the truth out of part loyalty?Elections have consequences.
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If Trump is really exonerated we need to move past this shit. Keeping the report secret just drags it out. We need closure.
A summary from a Trump nominee who lobbied for the job by publicly criticizing the Mueller investigation does not exonerate him. Especially when we consider the findings on obstruction of justice. The only way to exonerate Trump is to release the report or to hear from Mueller himself. The country deserves it.This seems pretty disingenous. He is exonerated, but the left doesn't want to accept it.
I think it's soul searching time for the left: You guys need to look inwardly and figure out why you're in mourning. Why did you want so badly for the worst to be true?
Are you really all so petty and treasonous?
A summary from a Trump nominee who lobbied for the job by publicly criticizing the Mueller investigation does not exonerate him. Especially when we consider the findings on obstruction of justice. The only way to exonerate Trump is to release the report or to hear from Mueller himself. The country deserves it.
And wtf are you taking about when you call people “treasonous”? Talk about disengenuous!
As you should, but I wouldnt hold my breath that anything significant is unredacted.Well that about wraps up the run-on sentence award for 2019.
I'm ready to pull up stakes and move on from the Campaign-Russia election connection, but my ticket out of town is the text of the Mueller report, and I'll wait for my ticket.
Barr is such tease, mentioning:Well that about wraps up the run-on sentence award for 2019.
I'm ready to pull up stakes and move on from the Campaign-Russia election connection, but my ticket out of town is the text of the Mueller report, and I'll wait for my ticket.
Based on the below it sounds like most of the details, unless it is russian interference related and classified for nat security, are redacted because they pertain to ongoing cases - what is still open - Flynn sentencing? Stone? and I am not sure if there are other matters that may be under investigation we don't know about. But anyway even if Barr doesn't want to share, by the time Congress gets ahold of it we should see details except for the ongoing cases.As you should, but I wouldnt hold my breath that anything significant is unredacted.
Based on my discussions with the Special Counsel and my initial review, it is apparent that the report contains material that is or could be subject to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 6(e), which imposes restrictions on the use and disclosure of information relating to “matteroccurring before [a] grand jury.” Fed. R. Crim. P. 6(e)(2)(B). Rule 6(e) generally limits disclosure of certain grand jury information in a criminal investigation and prosecution. Id. Disclosure of 6(e) material beyond the strict limits set forth in the rule is a crime in certain circumstances. See, e.g., 18 U.S.C. 401(3). This restriction protects the integrity of grand jury proceedings and ensures that the unique and invaluable investigative powers of a grand jury are used strictly for their intended criminal justice function.
I'd actually support Pelosi shutting down Congress from pushing things further. The Dems have thoroughly embarrassed themselves and given Trump a massive 2020 boost.Barr is such tease, mentioning:
- POTUS actions investigated werent "the subject of public reporting"
- unexplained "evidence on both sides of the question" of obstruction
- "several matters refered to offices for further action" - doesn't say if all are publically reported?
Based on the below it sounds like most of the details, unless it is russian interference related and classified for nat security, are redacted because they pertain to ongoing cases - what is still open - Flynn sentencing? Stone? and I am not sure if there are other matters that may be under investigation we don't know about. But anyway even if Barr doesn't want to share, by the time Congress gets ahold of it we should see details except for the ongoing cases.
Yup agreed plenty to to actually talk about, people don't really give a shit about this compared to the issues.I'd actually support Pelosi shutting down Congress from pushing things further. The Dems have thoroughly embarrassed themselves and given Trump a massive 2020 boost.
Trump's proposed budget involves cutting Medicare, Medicaid, and social security. Dems would be wise to force the corporate media to talk about that.