Seems to be a simple solution. Release the full report with as few redactions (if any) as possible. Everyone knew from the beginning that anything short of that would be meet with skepticism.Some on the team say it's not as good for Trump as implied but refuse to say why or what.
It's fun to watch how the left creates a narrative about what the Barr memo was (a full summary) then attacks it as not being what they say the narrative was.
Read the memo - 2 principle questions: 1) collusion conspiracy - uses the direct quote from the report saying the evidence of this happening isn't there. 2) obstruction - says Mueller pointed out instances that might or might not be interpreted as obstruction but could not make a call and punted to DOJ. DOJ reviewed and said we don't see enough. That's it.
The left creates a narrative that Barr isn't going to release the report (invented narrative whole cloth) then rails against the narrative.
Now some on the team suggest the narrative that Trump did nothing wrong is overstated (even though Barr never said that) but we can't tell you how or about what.
Rinse, repeat.
Seems to be a simple solution. Release the full report with as few redactions (if any) as possible. Everyone knew from the beginning that anything short of that would be meet with skepticism.
Had a four page "summary" been released claiming Trump was guilty the right would be apocalyptic in their mania to have the whole report released. (and we all know that is true)
Without full disclosure, there can be no full support of and belief in Barr's conclusions.
Did you read the NYT article linked by Velo? If you did you'd have read this
"The fallout from Mr. Barr’s letter outlining the Russia investigation’s main findings overshadowed his intent to make public as much of the entire report as possible, a goal he has stressed since his confirmation hearing in January. He reiterated to lawmakers on Friday that he wanted both Congress and the public to read the report and said that the department would by mid-April furnish a version with sensitive material blacked out. He offered to testify on Capitol Hill soon after turning over the report."
The narrative that the summary was all that was coming out or that he would release the report only if pressured is pure fiction authored by Dems.
"The fallout from Mr. Barr’s letter outlining the Russia investigation’s main findings overshadowed his intent to make public as much of the entire report as possible, a goal he has stressed since his confirmation hearing in January. He reiterated to lawmakers on Friday that he wanted both Congress and the public to read the report and said that the department would by mid-April furnish a version with sensitive material blacked out. He offered to testify on Capitol Hill soon after turning over the report."
It's fun to watch how the left creates a narrative about what the Barr memo was (a full summary) then attacks it as not being what they say the narrative was.
Now chart the evolution of the GOP narrative. Start with "complete exoneration" to "Mueller dossier" to where ever we're headed (I suspect it will soon be a discredited "witch hunt" again).
Bonus: where does this fit in?
We already know there's no further charges pending from the SCO. That doesn't mean that the report doesn't detail sleazy conduct.