C-south
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I find it funny they wouldn't let him jump ship even after all the constant attacks by Trump and his minions. If barr's statement could stand on it's own, he wouldn't be needed. Remember Rosenstein also helped craft the Comey firing memo.Many who believe Barr is covering for Trump have/had a high opinion of Rod. He signed off on the summary as well. Has publicly defended Barr. So is he a good guy or bad guy?
Rod Rosenstein defends Barr's 'integrity' ahead of Mueller report release
Muller answered the question of conspiracy, and left the question of obstruction to DOJ who answered that question.
There was never meat in the bun.
So the lead investigator says there are no crimes but you believe anything redacted might be proof of a crime? Lol![]()
First, you assume that Barr's representation of no collusion is accurate and comprehensive.
Second, you assume Mueller "left it" to DOJ to decide. False. It is just as likely he left it to Congress to resolve, as a political not a criminal question.
Point is, Barr's behavior has increasingly been suspicious and casting doubt on his "version" of what the report says. Release it. THE WHOLE THING. Not just some carved up shell of its contents.
How do you know he concluded "there are no crimes"?
You know that because its what Trump's toadie claims was the conclusion.
Release the full report. Anything short of that will leave questions.
Obviously bad guy. ORANGE MAN BAD!Many who believe Barr is covering for Trump have/had a high opinion of Rod. He signed off on the summary as well. Has publicly defended Barr. So is he a good guy or bad guy?
Rod Rosenstein defends Barr's 'integrity' ahead of Mueller report release
First, you assume that Barr's representation of no collusion is accurate and comprehensive.
Second, you assume Mueller "left it" to DOJ to decide. False. It is just as likely he left it to Congress to resolve, as a political not a criminal question.
Point is, Barr's behavior has increasingly been suspicious and casting doubt on his "version" of what the report says. Release it. THE WHOLE THING. Not just some carved up shell of its contents.
How do you know he concluded "there are no crimes"?
You know that because its what Trump's toadie claims was the conclusion.
Release the full report. Anything short of that will leave questions.
First, you assume that Barr's representation of no collusion is accurate and comprehensive.
Second, you assume Mueller "left it" to DOJ to decide. False. It is just as likely he left it to Congress to resolve, as a political not a criminal question.
Point is, Barr's behavior has increasingly been suspicious and casting doubt on his "version" of what the report says. Release it. THE WHOLE THING. Not just some carved up shell of its contents.
Congress got every page (without redaction) of the Starr report. Congress got every page (without redaction) from the Clinton e-mail investigation. You guys were screaming for transparency then.Nothing will stop leftist speculation. Further, it is not the AG's or DOJ's job to pander to them. Any spurious material not related specifically and solely to the findings of no conspiracy and no obstruction, should be redacted. Neither congress nor the public is entitled to hundreds of pages which the left might use to continue witch-hunting and Russia-baiting the remainder of Trump's term.
Time to move on and into investigating how such an utterly baseless investigation even began.
Congress got every page (without redaction) of the Starr report. Congress got every page (without redaction) from the Clinton e-mail investigation. You guys were screaming for transparency then.
What changed? Oh yea, never mind.