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He will be whatever you want him to be as long as he receives money and power in return. Ask Putin. He doesn't care about the difference. He had many conservatives in his administration
According the report, Trump fully cooperated. Trump gave them all the documents Mueller requested. Trump did not use executive privilege to deny Mueller anything, Trump did not Fire Mueller although he could have at any moment in time. The investigation as rigged as it was, finished with a conclusion.
Try your best to get obstruction out of that.
You are confusing the Mueller report with the statement by Trumps PR man that this was “unprecedented cooperation. If you read through that report and that’s what you came up with you need to read again. Still waiting for Trumps interview that he claimed he would gladly participate. He didn’t fire Mueller, what great cooperation but I do give him credit for a relatively transparent report, that’s it.
He will be whatever you want him to be as long as he receives money and power in return. Ask Putin. He doesn't care about the difference. He had many conservatives in his administration
Giving credit where credit is due, when Barr said "lightly redacted" he was truthful. I never expected we'd see more than 40% of the report. Instead, he's released about 80% of it. There is so much bad stuff in that report, I'm amazed he released it all. Either Barr didn't read the report or he underestimated the American public and believed they wouldn't read it. Waiting for Trump to start attacking him for his disloyalty or stupidity or both. No wonder Rosenstein stood like a potted plant at that press conference. He knew how damning the report was, even if Barr didn't.
That said, 'unprecedented cooperation' yet another Barr misrepresentation of reality. The strategy of Trump's lawyers, especially the Raskins, was to NEVER allow Trump to be interviewed because his lawyers believed he was incapable of telling the truth. Trump's attys consider their biggest win to be denying Mueller team an opportunity to question Trump.
Quote:
The president’s team asked, “What evidence have you obtained that justifies you interviewing the president?”
An interview with the president would have been pivotal to helping assess whether the president had corrupt intent, a key element of such a charge, legal experts said.
What is known is that the president’s lawyers now believe keeping their client from sitting down with investigators was their greatest victory.
But, that's OK. The report is a damning indictment of Trump both on conspiracy and obstruction. Barr's biggest mistake was releasing so much of that report.
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Unprecedented cooperation yet another Barr misrepresentation of reality. The strategy all along was to provide documents and NEVER allow Trump to be interviewed because his lawyers believed he was incapable of telling the truth. Trump's attys consider their biggest win to be denying Mueller team an opportunity to question Trump.
Because Mueller didn’t have the balls or the law to challenge Trump in court.
Giving credit where credit is due, when Barr said "lightly redacted" he was truthful. I never expected that we'd see more than 40% of the report. Instead, he's released about 80% of it. There is so much bad stuff in that report, I'm amazed he released it all. Either he didn't read the report or he underestimated the American public and believed they wouldn't read it. Waiting for Trump to start attacking him for his disloyalty or stupidity or both. No wonder Rosenstein stood like a potted plant at that press conference. He knew how damning the report was, even if Barr didn't.
That said, 'unprecedented cooperation' yet another Barr misrepresentation of reality. The strategy of Trump's lawyers, especially the Raskins, was to NEVER allow Trump to be interviewed because his lawyers believed he was incapable of telling the truth. Trump's attys consider their biggest win to be denying Mueller team an opportunity to question Trump. But, that's OK. The report is a damning indictment of Trump both on conspiracy and obstruction.
The mass media are liars. The report and the law contradict their narrative decisively. But no one knows the law, and the media lie about that too.
The mass media are liars. The report and the law contradict their narrative decisively. But no one knows the law, and the media lie about that too.
If the media set it as their goal to be more egregious liars than they currently are, what could they add to what they have already done? They have already discredited themselves so thoroughly, it is difficult to imagine what other lies they could tell that would truly top what they have already done.
Likewise with many of the Democrat left posters on this board and especially here in this thread. They are such aggressive liars, you know if there was any new lie to tell about this related to promoting their now failed, slanderous 'narrative', they would all tell it at once. There appears to be literally no lie that these people will not tell, without even the slightest hesitation or remorse.
still presenting opinion tweets from the fake news network as fact?
If they are stupid enough to try, buckle your seatbelt for an easy re-election.
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