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KayAnne for the win. Barr was owned and again caught in the act of lying. He cancelled his questioning tomorrow because he knows he has lost. He needs to resign now.
By the way, the Mueller report was just a report of the investigation. Nothing less or nothing more. It was meant for Congress to make decisions on.
Then Congress should impeach President Trump. I completely support the Democrat's initiative to do so.
Then Congress should impeach President Trump. I completely support the Democrat's initiative to do so.
As should all Republicans, impeach a president for NOT colluding with Russians like the Hillary campaign did, that would go over great (for Republicans)
Barr spanked their ass today......he corrected everyone and attempted to let them know that there are 2 sides, not what you feel is right. That's why there are thresholds within the law...called "burden of proof/reasonable doubt" the left has failed...again....with 22 months..... and who knows how many lawyers and everything else that went along with this investigation.....
What have you been reading that makes you believe Barr accurately summarized it?
The Mueller Report and Mueller's admission.
“The Special Counsel emphasized that nothing in the Attorney General’s March 24 letter was inaccurate or misleading,” Kupec said. “But, he expressed frustration over the lack of context and the resulting media coverage regarding the Special Counsel’s obstruction analysis".
You can sprinkle partisan politics on the report all that you want but the facts are the facts. And the facts are that there was no underlying crime, therefore, no obstruction of justice.
Then Congress should impeach President Trump. I completely support the Democrat's initiative to do so.
It's coming. The House is holding back and waiting on the signal from Nancy Pelosi that the time is right in the Senate. In the meantime, the more witnesses that can be brought in to testify, the more public support there will be for impeachment. Congress is playing a long game, with great caution. Should they decide that impeachment is the proper remedy, they don't want to take a chance on it failing.
It's coming. The House is holding back and waiting on the signal from Nancy Pelosi that the time is right in the Senate. In the meantime, the more witnesses that can be brought in to testify, the more public support there will be for impeachment. Congress is playing a long game, with great caution. Should they decide that impeachment is the proper remedy, they don't want to take a chance on it failing.
I'd be too if I posted such a useless, unintelligent post lacking any evidence or context as a rebuttal to mine.
See you in 2020.
Oh missed the evidence you posted! Next play is to call it fake news. The only useless post is his small base that continues to try to defend the indefensible to sane Americans that have read the report and don't take kindly to cons that scam students and charities.
President Donald Trump is losing support among voters, including members of his base, as the 2020 presidential election cycle approaches. A new poll from PBS NewsHour, NPR, and Marist found that 57% of registered voters said they would vote against the president in the next election, PBS reported. Trump Loses Support From His Own Base, Poll Shows | Fortune
“The Special Counsel emphasized that nothing in the Attorney General’s March 24 letter was inaccurate or misleading,” Kupec said. “But, he expressed frustration over the lack of context and the resulting media coverage regarding the Special Counsel’s obstruction analysis".
You can sprinkle partisan politics on the report all that you want but the facts are the facts. And the facts are that there was no underlying crime, therefore, no obstruction of justice.
Another person who apparently hasn’t read the report (which outlines that one can obstruct without an underlying crime) or the letter to Barr (which complained that the Barr summary painted a misleading picture to the public).
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