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...ain't what it used to be:
For Trump, 'complete and total exoneration' ain't what it used to be
This despite the fact that even Barr's somewhat slanted summary specifically said that the report does not exonerate Trump.
The obvious solution? Release the report. Let's do it a couple of weeks before the election, just like the bombshell about Hillary's emails was released a couple of weeks before the 2016 election. Does that sound like a good plan?
For Trump, 'complete and total exoneration' ain't what it used to be
Nearly two weeks ago, Attorney General William Barr’s summary of Robert Mueller’s investigation of collusion between Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign and possible obstruction of justice shook up the worldview of the entire political and journalistic establishment.
Barr’s four-page appraisal of Mueller’s nearly 400-page report was read as vindicating Trump of all wrongdoing, and set off euphoric celebrations on Fox News, among the president’s Republican loyalists in Congress and, of course, from the commander in chief himself.
Donald J. Trump
No Collusion, No Obstruction, Complete and Total EXONERATION. KEEP AMERICA GREAT!
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1:42 PM - Mar 24, 2019
This despite the fact that even Barr's somewhat slanted summary specifically said that the report does not exonerate Trump.
But, now there is some dissent:
On Wednesday, members of Mueller’s hitherto tight-lipped team began to speak of their frustrations with Barr’s recounting of the special counsel’s findings. The New York Times reported that “some” Mueller investigators had concluded that “Barr failed to adequately portray the findings of their inquiry and that they were more troubling for President Trump” than the attorney general had let on.
The obvious solution? Release the report. Let's do it a couple of weeks before the election, just like the bombshell about Hillary's emails was released a couple of weeks before the 2016 election. Does that sound like a good plan?
