Mueller Investigation Ends, No Collusion Charges, No New Charges

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That is the rude awakening I fear Georgie etc aren't ready for

Their bosses in Trump Media aren't helping them any, inflating their hopes only to have them dashed when Trump is installed in a cell beside Bernie Madoff.

 

[Supafly]

Better prepare yourselves, now the Great Reckoning is close at hand

 

[georges]

Interesting! FOX poll shows their viewers want the report published

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fo...ller-report-released-but-will-it-change-views

Oh, and George, better be careful about judgements at THIS point. A: We haven't read the report, and B : - The Mueller Probe is through, but still, Trump and his family and businesses are under various further investigations. He won't get out of them, and I will sayy "He was cxleared" IF the compkete report states so.

Are you willing to say you were wrong, if he gets indicted?

Yeah sure thing, keep dreaming. We know much how democraps are desperate to prosecute and impeach Trump

Dem House Intelligence Chair Signals He’s Going To Milk Mueller Investigation for All It’s Worth
https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/d...nals-going-milk-mueller-investigation-worth/?
ff_source=push&ff_medium=westernjournalism&ff_campaign=manualpost&ff_content=2019-03-23

Nadler: Mueller Was ‘Limited in Scope,’ Congress Has to ‘Look at a Broader Picture’
https://www.breitbart.com/clips/201...pe-congress-has-to-look-at-a-broader-picture/

Maxine Low IQ Waters: ‘We Are Well Past the Time When We Should Have Considered Impeachment’
https://www.breitbart.com/clips/201...e-when-we-should-have-considered-impeachment/

Maxine Low IQ Waters on the Mueller Report: ‘This Is Not the End of Anything’
https://www.breitbart.com/clips/201...eller-report-this-is-not-the-end-of-anything/

Adam the Stammering Moron Schiff: There Is Still ‘Significant Evidence of Collusion’
https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2019/03/24/schiff-there-is-still-significant-evidence-of-collusion/


Your favorite leftist :douchebag: are seeking whatever they can to indict Trump, that is known from the very beginning and since they lost the election with the Clinton swine, they can't get over it.

 

[georges]

Republicans all like; "Teh Muler Report is teh end!"

Reality; It's just the beginning.

Barr will not immediately give Congress access to Mueller findings
https://www.westernjournal.com/barr-will-not-immediately-give-congress-access-mueller-findings/

 

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Barr will not immediately give Congress access to Mueller findings

So predictable coming from a Trump Muppet like you.

 

[georges]

Barr will not immediately give Congress access to Mueller findings

So predictable coming from a Trump Muppet like you.

Says the biggest Obama muppet :yesyes: We know how much corrupt and full of shit was the Obama DOJ. DOJ, FBI Officials Debated 'Possible Bias' Before FISA Warrant
https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/c...b=DM20879_03222019&s=acs&dkt_nbr=010502x35bvu

 

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DOJ: Trump campaign did not coordinate with Russia in 2016

https://apnews.com/f4f1ea3c16884b49ae853e12e78e42ad

 

[georges]

Ding ding time for Obama muppets to seriously and let it go permanently :thefinger::yesyes: Get over it, you lost. Case closed.
Breaking: Mueller Report ‘Did Not Establish’ Any Members of Trump Campaign Colluded with Russia
https://www.westernjournal.com/brea...tm_content=2019-03-24&utm_campaign=manualpost

 

[Johan]

Obviously the DOJ is downplaying the results, that why Trump hired Barr for.

Anyway, although Democrats focused their attacks the collusion apect, it has never been the bigger issue. The collusion has always been the tip of the iceberg, the real deal is thje money laundering

Unfortunately, it seems Muller sticked to collusion and did not digged into other aects of Trump's business ties with Russians oligarchs and mobsters

 

[georges]

Obviously the DOJ is downplaying the results, that why Trump hired Barr for.

Anyway, although Democrats focused their attacks the collusion apect, it has never been the bigger issue. The collusion has always been the tip of the iceberg, the real deal is thje money laundering

Unfortunately, it seems Muller sticked to collusion and did not digged into other aects of Trump's business ties with Russians oligarchs and mobsters

What a load of crap And this coming from a chanel which isn't praised for its trustworthiness and factuality regarding news.

 

[Johan]

What a load of crap And this coming from a chanel which isn't praised for its trustworthiness and factuality regarding news.

Still more praised than you beloved Breitbart, Western Journal, Conservative Tribune, etc...

 

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The Special Counsel did not exonerate the President. In fact, according to the Attorney General’s letter, he described a pattern of evidence suggesting the President engaged in obstruction of justice. The Attorney General needs to make this evidence available to Congress immediately, along with the entirety of the Mueller report, so we can decide what steps to take next.

-Congressman David Cicilline

 

[georges]

The Special Counsel did not exonerate the President. In fact, according to the Attorney General’s letter, he described a pattern of evidence suggesting the President engaged in obstruction of justice. The Attorney General needs to make this evidence available to Congress immediately, along with the entirety of the Mueller report, so we can decide what steps to take next.

-Congressman David Cicilline

TopRanking Democrat Jerry Nadler says Mueller report doesn't matter — ‘We know there was a collusion’
https://www.dailycaller.com/2019/03/24/democrat-nadler-mueller-report-collusion/

 

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[meesterperfect]

It was nothing more than a TV show. 100% scripted.

 

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[Supafly]

The letter Barr sent to the key members of congress/senate:

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive...barr-letter-mueller-report.html?module=inline

The article on the topic:

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/24/us/politics/mueller-report-summary.html

As stated above, Trump is NOT exonerated regarding obstruction of justice - and the list of teammembers who went to prison, and who were indicted tell a story

It's going to get worse for him.

 

[Supafly]

A key takeaway, that the Republican party still has to deal with, among the Trump fans:

Why is it, that, unlike any other former US presidents, our current president goes out of his way to keep the talks between himself and the russian head of state so secret, even collecting any notes his staff made, which are official US documents, so NOONE knows? This is not normal. Something THAT much smelling like treason is SAFE to say, IS treason. What about all the time he kept telling lies about "NO DEAL WITH RUSSIA!", all the while being in business talks with Russia? Coincidence? Not a big deal?

Oh, the indictment will come. But first:

Are you willing to take such a risk, with a guy who so blatantly sells his country out?

 

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https://newrepublic.com/article/153384/yes-trump-obstructed-justice-william-barr-helping-cover-up

In a letter to House and Senate leaders on Sunday, Attorney General William Barr revealed that he would not charge President Trump with obstruction of justice over his efforts to thwart the investigation into whether his campaign conspired with Russia to swing the 2016 election. In order to do so, Barr performed a remarkable gimmick that allowed him to not only break promises he made during his confirmation process, but also gloss over the crimes that Trump is suspected of committing.

It is widely believed that Barr had already categorically ruled out charging a president with obstruction. In a June 2018 memo, shared with Trump’s lawyer before his nomination, Barr argued that the theory of obstruction he believed Special Counsel Robert Mueller to be adopting would not be proper. But in that very same memo—on the very first page!—Barr conceded, “Obviously, the President … can commit obstruction in [a] classic sense of sabotaging a proceeding’s truth-finding function.” Barr envisioned that if a president “suborns perjury, or induces a witness to change testimony … then he, like anyone else, commits the crime of obstruction.”

That’s important, because we know that Trump has been involved in getting his aides to lie. His own lawyer, Jay Sekulow, reportedly edited the prepared statement Trump’s longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen gave to Congress about an effort to build a Trump Tower in Moscow. Cohen goes to prison in May, in part, for telling lies that Sekulow reviewed.

And Trump has repeatedly dangled pardons to subordinates under investigation, reportedly including former National Security Advisor Mike Flynn, former campaign chair Paul Manafort, and Cohen. Indeed, in a hearing in February, Mueller prosecutor Andrew Weissmann argued that Manafort lied about the details of sharing Trump campaign polling data with the Russian political operative Konstantin Kilimnik on August 2, 2016—knowing that the data would be passed on to others including other Russians—specifically to “augment his chances for a pardon.”

In Barr’s confirmation hearing in January, Senator Amy Klobuchar asked him whether a president “persuading a person to commit perjury [or] convincing a witness to change testimony would be obstruction.” He said yes, both would. And yet he just decided that a president who has apparently done both of those things did not commit obstruction of justice. Why?

Controversially, Mueller didn’t decide whether Trump obstructed justice. His report stated, “[W]hile this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.” Instead, Mueller provided Barr with the evidence for and against charging Trump with obstruction, leaving the decision up to the attorney general.

The contortions Barr goes through in his letter to renege on his confirmation hearing promises are extraordinary.

First, Barr describes the conclusions about the main crimes he says that Mueller investigated. “[T]he Special Counsel did not find that any U.S. person or Trump campaign official or associate conspired or knowingly coordinated with the IRA in its efforts,” Barr wrote. (The IRA, or Internet Research Agency, is a Russian troll farm with ties to the Kremlin.) He continued, “The Special Counsel did not find that the Trump campaign, or anyone associated with it, conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in [its] efforts ... to gather and disseminate information to influence the election.”