Indictment for obstruction of justice in the Mueller investigation should have been almost immediate

[Goodheart]

Now I feel like I'm being mocked.

I really don't care what the consequences to my posting privileges on this site will be but I feel enraged enough to proclaim it: Merrick Garland is turning into a disgrace.

[dem4decades]

1. He's too busy bringing charges against the ring leaders of the January 6th insurrection.

Haven't you seen the Republican leaders being frog walked out of Congress and other places?

[Goodheart]

2. Guess I missed that part

[bucolic_frolic]

3. A reminder it's not just a domestic insurrection investigation

It's also political, as well as counterintelligence. So there are many more speed bumps because there are more moving pieces. It may even be those parts get buried so they only have to clean up the domestic angle. But it all takes time.

[Goodheart]

4. I'm not even talking about the Jan 6 insurrection.

[Hoyt]

5. Mueller ended any chance of indictment when he said over 20 times they found no evidence

of collusion/cooperation/etc., between trump's campaign and Russia.

If Mueller were honest, he would have said, "Where we found no evidence it was because the MFers were obstructing justice."

He didn't, he wimped out and even excused the trump tower meeting by saying the attendees were too stupid to possess the requisite intent to break the law.

[dem4decades]

6. I'm sure he never prosecuted people who were too stupid before, right?