https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/a27198446/mueller-report-congress-impeachment/

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The Mueller Report Is a Challenge to Congress: Save the Republic. Impeach the President.

Now that I've spent a few hours wading through the Great Grimpen Mire exposed by Robert Mueller and his prosecutors, I don't know why it is, but this one sentence put on its hobnailed boots and jumped off a cliff right onto my exposed last nerve. It comes in a passage about how the White House and the president* were trying to lie their way around the fact that James Comey was being fired as director of the FBI because he refused to let go of Michael Flynn. The administration* concocted an elaborate story about how one of its reasons to dismiss Comey was that morale had cratered at the Bureau.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a woman who somehow has managed to degrade further a podium behind which Ari Fleischer once stood, which I never believed was possible, even tried to sell this leaky chamber-pot to the White House press corps, saying that "countless" FBI agents had reached out about how happy they were with Comey's dismissal. Naturally, this was of some interest to Mueller and his team, so they invited SHS in for a little chat, under oath this time. They asked her about this particular story, and this is what the report says was the answer to that question.

Sanders acknowledged to investigators that her comments were not founded on anything.

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The OLC guideline that says a sitting president cannot be indicted?

If so, what would he have done?

Would he have done anything differently from Mr Mueller?

Would he have referred it to Congress?

How is it possible that the DoJ cannot find a president guilty but they can find him innocent? In such an investigation, both choices are part of a process and should be given equal weight, in my opinion.

Was that unusual ? Would it have raised a red flag with the Intelligence agencies?

Since Mr Trump is an "international businessman", does that mean he gets to skirt the laws of our country? Does his status as a businessman give him
the right to ignore our Constitution?

Why were they so close to the Russians? Why were they looking for secret channels? If they were looking to make business deals, does that make it all right?

To listen to Lindsey Graham and the Republicans, the only FBI agents to send embarrassing emails were Page and Stzrok?

If I were a betting man, I would bet that there were several FBI agents that said stuff during the campaign that was biased against Hillary Clinton?

Are we to assume that no FBI agent can be unbiased unless they are pro-Trump?

They are talking out of their asses.

He has already said that he didn't care what Trump said to McGahn. He didn't do it so it doesn't matter. But, if he had done it, it would have been alright.

He is the most bi-polar Senator I have ever seen. He changes more often than the weather here in Colorado. And to put it kindly, he is not the sharpest knife in the drawer...

He might get the "vapors" once again and go off on some self-righteous rant?

"Did you ever discuss it with Rod Rosenstein?"

"Did the two of you make the decision to shut down the investigation?"

It appears that you came into your job with a mission. It didn't really matter what the Mueller Report might say.

Your job was to "land the plane", with the help of your co-pilot, Mr Rosenstein.

"Did you think you were doing a service to the country by protecting Mr Trump?"

"Can you even imagine the great disservice you have done to our country?"

One bad apple can spoil the whole barrel.

..about working with the Democrats on infrastructure.

"Look, I tried working with them but all they want to do is investigate, investigate. I have been fully exonerated - no collusion, no obstruction...

But the Democrats do not want to pass legislation, they want to investigate. I cannot work with them so long as they continue to investigate."

The laws were made for the little people, not Donald Trump.

Who are these peons that think they have a right to see his tax returns and his financial records?

Subpoenas are almost as important as a McDonald's menu? He just ignores them. All of them. His business is none of your business and none of your government's business.

It is abuse of power unseen in any recent, or perhaps past, political history.

It is never obstruction of justice, it is "fighting back".

How dare anyone attemot to hold this crook accountable?

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Congressman Schiff tells Costa, Post Reporter, that Erik Prince's case had been sent to the Justice Department for criminal contempt. I thought that very interesting.