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Roland99

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7. I never thought obstruction would be proved. Too circumstantial

Reply to gldstwmn (Original post)

Mon Mar 25, 2019, 02:08 PM

Mar 2019

The conspiracy and emoluments and enriching and treason and selling of and giving of secrets etc is where the meat is

That’s where the state level investigations will hopefully bear fruit

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Mueller told Justice Dept. three weeks ago he couldn't reach a conclusion on obstruction [View all] gldstwmn Mar 2019 OP

Barr's reasoning he stated in the summary are legally falacious at best. He just pulled crap out... uponit7771 Mar 2019 #1

He apparently thinks it's OK if you just try to obstruct justice but don't actually succeed. The Velveteen Ocelot Mar 2019 #2

+1 uponit7771 Mar 2019 #3

"could not" and "would not" are two entirely different things. niyad Mar 2019 #4

My thought exactly- couldn't, or didn't want to? nt coti Mar 2019 #6

That's what one "source" said. And yet Barr could read the whole report in one weekend pnwmom Mar 2019 #5

Why didn't when the Republicans selected Mueller also put a democrat investigator in with him? rockfordfile Mar 2019 #9

I never thought obstruction would be proved. Too circumstantial Roland99 Mar 2019 #7

3 weeks ago? Mueller and Barr are both dirty. This was a white wash from the beginning. rockfordfile Mar 2019 #8

Given his track record I have a hard time gldstwmn Mar 2019 #11

Great tweet from Dan Rather: gldstwmn Mar 2019 #10

"would not" : what's that supposed to mean? triron Mar 2019 #12