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gldstwmn

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11. Given his track record I have a hard time

Reply to rockfordfile (Reply #8)

Mon Mar 25, 2019, 02:39 PM

Mar 2019

thinking Mueller is dirty. Made to finish? Yes. Honestly I don't know what to think any more.

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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

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