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<blockquote data-quote="JL 0513" data-source="post: 4055755" data-attributes="member: 50088">It&#039;s not Mueller&#039;s place to exonerate Trump of obstruction. His scope already went far beyond what he was appointed to do. Remember when Mueller was appointed specifically to investigate Russian interference and Trump was told he wasn&#039;t being investigated?&nbsp; Somehow it morphed into investigating everything including what campaign people did many years before the campaign (Manafort).Do you really think a special counsel can charge the President of obstruction? Especially when he didn&#039;t interfere with the investigation? Obstruction by a president is destroying evidence, ordering people to interfere with the investigation including destroying evidence, ordering them to lie, and things of that nature. What people are saying is obstruction is Trump&#039;s continuing proclamation that he didn&#039;t collude or calling the whole thing a hoax or whatever. That&#039;s no where near obstruction. They can try all they want, an obstruction charge will never be made.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JL 0513, post: 4055755, member: 50088"] It's not Mueller's place to exonerate Trump of obstruction. His scope already went far beyond what he was appointed to do. Remember when Mueller was appointed specifically to investigate Russian interference and Trump was told he wasn't being investigated? Somehow it morphed into investigating everything including what campaign people did many years before the campaign (Manafort). Do you really think a special counsel can charge the President of obstruction? Especially when he didn't interfere with the investigation? Obstruction by a president is destroying evidence, ordering people to interfere with the investigation including destroying evidence, ordering them to lie, and things of that nature. What people are saying is obstruction is Trump's continuing proclamation that he didn't collude or calling the whole thing a hoax or whatever. That's no where near obstruction. They can try all they want, an obstruction charge will never be made. [/QUOTE]

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