Mueller report

[vantexan]

My understanding is that every page of the Report has a header or footer with a standard disclaimer that it might contain sensitive grand jury information. Doesn't mean every page does. But it provides a convenient excuse for Barr to drag his feet on the whole report.

So we're attacking standard government procedure now?

 

[Box Ox]

Report should be out next week. Hardly foot dragging for a 400 page report.

Might be overly redacted. The Mueller team’s own summaries are ready right now.

 

[Box Ox]

So we're attacking standard government procedure now?

I wasn't until I heard Mueller team members are coming forward to the press saying that Barr's letter to Congress did not adequately encompass Report conclusions.

 

[oldngray]

Might be overly redacted. The Mueller team’s own summaries are ready right now.

Not true. Mueller and Rosenstein are both working with Barr on the redaction. And haven't finished yet.

 

[oldngray]

I wasn't until I heard Mueller team members are coming forward to the press saying that Barr's letter to Congress did not adequately encompass Report conclusions.

Sounded more like Democrats on the Mueller team weren't happy their investigation couldn't find anything.

 

[Box Ox]

Sounded more like Democrats on the Mueller team weren't happy their investigation couldn't find anything.

That doesn't make sense. The Report is what it is.

 

[rod]

Because @MAKAVELI isn’t convinced the president of the United States isn’t a Russian Manchurian candidate.

Hell - he isn't even convinced Trump is President

 

[oldngray]

That doesn't make sense. The Report is what it is.

Exactly. So Barr can't change the facts in the report. Only redact what he is legally rewired to do.

 

[floridays]

Barr's in some now that it's known Mueller's team produced summaries of report sections that are suitable for immediate public distribution.

It is my hope, if this is true, these members sign their names to their "summaries" and do not hide behind anonymous leaks. I hope they produce them and abide by the jeopardy that attaches.

 

[oldngray]

It is my hope, if this is true, these members sign their names to their "summaries" and do not hide behind anonymous leaks. I hope they produce them and abide by the jeopardy that attaches.

It would be nice but unlikely. The people who were supposedly on Mueller's team didn't talk to reporters themselves. They told other people who told reporters. Which makes the whole report very problematic and causes questions of validity. Plus if the Mueller people were exposed they would probably be fired for breaking protocol.

 

[It will be fine]

It would be nice but unlikely. The people who were supposedly on Mueller's team didn't talk to reporters themselves. They told other people who told reporters. Which makes the whole report very problematic and causes questions of validity. Plus if the Mueller people were exposed they would probably be fired for breaking protocol.

Fired from what? The case is over they all left already.

 

[oldngray]

Fired from what? The case is over they all left already.

Most still have other government jobs.

 

[newfie]

If you can’t trust the man handpicked by the defendant that wrote a memo coming to a conclusion before seeing the evidence, who can you trust?

Yes honey I'm sure the pink Unicron exists ......in your mind

 

[newfie]

Barr's in some now that it's known Mueller's team produced summaries of report sections that are suitable for immediate public distribution.

We're entering a new phase of anonymous sources say...

 

[Indecisi0n]

Collusion, just like Christmas, it's coming .

 

[vantexan]

I wasn't until I heard Mueller team members are coming forward to the press saying that Barr's letter to Congress did not adequately encompass Report conclusions.

Why then did Mueller recommend no new indictments? Give it up already.

 

[It will be fine]

Why then did Mueller recommend no new indictments? Give it up already.

Because the policy of the justice department is to not indict sitting presidents. He left the decision on obstruction to the congress.

 

[oldngray]

Because the policy of the justice department is to not indict sitting presidents. He left the decision on obstruction to the congress.

Nope.

Mueller concluded there was no collusion. Without a crime there can be no obstruction.

 

[Indecisi0n]

Nope.

Mueller concluded there was no collusion. Without a crime there can be no obstruction.

There was no conclusion on the collusion . It's coming.

 

[MAKAVELI]

Nope.

Mueller concluded there was no collusion. Without a crime there can be no obstruction.

Try reading the report again.lol