Perhaps you should educate us with your learned and detailed opinion that you acquired from the Mueller report instead of the constant distraction of attacking someone else? I don't understand what your attacks on van or anyone else adds to the discussion. If you have this superior insight then by all means share it.
My opinion at it's most basic, is that Mueller copped out. He had the evidence to reach a conclusion, and for whatever bull
reason, he played both sides of the fence, under the guise of legal interpretation.
My guess, is he didn't want to shoulder the burden for the Democratic party, and didn't see the wisdom in doing their bidding. So he carried out a thorough and fair investigation, as he felt was his task, and he left the ball back in their court.
Which if I was a democratic power player, is exactly where I would leave it. The report should speak for itself. Both sides can and will glean and take from it what they wish. As they already have and will continue to, right through the 2020 election, and in the end if intelligence wins out over emotion for a small percentage of Americans, Trump won't be reelected.
His margin of victory, in all actuality, was minute. It only takes a tiny percentage of people to change their mind, and come back home - in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan...when that happens, and it will, Trump is a single term failure, and the report for all it's faults, is ultimately justified.
That is my insight. That is your soon to be reality, if my instincts are correct. Trump, for all his bluster, is at his core, a liar. This will be his ultimate downfall, because for all that said bluster in the 'rust belt', he failed to deliver on his promises to those people. The jobs have not come back in the steel and coal sector, and the auto industry is in the early stages of massive disruption...
There's a lot of disgruntled Trump voters in these states, and they don't give a
about the unemployment numbers nationwide, or even statewide, and they don't care about the dow - they care that their livelihoods and their industries were just a political chess board to Trump, and they got played. The Mueller report just provides all the more confirmation as to the character of the man they were fooled once by.
Don't change what can be a small part of a larger victory, by launching seemingly endless investigations, which could be interpreted by some undecided voters as overriding Bob Mueller or having a hard on for Trump, so to speak. Congress can and should leave this where it lies - the report is already a small win for Democrats. Independent investigations are already in motion, so democrats should let them do the heavy lifting and ride the coattails to victory in 2020 or a true shot at impeachment moving forward after that, if victory somehow escapes us again. Because right now I see a dead issue. At least it is, in the eyes of the average American, most of whom, are not posting in a thread titled 'Mueller Report' right now, or ever, and that's all that matters as I type this.
These are my long game insights. Hope I was detailed enough, but if I wasn't, forgive me. It is only a message board afterall, and I don't wanna go on too long. Limited attention spans, and all that - I mean, half the people probably forgot about the wall he promised them, and has totally failed to make ANY progress on, nevermind deliver outright. Probably won't even matter THAT much. Right?..you better hope.
But I do know this for sure, he doesn't have the Mueller investigation to blame for his failures as President thus far anymore, and his accomplishments aren't all that. People remember other's failures more than they cherish other's successes - what has he done for them lately?
