House votes 420-0 to make Mueller's report public

[Confounding]

What justification can be made for keeping it secret?

House votes 420-0 to make Mueller's report public

Everyone wants to see the Mueller report. Yes, literally everyone.

Attorney General William Barr has so far refused to promise to make the contents of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe public — an issue that led most Senate Democrats to oppose his confirmation in the first place. Yet it seems even Republicans are fed up with the secrecy, as the House voted unanimously Thursday on a resolution demanding the report be made public.

 

[Norman]

Let me give you a sneak peak. Here is the evidence that incriminates Trump:













Thanks for paying attention. Now perhaps we can have some relevant threads here not relating to the Russia witch hunt.

 

[jc456]

 

[easyt65]

Let's hope that goes as well as their plan to make a convicted Felon Perjurer - who lied under oath to Congress the 1st time he testified - their 'star witness' not long ago.

Cohen destroyed every false accusation and false narrative the Trump-Hating Democrats had / were using.

 

[blackhawk]

It’s not the House call to make from what Barr has said he will make public as much as he can but there may be parts that contain sensitive or classified information that can’t be made public.

 

[mdk]

Too bad they won't make public the list of people in Congress that used taxpayer duckets to settle sexual harassment claims. This is nice too I guess.

 

[easyt65]

It’s not the House call to make from what Barr has said he will make public as much as he can but there may be parts that contain sensitive or classified information that can’t be made public.

In other words, the House, led by Speaker Pelosi, just engaged in another episode of Political Theater, not accomplishing a damn thing....again....

 

[blackhawk]

It’s not the House call to make from what Barr has said he will make public as much as he can but there may be parts that contain sensitive or classified information that can’t be made public.

In other words, the House, led by Speaker Pelosi, just engaged in another episode of Political Theater, not accomplishing a damn thing....again....

Yeah pretty much.

 

[bodecea]

This is great news. No matter what the report says, it most definitely should not be allowed to be buried.

 

[M14 Shooter]

All of you all know the AG - not Congress - decides what to make public - right?

 

[Confounding]

All of you all know the AG - not Congress - decides what to make public - right?

This surely puts some pressure on the AG at least, no?

 

[jc456]

All of you all know the AG - not Congress - decides what to make public - right?

then why did congress vote on it?

 

[Confounding]

All of you all know the AG - not Congress - decides what to make public - right?

then why did congress vote on it?

To put pressure on the AG.

 

[jc456]

All of you all know the AG - not Congress - decides what to make public - right?

This surely puts some pressure on the AG at least, no?

why? It's his job. it's purely up to him.

 

[jc456]

All of you all know the AG - not Congress - decides what to make public - right?

then why did congress vote on it?

To put pressure on the AG.

or what?

 

[M14 Shooter]

All of you all know the AG - not Congress - decides what to make public - right?

This surely puts some pressure on the AG at least, no?

The AG doesn't answer to congress, so no.

 

[Lesh]

This is a strong message to Bill Barr

 

[WillowTree]

Every single word must be made public. No redactions. No excuses, no exemptions!

 

[jc456]

This is a strong message to Bill Barr

how? what can they do if he doesn't?

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

What justification can be made for keeping it secret?

House votes 420-0 to make Mueller's report public

Everyone wants to see the Mueller report. Yes, literally everyone.

Attorney General William Barr has so far refused to promise to make the contents of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe public — an issue that led most Senate Democrats to oppose his confirmation in the first place. Yet it seems even Republicans are fed up with the secrecy, as the House voted unanimously Thursday on a resolution demanding the report be made public.

Guess what? It's not their call.