bripat9643
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Nothing requires him to make it public either, dumbass.Mueller reached no finding on obstruction of justice, and after reveing the evidence Mueller laid out in his report, Barr quite appropriately concluded there was no actionable evidence of obstruction of justice.
Except Mueller's decision was not based on a lack of evidence. He, under DOJ policy, could not make a determination and Barr, as the AG could not have taken prosecutorial action either. He opted instead to cover the president.
Therefore the correct course was to pass it along to the only body who could take action. The congress.
Just because the AG felt there was no evidence for prosecution, does not mean there isnt ample evidence for impeachment.
The congress should have the full, unredacted report with all of the underlying evidence.
Sorry dope. Congress is entitled to NOTHING. Turning the entire case over to Mueller put this in the AG's hands. Per Mueller whether or not Trump was President played NO PART in his decision to not indict. The LACK OF EVIDENCE did. The AG can't decide on prosecution? Do you even know how stupid you sound? Give it up derpster. You LOST. Period. End of book. Enjoy 6 more years of Trump.
Wrong. Read the constitution.
Wrong again. Read the law governing special counsel investigations. Continuing your streak of a lifetime of being wrong.Wrong again. Read the law governing special counsel investigations. Continuing your streak of a lifetime of being wrong.
Better yet. Read what the author of the special counsel rules says about releasing the report.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/beta.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/03/23/i-wrote-special-counsel-rules-attorney-general-can-should-release-mueller-report/?outputType=amp
"The public has every right to see Robert S. Mueller III's conclusions. Absolutely nothing in the law or the regulations prevents the report from becoming public. Indeed, the relevant sources of law give Attorney General P. William Barr all the latitude in the world to make it public."