As Lindsay Graham stated a couple weeks ago, the Senate Judiciary has the unredacted report. Anyone with clearance, including Chairman Nadler in the House, can go in the classified area and read it. So why hasn't he ?
For the Democrats to continue with this obvious charade they appear to be sabotaging their chances of winning any 2020 elections, especially defeating Trump. His poll numbers are inching up the more it goes on. Americans are quickly waking up to the things going on and as usual, the Democrats probably won't catch on until the next election cycle.
Collins blasts contempt vote as 'desperate' move to discredit Barr.
Ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee Rep. Doug Collins hits back at House Democrats' response to the Mueller report and says he does not believe Mueller will testify on the findings.
Sure he could. Only he couldn't talk about it to anybody nor was he allowed to take notes. So what exactly was he supposed to do after he read it?
He can stand down satisfied in the knowledge that there is no there there.
And what if there is a there there? He conceded that he couldn't talk about it. Where does he go from there?
If there was a there there, than Mueller's report would have reflected it. Mueller says there was no "collusion" and chose not to indict Trump on obstruction. What exactly does Nadler think he's going to find different? Does he think Mueller was under pressure, couldn't be honest and hid easter eggs in the report for someone else to ferret out and bring to Justice? LOL
-Actually, on collusion Mueller documented and looked at 140 contacts with Russians during the campaign. The thing he established that none of those contacts proves CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY beyond reasonable doubt. You can claim no collusion but the facts in the report don't support that. There was plenty of collusion. Just nothing that rose to the level that a prosecutor would feel comfortable to try to get a conviction on.
-Obstruction is a different matter. On that, Mueller outright says that he if he could vindicate the president he would and DOJ policy restricts him from saying that Trump is guilty. It comes down that he outlines that he only can come to 2 conclusions. Not guilty, or not not guilty. He said it's the latter. Furthermore he also outright says that the purpose of the report is to preserve the evidence so the house and senate can take further actions. It stands to reason that to be able to do that they NEED to see, and be allowed to talk about the full report.