If they had an obstruction case, they would have made itDirty Bob Mueller tries to reverse the burden of proof:Mueller had his chance and he came up dry. This is just butthurt damage control.Mueller Spells Out Trumpâs âMultiple Actsâ to Undermine Russia Probeupdated an hour ago
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The most remarkable thing about Dirty Bob Muellerâs 448-page report is how blithely the prosecutor reversed the burden of proof on the issue of obstruction.
The president could have shut down the investigation at any time, but he didnât. He could have asserted executive privilege to deny the special counsel access to key White House witnesses, such as McGahn. To the contrary, numerous witnesses were made available voluntarily (there was no need to even subpoena them to the grand jury), and well over a million documents were disclosed, including voluminous notes of meetings between the president and his White House counsel.
Most important, the special counsel found that there was no collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, and that the presidentâs frustration was that the investigation was undermining his ability to govern the country. The existence of such a motive is a strong counter to evidence of a corrupt intent, critical because corrupt intent must be proved beyond a reasonable doubt in an obstruction case.
Idiot, Trump ordered McGhan to fire Mueller - not very co-operative, is it now?
Mueller canât convict Trump as per DOJ guidelines, nor can he provide deregulatory statements about criminality since he is not bringing charges. So what they felt they are down to is simply presenting the evidence.
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Todayâs unanswered question: Will it matter?
With the implosion of the Russia-collusion myth, Republicans are openly daring Pelosi to impeach Trump. Democrats raised expectations too high on the Russian-collusion myth, especially Adam Schiff. Without any evidence that Trump corrupted the election, voters wonât stand for Congress trying to overturn it through impeachment.
Keep in mind that Democrats have a basic logic problem with âattemptingâ to obstruct the investigation. If Trump had really wanted to obstruct the investigation, he could simply have terminated it. And Mueller acknowledges that the administration fully cooperated with the investigation in every way. So the âattempts to obstructâ come down to Trump expressing outrage at the fact that a baseless, partisan investigation was hampering his administration. Arguably Trump should have brought the Mueller farce to an end, but he didnât, because he knew he had done nothing wrong and wanted to continue to it's conclusion.