colfax_m
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The constitution says what exactly?No, the constitution says soBecause the DoJ policy prevents Trump from being prosecuted. Only Congress can make that determination. Mueller was very clear he was going to lay out the facts as he found them but not make a determination of whether those facts constituted a crime. It’s clear from the report that Trump did attempt to obstruct justice by attempting to fire Mueller.Then why didn’t he say so in his report?Trump turned over more than 1.5 million documents. I would call that cooperating. He knew it was never going to end. We all knew it. They had nothing, Mueller couldn't find anything so they just moved on to another false allegation hoping it might stick. Did you expect him to spend his entire presidency defending himself against false allegations for four years instead of doing the work he was ELECTED to do?He refused to be interviewed. I wouldn’t call that cooperation.
He cooperates as long as he is president of the United States. That’s how the government works. Checks and balances.
Now, is Trump trying to get the truth out or is he trying to impede it?
In this thread I've noticed how you demand absolute proof that Biden abused his power, even to the point of denying that his bragging about holding back money unless Ukraine did what he told them to do was not proof but you think hearsay and opinions are enough to warrant impeaching and removing Trump from office. Double standard? Sure looks that way.
Mueller clearly found evidence of obstruction in Trump’s effort to dismiss the prosecutor investigating him.
He has turned over zero documents and attempted to prevent any cooperation with the current investigation.
I don’t demand any absolute proof of anything. I just want any amount of evidence to show that Biden got Shokin fired in order to help Burisma as opposed to fulfilling US foreign policy aimed at helping the US interests. Anything at all would be fine. You’re little video that everyone totes around does not show a personal motive.