The Mueller Report thread

[Benton]

(03-28-2019, 10:09 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: There's some mental gymnastics here trying to suggest Barr ended the investigation. As Matt pointed out, it was ending well before him. Mueller investigated, compiled a report, and handed it off. He did his job.

Now it's time for Congress to follow up on obstruction if they ever see the report and think Mueller's arguments in favor outweigh his arguments against.

This is the part where I'm still confused. I thought the whole point of the investigation was to turn it over to Congress to make a decision, not any appointees (Trump's, Obama's, Clinton's Bush's, whoevers).  If Congress felt something inappropriate had happened with a foreign power, then it would be able to take steps (legislation, funding, and, yes, even impeachment if necessary) to fix any problems found.

But... how are they supposed to fix any problems when the report isn't presented? 

If there were issues with outside influences... and nothing is going to be done about it because it's redacted... then this was a giant waste of resources.