The Mueller Report thread

[*michaelsean*]

(04-05-2019, 01:59 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: I think one of the big sticking points with some Democrats has been the Starr Report that was sold in bookstores and was a NY Times best seller. There are some key differences they are forgetting, though. One, the law under which Mueller operated is different than the law Starr operated. The law changed after Starr. The second, and biggest point, is that the investigation into whether Clinton lied about a blowjob was not likely to have much information about the sources and methods of our intelligence community relating to foreign countries. Even though I'm being hyperbolic abotu the triviality of the Starr report, the implication is accurate.

And once he releases what he's going to release then we can discuss it.  If he does a 100% as honest as he can job, there will still be some gray areas that people can argue about if that's what they really want to do.  It seems there are some absolutes on some things, but others are a judgment call.  I also think if he intends to hide some incriminating things it would be rather obvious to people who know how to read that stuff.  

I think people can rest assured that Democrats in Congress will latch on to or expose whatever they can.  Things aren't just going to slip by unnoticed.  
Nothing ever happened to the Clintons with Whitewater except I think they underpaid their taxes by a few thousand one year.  But a whole lot of people around them went down, and everyone could draw their own conclusions.  If nothing directly happens to Trump it will be the same thing, and there have already been several indictments.