Not Crap. He knows what he's doing.

Everyone should read this.

the fact that all of the other SDNY investigations are a product of the Mueller thing makes me vote Not Crap. but i think it's important to remember the different atmosphere when the investigation started vs. now. when it started people were freaking out regarding Trump and more importantly, Republicans had control of the House & Senate, so there definitely was some hope out of at least someone looking into this shit.a new fight will begin now for us to actually see the report and not a 4 page summary. meanwhile, we can prepare for the only thing that is going to get rid of this clown, the 2020 election.

Crap but waffles for getting a crook like Manafort indicted. Andy is right about how when it started the atmosphere was different and everyone was freaking out about Trump, so there was comfort in the investigation taking place. However, Trump will now use the report inconclusiveness to say there was no collusion, and he'll dig deeper into the witch hunt angle. Basically, the report validates him, and I'm sure he'll use it. We should focus our energy on 2020.

Andrew. wrote:Everyone should read this.Very insightful.

Surely the centerist are excited that this changes absolutely nothing?

C: None Of The Above

Wherein Republican cop Robert Mueller has come back after two years with...no new indictments. The long-promised frog-walks for Cheeto and his offspring have been called off for the moment. I'm not going to vote crap just yet, because Congress can still act on its contents. But I will mention that any investigation into international influence in elections must touch on secretive international flows of cash and thereby upon money laundering. This investigation did so, putting away Paul Manafort on money laundering charges. But Manafort was so radioactive that Trump had already fired him long before the election. Such low-hanging fruit aside, the lack of further money laundering indictments suggests something. If you've spent two years looking into international money laundering with the full force of the FBI, and you don't come back with a stack of indictments for the world's wealthiest and top executives, it's safe to assume that much of the time spent was editing the findings for the benefit of the US corporate establishment.I have a lot of friends who put a lot of faith in that cop. They're good people, sickened by this administration. They made buttons and t-shirts and stuff with that cop's name and face on it. I have a lot of friends who haven't yet noticed that cops mainly exist to protect owners of property.-r

Andrew. wrote:Everyone should read this.Somehow makes sense out of a lot of this.

I never expected him to be dragged out of the White House in handcuffs but there's no way there isn't more to this report than the hastily written summary from an extremely conservative AG who was put there to do just that.