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"A close read of Robert Mueller's 448-page report on Russian interference and potential Trump obstruction yields some fascinating tidbits."
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 source   https://www.wired.com/story/mueller-report-donald-trump-takeaways
 
A democratic decision is not keeping an impending impeachment on the move.  What the public doesn't know about the state of affairs is the most likely culprit.  What Donald Trump has done is to redefine the highest office in America.  
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Anonymous said…
One thing that no one I've read comment on much is the fact that Trump refused to do a face to face with Mueller, that he submitted answers, several of which were "I don't remember" to questions about Russia but refused to submitted written answers to anything related to obstruction. I think this needs to be highlighted further and for someone to ask him why he was afraid to. If he is sincere about the investigation being a corrupt witch hunt, it seems inconsistent that he wouldn't go on record personally stating so to Mueller.

I'm disappointed that Pelosi has already put Impeachment proceedings off the table, but happy to see Warren advocate for it. I'd agree that it's too divisive to actually put Trump out of office, but some official Congressional censure is necessary to smack Trump upside the head and get him out of mindset that he can run the Presidency the same way he ran his Real Estate business.

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