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To: locogringo who wrote (1135696)	5/21/2019 4:07:32 AM
From: Heywood40	1 Recommendation Recommended By sylvester80 Respond to of 1573682

Leon Jaworski never charged Nixon but that didn't exonerate him, did it?

To: locogringo who wrote (1135696)	5/21/2019 10:52:20 AM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573682

The Surprises in the Mueller Report So what did we really learn about Trump, Russia and the power of the presidency? Some of the nation’s top legal minds unpack the document of the decade. By POLITICO MAGAZINE April 19, 2019 politico.com Excerpt: ...‘The campaign certainly tried to collude’ Bradley P. Moss is a national security attorney in Washington It is shocking how misleading and disingenuous the attorney general’s four-page letter, and his subsequent remarks at the press conference, turned out to be. The Mueller report identifies numerous instances of interactions with Russian nationals—by the Trump campaign or Trump associates—in an effort to gain hacked emails and to coordinate their dissemination. That may not be enough to warrant criminal conspiracy charges, but saying there was no collusion—as Barr did—is brazenly dishonest. The campaign certainly tried to collude. Similarly, the attorney general’s description of the president’s lack of corrupt intent regarding obstruction is contradicted by the Mueller report. The president repeatedly tried to shut down or interfere with the investigation. He dangled pardons to try to get people to keep quiet. That he was saved by his aides’ willingness to ignore his rants and instructions is a weak defense. This matter will remain a stain on the Trump presidency going into 2020. Whether the public will care remains to be seen...