JohnStOnge wrote:I'm sure you guys have all figured out by now that there is a long way to go on this thing. The only way it's going to be over is if Barr releases the entire report, un redacted, to at least one House committee.
Also, this thing where people think there is "no evidence" of "collusion" because Mueller did not find sufficient evidence to bring criminal charges at the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard for conspiracy is willfully ignorant. That's not what it means. It means Mueller didn't find sufficient evidence to make a criminal charge.
We don't know, for instance, if there is sufficient evidence to meet the preponderance of the evidence standard. But if there is, that's enough for the House to have a field day if they get their hands on the information.
Bottom line is that at this point it would be best to just give all of the information to the House and let the games begin. If there's nothing there the House will either recognize it or they'll make fools of themselves. If there is something there, like a preponderance of the evidence for example, the American People should know about it. They should also know about it if the President didn't do anything criminal but did things that are unethical. And if he didn't they should know that to.
They, we, should get the full story.
So, if AG Barr releases the entire report, unredacted as you demand, will you defend him breaking Federal law by doing that?
It has been succinctly outlined several time why the report cannot be fully released...yet you demand federal law be ignored so you can read everything...