So whatever became of the Mueller

[samplegirl]

report? Will we ever know what was in the damn thing or is it history forever?

[Bettie]

1. I don't think it will ever see the

light of day beyond what we have already seen.

[aeromanKC]

2. 75 years

Just like the Kennedy Report

[Grasswire2]

3. WHY, WHY, WHY??

I find this infuriating.

We, the people, allegedly give our consent to be governed. How can we consent if information that would affect our view of the governance is kept hidden from us during our lifetimes?

Where in our founding documents and/or subsequent legislation is the right to hide information from the American people granted, except for matters of national defense?

Where is the right to privacy of acts of questionable loyalty to our laws and Constitution spelled out? By decree? By fiat? What?

This is the way of a people subjected to bad government or tyranny.

Not the way of a free people.

[triron]

12. Correct. The problem appears to be Garland right now.

[Grasswire2]

18. JFK info?

Mueller redactions?

Almost every week, it seems, Senator Blumenthal steps in front of a mic to decry the "shocking and horrifying" classified information he has just seen, and that "the American people have a right to know"

And nothing ever happens.

[Grasswire2]

20. a plea regarding release of classified information

[link:http://

Link to tweet

?s=20|

[MyOwnPeace]

4. And, over and over and over again.......

I ask the same!!!!!!

[samplegirl]

5. Sad that evidence

can vanish after months of taxpayers paying for this info. And what about Mueller??? What have they done to silence him forever? And who?

[Mike Nelson]

6. Well...

... every intelligent being should know that Crooked Donald asked the Russians for help and then used their help to get elected, over vote-winner Hillary Clinton. She was their "common enemy" and a "human rights" NATO expander, which upset certain world leaders.

[woodsprite]

8. I wore my Mueller Time t-shirt the other day

I covered it over with a sweatshirt so nobody would comment since I felt it was kind of like Fitzmas.

[lagomorph777]

22. Been there, done that, got the T-shirt.

I stood in the crowd outside DOJ in DC, back in the Junior Bush years, waiting for the big Fitzmas reveal. I'm still waiting.

[abqtommy]

9. A lot of people were charged, tried and convicted due to the Mueller report.

TFG put out pardons for most of them.

"Over the past many months, Mueller has amassed a stellar track record for prosecutions. According to the New York Times, every person Mueller charged with a crime who is not awaiting a trial has pleaded guilty or been found guilty.

That includes several close Trump associates, including former campaign chair Paul Manafort; deputy campaign chair Rick Gates; his first national security adviser, Michael Flynn; campaign aide George Papadopoulos; and longtime lawyer and "fixer," Michael Cohen.

Including those within and outside Trump's orbit, the Mueller investigation charged at least 34 people and three companies with a variety of crimes."

https://americanindependent.com/mueller-finishes-his-report-and-americans-brace-for-trumps-meltdown/

[TheRealNorth]

11. Manafort did all the dirty work for Trump and the Republicans....

Fed the Trump team info on the investigation while "cooperating" with Mueller, and got a pardon at the end of it.

[abqtommy]

25. It appears that way, but if we go over what convictions there are we see

definite links to Russia/sPUTIN.

[budkin]

10. "Russia Russia Russia"

Is probably all we'll ever hear about it.

[Autumn]

13. Whatever became of Russia "meddling" in our election?

Will we ever know what the hell happened there or is that history forever?

[Champp]

14. Republicans continue seek ways to keep their Russain intimacy quiet

[Autumn]

15. I may be wrong but I'm thinking Republicans are not in charge of the doj.

At this time.

[Kid Berwyn]

16. Lot of Trump holdovers remain at DoJ.

Click in a box on the Org Chart and it opens to the page with relevant info:

https://www.justice.gov/agencies/chart

Autumn, I think we’d both have canned the lot of them January 20, 2021.

[Autumn]

17. They should have been removed within the hour of Biden being sworn in.

[Grasswire2]

19. and especially Christopher Wray.

Federalist Society member.

He gave the tips that were submitted on Kavanaugh TO THE WH COUNSEL.

In effect, giving Trump a hit list of people who had been sexually assaulted.

A hit list.

[Duncan Grant]

21. I'm reminded of "office politics".

Illegal/unethical sh*t goes down everyday in workplaces across America — sh*t that never sees the light of day. Payouts, favors and non-disclosure agreements are being finalized in this moment. So, I’m not surprised there’s been wrong-doing and only the highest levels know the real story.

Power serves its own interests.

And - we should still ask about the Mueller report. If only to show them we may be powerless, but we’re not stupid.

Edit: My context is Barr and his actions.

[Chille]

27. You do know what happened

today regarding Durham? Right?

[Chille]

30. It's been posted here

at least 10 times. The Durham indictment of Danchenko