Mueller was asked, “Did you actually totally exonerate the president?" He responded simply, “No,” and said, “The president was not exculpated.” When asked if it was true Trump could be charged when he leaves office, Mueller responded simply, “True.” That’s pretty clear cut.
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Oh. Then ... impeachment is next? Please?
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'Nuff said. Drops mic
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That alone should shut trump up. But unfortunately he will put a spin on it to make it sound like he’s innocent and his brain dead followers will agree.
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Innocence is PRESUMED. A prosecutor does NOT EXONERATE. And you can indict a ham sandwich as they say.
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Per GOP: – Prosecutors don't exonerate! – Therefore Trump wasn't exonerated. – So Trump should be tried for Obstruction of Justice.
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Yup. And anyone who's read the report can see that. The question I'd like to see asked (but have other work to do today) is "Would the redacted sections add evidence, make the logic clearer, or expand the potential charges?"
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Has Adam Schiff been exonerated from Orgy Island and The Standard Hotel?
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