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Mueller spent two years investigating obstruction of justice and found evidence that “does not exonerate” Trump. Barr took two days to set aside that evidence. The entire report must be published and evidence provided to Congress so the American people can judge for themselves.

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Give it up. If we don't drop this matter in its entirety, not only will Trump win re-election, House will be GOP again. Enough is enough. Drop it.

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I'm going to agree to disagree here and say the country and congress deserve to get the full report. It's a shitty situation where the man tasked to investigate the president was also put in place by him. The only check a that point is congress and we need closure here.

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Full report yes, then drop it. The damage is done. People only hear the summary. Next time Democrats should just vote. Not kick, whine and scream that Bernie didn’t get the nomination. Not purposely avoid MI/WI because they are “in the bag.” This all could have been avoided.

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I agree that this has been rough for the country. I don't like Trump as president. I think he's a shitty person. That said, if Mueller's team didn't find evidence of collusion, I have to accept that. What I would really like to do is address the interference in our election ...

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...process by a hostile foreign state actor (Russia). We need better resources and more research and money devoted to focus on exactly how they're doing this and how we can protect ourselves. We've got a 700 billion $ defense budget -- we need more of that in cyber security, etc.

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I agree with you that president Obama likely dropped the ball there or didn't work to do more. It's important to remember that whether we are a democrat or republican, we're Americans first and we're on the same side -- Lately we've been too decisive and polarized politically.

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