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    1. Michael Tracey‏Verified account @mtracey May 28
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      It’s fantasy to suggest that “collusion” and “obstruction” are ever going to be separable in the context of a turbo-charged impeachment proceeding. There’s no way around it: Dems are moving to impeach Trump on the basis of a debunked conspiracy theoryhttps://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/ny-oped-the-runaway-impeachment-train-20190528-jfedgjwbjnegrjxxehrzwx53fa-story.html …

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    2. Michael Tracey‏Verified account @mtracey May 28
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      That said, as I write in the column, I think Trump supporters and perhaps Trump himself are over-confident about the certainty of impeachment somehow “helping” Trump. Anyone who claims they know how this is going to play out politically is blowing smoke out of their you-know-what

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      Michael Tracey‏Verified account @mtracey May 28
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      I love how the more Serious Impeachment Advocates insist that average citizens are going to sit there and legalistically parse out obstruction from collusion, rather than bundle them both into the same vague Russia/Mueller cluster of issues, which is 100% what's going to happen

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        2. Michael Tracey‏Verified account @mtracey May 29
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          Whatever Mueller pronounces today, it won't change the fact that zero Americans were indicted for conspiracy with Russia, and it won't change that his Report destroyed the entire "collusion" narrative. But Dems will latch onto anything he says to further their impeachment crusade

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        3. Michael Tracey‏Verified account @mtracey May 29
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          Mueller still occupies the Special Counsel position (and thus remains an employee of the Justice Department) so it's possible that he just announces his work is complete and he is leaving the DOJ. Which will make it easier to get him to testify before Congress

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        4. Michael Tracey‏Verified account @mtracey May 29
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          Mueller just gave impeachment-crazy Democrats a fresh injection of Russia fever. Initiation of impeachment proceedings is likelier than ever now. Mueller specifically tailored his statement to instigate impeachment: I don't see how anyone could read it otherwise

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        5. Michael Tracey‏Verified account @mtracey May 29
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          Michael Tracey Retweeted (((Rep. Nadler)))

          In this statement Nadler says it's a "lie" to suggest that the Mueller Report showed "no collusion." It therefore stands to reason that in any forthcoming impeachment proceeding, which Nadler would oversee, "collusion" would be a major component. See?https://twitter.com/RepJerryNadler/status/1133759926822723584 …

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          Read my statement following Special Counsel Robert Muller's press conference this morning on the conclusion of the investigation into President Trump and his associates: pic.twitter.com/1FDMotIgiY
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        1. Drew Vogel‏ @drewpvogel May 28
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          Uhh...pic.twitter.com/0OKdlDc0yR

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        1. Navid  🧢‏ @NYCNavid May 28
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          Not only that, they that insist that average citizens are going to distinguish between obstruction as a statutory crime and obstruction as a political offense as defined by the House.

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        1. ShaneWolfe‏ @GBotMAB May 28
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          True. But even if they do, it would still be a losing argument. If anyone wants to try that argument out on me, I'd love to have my ground tested

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        1. DaveyShmak‏ @Obsudos May 28
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          I thought Impeachment could only proceed if it can't fail! As a "failed" impeachment is kinda bad!? 🤔

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        1. Barnaby Tudbubble‏ @BTudbubble May 28
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          I love the way that S.I.A. think that people working at jobs and living paycheck to paycheck really give a shit at this point, given no fait accompli from the investigation

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        1. David‏ @David_____1 May 29
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          Which is what they’re betting on

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        1. Roxanne Chester‏ @ggm281 May 29
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          You can just scroll through your replies and see you're right on this. This is basically the Clinton impeachment all over again.

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        2. Make Racists Afraid Again‏ @2020Blurbs May 28
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          I don’t think it’s that hard to understand that even if Trump didn’t collude with Russians, he obstructed to impede investigation of his many other crimes.

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        1. Solych‏ @S0LYCH May 29
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          I hope he says that congressional dems can pound sand and that the investigation is over.

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        2. Iguanabowtie‏ @Iguanabowtie1 May 28
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          I've been saying this for weeks. Obstructing an investigation that turns out to be spurious is still a crime, (depending on where you live) but it's the very definition of a technicality. Most people will see no harm & thus no foul.

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        2. Karen Santal‏ @KSantal May 28
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          I liked the way you put it a few weeks ago, impeachment for obstructing a fraud.

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