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The wisest among us might withhold our judgements on Robert Mueller until we've seen his report. We don't yet know why Robert Mueller hasn't spoken publicly, but as a man who follows the rules to a T, I'm considering Mueller innocent until proven guilty.
I understand your thought process here but it doesn't hold out against what you are using as your defense. If he is a by the book man and Barr is perverting the truth of the report & facts then you take some action. I again say Mueller could simply say he has deep concerns & boom
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I believe he's said everything he has to say in his report. Congress is certainly free (& intends) to call him to testify. He may feel it's improper to comment, especially prior to the release of the redacted report. We're all out of patience & running out of time, I know.
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Mueller is not authorized to "take some action." Also, we have much more important, more threatening targets-of-concern than Robert Mueller.
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I guess we will find out if I'm wrong on Thursday. If he allows this redacted report to stand without a peep, then I keep going back to my core position. He could make the most tame comment and change the narrative with three words. We will soon know. A month is already too long!
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