One of the questions everyone was asking after the redacted Mueller report came out Thursday was why didn't Mueller charge Junior and Kushner-in-law.
If that were still the case-- required civics classes-- more people would understand the difference between what the House does (impeachment) and what the Senate does (removal from office). They're not the same and there was never any reasonable chance that Trump would be removed by this Senate-- not even if he did take a gun out to the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot someone. That just speaks to the nature of the conservative movement, 2019. You'd need 2/3s of the Senators to remove Trump. Where you going to find that?
by NoahSaid NO innocent person, ever.Up to you Congress. We expect you'll do nothing. We expect you'll sit on your hands and finish destroying the meaning of law, decency, and ethics once and for all time. We expect you'll set a horrific example for generations to come by letting Trump skate. Steny Hoyer is already trying to be the House's answer to Mitch McConnell.
Short version: Russia helped Trump and Trump welcomed their help. Whatever Barr and Trump cooked up for Fox and Trump's dumbbell 35% of the country, Mueller's report is a cornucopia of collusion and obstruction-- every damn thing you ever thought he and his treasonous enablers might have done. Mueller's got it all in there-- except for the pee-tape and a confession from Trump and his family of grifters.
Mr. Putin, you have mail by Nancy OhanianExcept for Rudy Giuliani, tomorrow's the big day. God only knows what Maddow is doing tonight to prepare for the Big Day! No matter what, though, he sure to spend the day with Ted Lieu's twitter feed open.
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris breakdown Russian President Vladimir Putin’s first remarks on U.S. AG Barr’s summary and the end of the Mueller investigation, which found no collusion between Trump and Russia.
Putin noted that the Robert Mueller investigation was aimed at home consumption and revealed a crisis in the US political system. The Russian President called the entire two year probe “a dark chapter in American history” and “no one wants to see it come back.”
