The leaders of Congress will get an unredacted version except for the parts concerning grand jury information that they are prohibited from providing by law.
Did any of you all actually listen to the presser or did you just avoid it based on your pre determination that it would just be spin?
Iâm browsing the report as I write this and thereâs a whole section describing fat donaldâs answers to Muellerâs written questions.
Starts at page 427.
If you had listened, you would have known that Barr met with Mueller and that Mueller said he would not have indicted except for guidelines against indicting a sitting President. You would know who decided on what redactions to make (not Barr) and that all redactions would be removed for the leaders of congress except those from grand jury information which could not legally be removed. You would know that Barr did not object to Mueller testifying to Congress. You would know that Trump waived all areas that could have been executive privilege.
And no doubt you missed more information.
Because you wanted to avoid spin.
There is quite a bit difference between saying that no charges are appropriate and saying no decision was made on whether charges would be appropriate.
They didnât say that either. They said they couldnât reach that decision due to there not being enough evidence to support it âbased on the facts and the applicable legal standards.â Not that no decision was made or that they werenât attempting to prove obstruction. Clearly they were and failed.
The âdoesnât exonerate himâ line cracks me up honestly. Innocent until proven guilty, you twits. Of course the report doesnât exonerate him. The lack of evidence of his guilt does. There wasnât enough evidence to bring a case against him.
Based on the facts and the applicable legal standards, we are unable to reach that judgment.
Not that they werenât trying their damnedest to do so. For over two years.