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Mueller clarified that he did not say #2
Thanks for pointing that out -- he declined to make a decision to prosecute.
Mueller clarified that he did not say #2
Those weren't talking points those were things that actually happened.Talking points... sounds very much like the occupant in the W.H. Projection be thy middle name.
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Prosecute for what?Thanks for pointing that out -- he declined to make a decision to prosecute.
#1 Mueller could not exonerate anyoneMueller clarified that he did not say #2
#1 Mueller could not exonerate anyone
Mueller used that word to cloud up the sham that was his name shake investigation.
No exoneration is never into play. If their is a crime he procedes with legal recourse if not he says nothingMueller exonerated Trump on the charge of conspiracy, by saying he couldn’t prove it. He pointedly refused to do the same on the charge of obstruction.
1. First, Mueller will remind us of Russia’s social media influence campaign. Facebook identified at least 470 fake accounts that were controlled by the Internet Research Agency — a company allegedly founded and controlled by a Russian “businessman,” Yevgeny Prigozhin, who is so close to dictator Vladimir Putin that his nickname is “Putin’s chef.” These accounts posted more than 80,000 updates between January 2015 and August 2017 that reached as many as 126 million people. The IRA also purchased 3,500 Facebook ads that reached more than 10 million people.
Meanwhile, Twitter identified 3,814 IRA-controlled accounts that likewise reached millions of people with their tweets, retweets and “likes.” Overall, there can be no doubt — none whatsoever— that Russian efforts to reach Americans and influence them were extensive and pervasive.
2. Second, as Mueller will also remind us, two units of the Russian intelligence services breached 29 computers at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and 30 computers at the Democratic National Committee. The Russians siphoned off more than 70 gigabytes of information from the DCCC and stole “hundreds of thousands” of documents from compromised email accounts and networks.
When did Muller use the word "exonerate" on the charge of conspiracy? He used it numerous times on the charge of obstruction. He cannot exonerate ANYONE, its just a catch phrase that has caught up with Mueller.....finally. He got his ass handed to him yesterday.Mueller exonerated Trump on the charge of conspiracy, by saying he couldn’t prove it. He pointedly refused to do the same on the charge of obstruction.
LOL Because his job was to find evidence and por
When did Muller use the word "exonerate" on the charge of conspiracy? He used it numerous times on the charge of obstruction. He cannot exonerate ANYONE, its just a catch phrase that has caught up with Mueller.....finally. He got his ass handed to him yesterday.
When did Muller use the word "exonerate" on the charge of conspiracy? He used it numerous times on the charge of obstruction. He cannot exonerate ANYONE, its just a catch phrase that has caught up with Mueller.....finally. He got his ass handed to him yesterday.
He did not prove guilt, and he cannot exonerate. There is an assumption of innocence until proven guilty. Its the use of the word "exonerate" that got him in trouble.Not necessary. He said if he could conclude that the president had not committed obstruction, he would have said so. The way he said he could conclude that there was not evidence to support a charge of conspiracy.
He did not prove guilt, and he cannot exonerate. There is an assumption of innocence until proven guilty. Its the use of the word "exonerate" that got him in trouble.
We have a different opinion of proving guilt. Just as we do of his use of the word "exonerate".He laid out every element of the offense of obstruction with evidence that it occurred on 5 occasions.
Good luck with that. No one will care once he's out of office. Only the most obnoxious Trump haters and no one will listen to them.The special prosecutor was not authorized to indict Trump, only to investigate. In fact, DOJ rules say a sitting president cannot be indicted.
Republican Ken Buck: "Could you charge the president with a crime after he left office?"
Mueller: "Yes."
Buck: "You believe that you could charge the president of the United States with obstruction of justice after he left office?"
Mueller: "Yes."
Good luck with that. No one will care once he's out of office. Only the most obnoxious Trump haters and no one will listen to them.
What was that chargeable offense again? Mueller made no accusation at all of any criminality. A prosecutor either accuses or doesn't accuse. Good lord, give it while you're behind. You are just embarrassing yourself at this point.The point is Mueller’s acknowledgement that he found a chargeable offense.
What was that chargeable offense again? Mueller made no accusation at all of any criminality. A prosecutor either accuses or doesn't accuse. Good lord, give it while you're behind. You are just embarrassing yourself at this point.
no, he didn't.He laid out every element of the offense of obstruction with evidence that it occurred on 5 occasions.