Mueller refused to challenge the "no indictment" rule

[SHRED]

I wish he would have.
That would have been heroic.
Interviewing tRump would have been "heroic" also.

[C_U_L8R]

1. We'll see. It ain't over.

I don't think Mueller thought the report would be the end of it. It's a huge play with lots of repercussions (for Trump). From SDNY to Congress to or own elections, today seems very significant. We'll see.

[empedocles]

2. 'heroic' by Mueller perhaps, but very vulnerable to the political process, which this whole

trump thing is about. This 'whole trump thing, is fundamentally a political question. Without a clear political mandate, the legal questions/indictments could be swept aside.

To make my point more clear, it seems that if the myriad ongoing investigations and prosecutions become so overwhelming against trump; it's entirely possible that trump may push for an impeachment trial, as his best way to beat these charges/raps.

[Nevermypresident]

3. It is over regarding not interviewing trump. It is over regarding

Mueller not challenging the DOJ policy of no indictment for sitting prez.

period.

I'm disappointed.

[tymorial]

4. I dont know how he would do that without showing his hand

On matters of jurisdiction the special counsel confers with the attorney general who ultimately makes the decision. This isnt the same position. Mueller never reported to Congress.