Bottom line, the Mueller report is an indictment that's not going away.

[shockey80]

Let's hope fate, reality, for a change joins the good guys side instead of always protecting the evil corrupt liars who never seem to pay a price for anything they do.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Just the fact that there's so much in it will means it will be scrutinized and mulled over

for a long time. It takes hours just to read it once, and then you have to go back and read it again and think about it. It's well-written, mostly avoiding unnecessary legalese, so its audience will not be limited to lawyers, politicians and journalists. And parts of it are downright juicy. It's very definitely not going away, and the House's attempt to get the unredacted version will keep it in the news.

And what's in the redacted parts? Pretty sure Roger Stone, Julian Assange and Wikileaks are in there, bigly.

[Cirque du So-What]

2. As we're mulling over its contents...

in a way I guess that means we're all mullers.