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Tommy_Carcetti

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13. He stuck by DOJ policy. That doesn't mean he doesn't think he broke the law.
Fri Apr 19, 2019, 11:51 AM
Apr 2019

If you read between the lines, it seems pretty obvious that he does think that Trump broke the law. And obstruction is an inchoate offense, meaning the attempt of it is criminal even if it is not successful.

The report expressly refuses to say that Trump didn't break the law on obstruction, and then lays out 179 pages of evidence that appears to support that he did break the law on obstruction.

The prospects of impeachment and indictment after he leaves office were never ruled out by Mueller.

I know it's frustrating that Mueller appears to be straddling a middle line here, but I wouldn't say he's leaving Trump off the hook by any stretch of the imagination.

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