When does it take 400+ pages along with a redaction exercise plus a news conference to confirm "total exoneration?"

@SW-User It's almost as if Barr has already given the full report to Trump and his lawyers have poured over it and shit their collective pants and told Trump "you REALLY don't want this released".

Yeah, I'm going with that.

@HerKing yep. Me too.

Don’t let reality get in your way 😂 @SW-User @HerKing @Carla

You need to follow your own advise,@jackjjackson. Why so much pre release jitters?

@jackjjackson You're right, we are living in reality. You aren't and I'm not surprised.

[image deleted]@Carla @SW-User

You’re trying the I’m rubber and you’re glue thing on me lol? @Carla @SW-User

@jackjjackson If they found nothing, then why does Trump not support releasing this 400 page report to Congress or to the public to clear his name?

There are 17 known investigations on Trump that are on going and more legit than the whole Russian case. These look into his tax frauds, identity theft, etc. One of the many lawsuits advancing through the legal system from the attorneys general of Maryland and Washington DC, is the emoluments clause lawsuit.

Under this law it’s illegal for a president to receive money from a foreign government. The Saudi government evidently purchased more than 500 rooms at Trump’s hotel in DC in the months after the 2016 election.

@jackjjackson Well Barr had ten minutes to tell Trump what he wanted to hear. He didn't answer specific questions and walked off. His credibility is down the pan as he's shown even for those who gave him the benefit of the doubt that he's bought and paid for by Trump. Terrible legacy.


Anyway, Congress now has the opportunity to read the parts that Barr left out and put some meat on the bones. I'm betting it won't be pretty and Trump will be raging against the staff who spoke to Mueller and gave evidence.

For someone so innocent he sure makes a fuss about things.

@HerKing and why all the lies? Lies that put people in jail.

You guys could have written all this a month ago. We all knew the report wasn’t going to change your minds. If and when cnn tells you to you’ll wake up and smell the coffee. Based on what I’ve read there is no reason to even try to have a reasonable discussion with you. @SW-User @Carla @HerKing @MarkPaul

@jackjjackson That's the spirit, Junior. Submit your message to Sarah Huckabee-Sanders. I'm certain she will give you a gold star.

There there I know cnn is telling you to be bitter. It’s ok. @MarkPaul

@jackjjackson You watching CNN again, hu? Even after the Baby-trump told you not to? You're living on the edge, Junior, eh?

Opposition research 😂 @MarkPaul

@jackjjackson

[quote]We all knew the report wasn’t going to change tour minds[/quote]

Trump’s actions speak louder than words though. First he states that the report totally exonerates him. Now? He doesn’t want this report to be seen by the public. Which raises a lot of questions as to why.

[quote]Based on what I’ve read there is no reason to even have try to have a reasonable discussion with you[/quote]

When have you ever been reasonable?

Please provide support for your statement that the president doesn’t want the report seen by the public. @SW-User

@jackjjackson

[quote]President Donald Trump appeared to backpedal on Tuesday from his initial desire for special counsel Robert Mueller’s report to be released to Congress and the public, a sharp diversion from his enthusiastic calls for the release of the highly anticipated report.

In a series of tweets, Trump disparaged congressional Democrats for their efforts to obtain the full report; noted that one of them had opposed the public release of grand jury information from independent counsel Kenneth Starr’s report on Bill Clinton; and tweeted a Fox News clip of lawyer Alan Dershowitz emphasizing that the Justice Department could keep the entire Mueller report confidential.

Multiple White House officials said Trump’s posture on releasing the report hasn’t changed, and Trump himself said Tuesday afternoon that he intends to defer entirely to his attorney general, William Barr. But Trump has unmistakably reined in his previous zeal for releasing the report publicly, which he first telegraphed last week while claiming that Mueller had “totally exonerated” him.[/quote]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.politico.com/amp/story/2019/04/02/trump-mueller-report-1249947
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“Reined in his previous zeal?”

You twist that into the President doesn’t want the report seen? That’s lame even for you.

@SW-User

@jackjjackson What’s lame is you chose to take a sentence out of the entire text and claim that the President did want people to see the report. Nice try though.

@SW-User He's trying to get a job on Kellyanne Conway's staff. You know... alternate facts.

@MarkPaul lol

I chose one sentence from YOUR analysis 😂 @SW-User

@jackjjackson And my analysis still hows Trump does not want the report released. The keywords here are [b]previous zeal[/b]. Zeal means enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or an objective. Trump was previously enthusiastic about showing the Mueller report. Now he’s not.

[quote]I chose one sentence from YOUR analysis[/quote]

You chose that sentence and in turn made a fool out of yourself once again

Seems to me that I'm right and you and cnn are wrong. CNN has had an agenda since 2015 you’ve bought into it and while cnn won’t change its agenda you have the opportunity to get your own information and wise up. @SW-User