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Originally Posted by Rochard
Why wouldn't it be shown to Congress - and the American people? Doesn't the Trump administration want to have it's name cleared? This is not a joke or a game; This is not "let's accuse Hillary of crimes and have a dozen investigations to make her look bad". The President of the United States is being accused of the worse crime imaginable - Treason.
We know for a fact that the Russian government was working over time to influence the election, and we know the Russian government was trying hard to offer the Trump campaign assistance. We know the Russian government hacked the DNC. We know Trump's campaign manager was handing over information directly to the Russians. We know there was a secret meeting with the Russians in the Trump Tower. We know there was multiple secret meetings and conversations with the Russians and Micheal Flynn and Jeff Sessions.
Why wouldn't Trump stop everything to ensure there was no collusion? Why wouldn't Trump want to clear his own name?
Why wouldn't the Trump administration be demanding the entire report be released immediately?
Instead, all we get is constant lies? Why? What are they hiding?
Here is how this plays out.... Eventually we will have a Democratic President and Congress. Then we will have more investigations. Then we will find out the truth.
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Are you all really this brain dead or what Barr cant release the full report till somethings are fully redacted
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...d5f_story.html
“Nothing in the special counsel regulations — or other Justice Department rules — prohibits Barr from releasing the report to Congress or the public,”
"But Congress let that post-Watergate law lapse, concerned that it gave independent counsels too much power, so the Mueller investigation is governed only by regulations established by the Justice Department.
Experts agree that under those regulations, Barr need not voluntarily disclose any more than he already has. But Barr also has the authority to release considerably more if he chooses, subject to redactions to protect grand jury secrets and ongoing investigations.
“The Attorney General may determine that public release” of a special counsel’s report “would be in the public interest, to the extent that release would comply with applicable legal restrictions,”