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Do you accept the Barr Report at face value?

Do you accept the Barr Report at face value?


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Barr quoted Mueller.

Don't you think that if Wm. Barr had misquoted Bob Mueller, Mueller would have corrected him? And here we are 12 days later, and NO Mueller corrections.

Most rational people would conclude the horse is dead.... :beatdeadhorse

Bar quoted 4 sentence fragments. Slam the ball home all you want, it only plays in Trumptyverse.

What we know:
1) Not enough evidence to indict a sitting pres (can't do that anyway) for conspiracy.
2) Barr decided there was no obstruction because of 1)
 
Barr and Rosenstein put that out because the whole investigation was into collusion and obstruction of justice. There wasn't enough to indict on either. It also stated that it had nothing to do with the "sitting president" issue. There wasn't enough to indict. Period. All the rest of the report needs to be redacted. The people who wanted the whole report made public with no redactions, was just a political stunt. They know it would be illegal to release grand jury testimony to the public . Nadler was furious when the Starr report was released. He's arguing just the opposite today. The democrats want to use the Mueller report for opposition research. Everybody knows it. Let the games begin. Barrs summary itself shouldn't be doubted at all. What was there to be gained by lying on the summary? Does anybody believe Bob Mueller would just remain silent if he said there was collusion? And obstruction of justice? Enough to indict? I doubt it.

With 500 wittiness statements and 2 years of combing through testimony and documents, there's sure to be some embarrassing info on Trump. No doubt. That's what it's about. Finding something , anything. Now they are going after his taxes, his family, friends, and anything they can. Even if they don't nail him before he finishes his term, and even if he is re-elected, that's not what this is about. This is about showing any other outsider, that isn't a life long politician, the kind of treatment they will get if they think about running for POTUS. Think about it. Trump is a family business, with hundreds if not thousands of employees all over the world. The life long politician, well, they live off us. Nothing to hide. They've already hidden any skeletons decades ago. Yes my friends, that what this is about. That's why there were plenty of opponents/never Trumpers on both sides of the aisle. To many secrets and sweetheart deals in congress. Think of it, would we even know about the "slush fund" to pay of women in congress for all those years if Trump hadn't entered the race? Think about it.

What you are describing sounds like Behngazi. And you blame the dems for doing it? There seems to be more beef here, imo. I've never wanted impeachment, but Trump deserves a public airing.
 
Bar quoted 4 sentence fragments. Slam the ball home all you want, it only plays in Trumptyverse.

What we know:
1) Not enough evidence to indict a sitting pres (can't do that anyway) for conspiracy.
2) Barr decided there was no obstruction because of 1)

Barr followed all protocol. He quoted Mueller correctly. Something anti-Trumpsters will never admit.
And that's pathetic.
 
You're making perfect sense and it is a good point. It won't change a thing with his base. In spirit it will indeed be more of the same and more of what we already know.

In detail however it may turn out to be impeachable. Actual concrete crimes and cover ups. If it doesn't lead to impeachment, it still provides fuel for countless investigations that will dog Trump to 2020, a disadvantage he didn't have to the same degree in 2016.

Agree 100%, which I think was the goal to begin with. The thing that troubles me is, I don't think Trump himself is the only thing that motivated this movement. He's an easy target, and a perfect foil, for something much more sinister. I don't think all the never Trumpers were put off by his character alone. I think there are players on both sides of the aisle, that never want another outsider in the WH. I mean, why else would so many people risk their career and reputation? I'm usually not a big "conspiracy" guy, but there are too many "coincidences" with leaks, media narratives and the like. Just a thought. JMHO :peace
 
The Barr Report, of course, being distinctly Barr's own four page summary of Mueller's report.

Do you accept the Barr Report at face value?

1. Yes, I have no reason to doubt it.
2. No, I'll wait on the Mueller Report, whenever that happens.
3. I don't know.

Pretty much, yeah. If they found something they could pin Trump on, they would have already revealed it.
 
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