Robert Mueller. Alex Wong/Getty Images An increasing number of people who have carefully observed Special Counsel Robert Mueller investigation of Russian influences in the 2016 election doubt that it will be the bombshell it was initially expected to be. William Barr, soon to be confirmed as Attorney General, has made it clear that he does not feel obliged to release Mueller’s report to him unless it contains indictable evidence of a crime. And because the Department of Justice guidance holds that a sitting President cannot be indicted, it is possible we may not learn much from Mueller.
The House Intelligence Committee is launching a new investigation of Trump’s finances and Russian ties. Those of us who believe the whole story of Trump’s role in the Russian attack has not been told hope we will find out more from this investigation.
In the end, however, removing Trump from the White House will be up to us.
The House Intelligence Committee is launching a new investigation of Trump’s finances and Russian ties. Those of us who believe the whole story of Trump’s role in the Russian attack has not been told hope we will find out more from this investigation.
In the end, however, removing Trump from the White House will be up to us.
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