Seems likely but the only thing that really matters is what is in the report.
Assuming it isn’t just 399 pages of black lines it will be interesting to see all the idiots jumping to conclusions about what it says way before they could have possibly read it.
Jesus Christ. Why not just have Hannity give this press conference.
There was no obstruction except for the obstruction there was which was totally understandable because Trump was mad.
Jesus Christ. Why not just have Hannity give this press conference.
There was no obstruction except for the obstruction there was which was totally understandable because Trump was mad.
Yeah i'm really not sure where this whole idea that an illegal act isn't illegal if the intent to commit an illegal act didn't exist came from. Not like that flies if you're caught speeding.Or...Trump was too stupid to know that what he was doing was obstruction. If he isn't obstructing on purpose...no corrupt intent?!! Is that how it works?? Trump just thought he was an autocrat who could act with impugnity!
A section(s) of congress is getting the unredacted report, minus grand jury stuff.Barr also said he would be giving Congress the public version of the report, so Congress is also not getting the unredacted report now?
Barr also said he would be giving Congress the public version of the report, so Congress is also not getting the unredacted report now?
They will eventually as it would be unconstitutional to withhold it from them.
To be clear - it would be unconstitutional to prevent Congress (at least some members of it) from seeing a single comma or period.
Yeah i'm really not sure where this whole idea that an illegal act isn't illegal if the intent to commit an illegal act didn't exist came from. Not like that flies if you're caught speeding.
Barr also said he would be giving Congress the public version of the report, so Congress is also not getting the unredacted report now?
Yeah but you still get charged with a crime. A lot of crimes have nuance in terms of intent -> variable punishment, but where the fuck did the notion that if a person didn't *intend* to obstruct justice, they just 'accidentally' or 'because they were hangry' obstructed justice multiple times, there's no crime involved?Intent matters a lot in basically all crimes. If you drop an anvil off a building because you're clumsy and it kills someone that's a lot different than dropping an anvil off a building for the purpose of killing someone.
What I think is incredible is that Barr is arguing that if Trump sincerely believed the investigation was meritless then it wouldn't be illegal for him to obstruct it. That's comically, laughably wrong.
Screw Barr and his press conference. Enough "framing" and filtering the report. Let's just see the goddamn thing. We'll be the judge of what it says and what it means. Whatever they haven't blacked out that is. That will be the next fight.
Yeah but you still get charged with a crime. A lot of crimes have nuance in terms of intent -> variable punishment, but where the fuck did the notion that if a person didn't *intend* to obstruct justice, they just 'accidentally' or 'because they were hangry' obstructed justice multiple times, there's no crime involved?
Yeah but you still get charged with a crime. A lot of crimes have nuance in terms of intent -> variable punishment, but where the fuck did the notion that if a person didn't *intend* to obstruct justice, they just 'accidentally' or 'because they were hangry' obstructed justice multiple times, there's no crime involved?