[RickeyM]

Originally Posted by finnbow

So, every court decision that doesn't go the Lying Dotard's way is due to liberal bias? I guess Trump and his minions should be more careful about where they choose to break the law and/or lie to the American people. Four different judges (one at District level, all 3 at Appellate level) found that found that Barr lied about having actually deliberated over whether to prosecute Trump for obstruction. He didn't deliberate. He had already decided not to prosecute Trump before he even had the OLC look into it and then overly redacted the OLC memo to cover up his perfidy. He testified to Congress about his "deliberation" which didn't actually happen (i.e., he lied).

Anybody with half a brain recognized full well that Barr's preemptive characterization of the Mueller report was a dishonest attempt to undermine it. Even the normally taciturn Mueller wrote that Barr's summary of the Mueller investigation "did not fully capture the context, nature, and substance of this Office's work and conclusions."

I understand that your characterization of the whole Mueller investigation as a hoax (no collusion, no obstruction) has been dashed by what we know about Roger Stone and Paul Manafort (collusion) and now this (obstruction) as well as Barr's efforts thru Durham to undermine the investigation's predicate (witch hunt). Sad.

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