All of Congress wants the full Mueller investigation available to them and the public.
A symbolic vote but significant.
Replies to: All of Congress wants the full Mueller investigation available to them and the public.
Bring it baby!
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You see, Whiners? This is how you do it.
Have some damn confidence in the guy you support so much.
Thank you, Baron.
the demos have to live with the rules they changed
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That is so bold...
...and utterly meaningless...
An easy vote... we all want that!
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Bikers for Trump may feel differently. Don’t want to piss them off. Things could get bad.
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That's why their approval rating is so low. They're only good in doing things symbolic.
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That has to be it. Most people hate transparency.
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Link: Congress going against the people.
Yes, most people want privacy. It's just human nature.
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Donald Trump never wanted privacy... he only feels alive when he's being humiliated in public
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The report has many people, not just Trump. Who care how Trump feels anyway. It's DOJ rule on anyone
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Wait. You've seen it?
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You want to count how many people have been questioned by Mueller team? Let's start with J Kelly
Just for themselves mushbrain.
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Yeah, I don't want you to see my privacy, but I want to see your privacy. Typical childish liberal.
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I can guarantee you that none of us want to see any of your privacy.
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Good. Stay consistent by applying this principle on anyone else.
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I will. Your "privacy", whatever that is, is not in the national interest.
The contents of the Mueller report are in the national interest.
The conclusion of Mueller report is in the national interest, not its details of the every process.
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“it’s details of the every process” WTF is that? I want its findings and conclusions. If no
prosecution, I want to know why.
Something like 9 in 10 want it public. There is almost no more nonpartisan issue.
But I guess hyperpartisans are still holding out.
I could never see why a never to be tried accusation by Andrew Wiseman could be unfair.
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"Something like". Your pontificating is priceless
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The article I linked said 87%. Is that wrong? Or is 87% not "something like" 9 in 10.
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9 in 10 are obsessed with celebrities' private life too. It's nonpartisan. Listen, only if you stop
making Mueller investigation political at first, you would understand why investigation can't go public, assuming investigation concludes no criminal evidences found. If they found anything criminal on president, of course it has to go public, letting American know. This doesn't just apply to president, it also apply to you. Think about it again, once you are being investigated, everything in your life will be published to public even you are innocent. It is unfair to you, isn't it?
The DOJ has had a policy since before you were conceived of not publishing the results
of an investigation into a person that resulted in no charges. I'll leave it up to you to figure out why that's good policy. And I know it wasn't always followed.
If it hasn’t always been followed, then exceptions can be made. I know why you want it hidden.
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Overwhelming bipartisan support for its release.
As I said below, the President is acting guilty. Transparency would be best for the country. Citizens want it, Congress wants it.
You are just part of the mob.
The innocent have rights.
Amazing that needs to be said.
What do you think he would put in that report that would injure an innocent person?
We've all got lots of private info we'd rather not share with the public. How much of that would ever be part of any investigation, much less something that would warrant being in a report of the investigation.
Is someone's penis enlarger really going to be an exhibit to the collusion investigation?
You get the difference though, right?
If you were being investigated by the FBI right now no one would know. If that investigation turned up nothing what would be the point of publishing it?
In this instance, everyone knows the Trump campaign is under investigation. If the report is buried there will always be conspiracy theorists speculating what's in it and frothing up the stupids. By publishing it the public will know once and for all if their president is innocent, a criminal or a traitor. You have a right to know. Trump has claimed he's innocent all along so let's let the record show that if that's the case. It's the best path forward to try to bring the country back together.
If it were me, and everyone knew I was under investigation but I knew I was innocent, I'd want the report made public. What am I saying, of course I'd be innocent.
I get your point but we are not just talking about Trump here.
We are talking about everyone else who came within Mueller's crosshairs, which is just about everyone on the campaign. The DoJ just can't go about publishing a report about people who they investigated and did not charge.
My feeling is the report will be published but it will be redacted in part.
Bipartisan, dude. Both Trump-lovers and normal people.
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