Comments by "Deborah Freedman" (@deborahfreedman333) on "Nadler on Mueller report: Committee must see everything" video.

  1. Actually, that dossier was started by a GOP operative. And if no crimes were committed, why are so many going to jail?
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  2.  K C  Why do that when everything is in his report? Congress needs to see the full report.
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  3.  K C  People have been convicted of obstruction when they destroyed the evidence so that the original charge could not be proven. If that were not true, it would encourage criminals to further obstruct justice by destroying evidence.
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  4.  @TomTom1894KA  You are conflating CNN with Fox.
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  5. I remember Starr's White Water investigation. Since the investigation was supposed to be about real estate improprieties, once the public saw it was really about Clinton's sex life interest waned. We all knew many presidents couldn't keep it in their pants, and as long as it was consensual could hardly care less. The public's disgust with Starr's prurient discussion of private details raised Clinton in the polls. This is not about Trump's sex life. It is about the possibility he broke the law. Since the Justice Department cannot charge, it is vital that Congress sees all the details in order to determine if impeachment required.
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  6.  @chucksgrace3225  Do you not understand the difference between Congress and the public at large? Congress should see the rull report, not Barr's selected snippets. As stated previously, judges have done that with grand jury testimony in the past. In Nixon's case, Congress, not the public saw that evidence. That is all we want now. to follow the precedent.
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  7. Oh yes, the wonderful policies of letting polluters run rampant. The policy of taking away healthcare. The policy of reducing taxes on the rich while raising it on working people. The policy of putting children in cages. Fighting all these heinous policies is why the Democrats won back the House. And as to the Mueller report, it's not over yet.
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  8. Redacted for the public was what they wanted. There is no valid reason that Congress should not see the Mueller report. A redacted version for the public would be fine.
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  9. The president can break laws in plain sight, and his supporters and the GOP will diligently cover for him.
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