Now that the (redacted) Mueller report, with 448 pages plus notes, plus appendixes, is out, all filled with extensive documentation, we know that it is not just public opinion but objective FACT: there was extensive collusion, extensive obstruction, that could not be proved to rise to the level of criminal conspiracy, and — while there were numerous criminal convictions and referrals to other courts — could not be charged against the president only because of an internal memo — not a law, statute or Constitutional provision — written by the Nixon Dept. of “Justice” that opines that a sitting president cannot be indicted while in office.
Mueller did refer any possible criminal activity for action by the House under impeachment rules and to future administrations after Trump is no longer a sitting president.
But it is no longer a matter of public opinion.
That public opinion is rooted in well-documented massive amounts of fact-based evidence.
Now that the (redacted) Mueller report, with 448 pages plus notes, plus appendixes, is out, all filled with extensive documentation, we know that it is not just public opinion but objective FACT: there was extensive collusion, extensive obstruction, that could not be proved to rise to the level of criminal conspiracy, and — while there were numerous criminal convictions and referrals to other courts — could not be charged against the president only because of an internal memo — not a law, statute or Constitutional provision — written by the Nixon Dept. of “Justice” that opines that a sitting president cannot be indicted while in office.
Mueller did refer any possible criminal activity for action by the House under impeachment rules and to future administrations after Trump is no longer a sitting president.
But it is no longer a matter of public opinion.
That public opinion is rooted in well-documented massive amounts of fact-based evidence.