1/5 Here’s a tidbit I never heard before about Mueller’s upcoming report on possible obstruction by the President...
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2/5 According to the WaPo reporters: "The regulations governing Mueller's investigation, which were written in 1999, require that a special counsel submit a 'confidential report explaining the prosecution or declination decisions' reached by the office."
3/5 "The goal of the regulations was to avoid requiring a sprawling public report like the one issued by independent counsel Kenneth Starr at the conclusion of his investigation into President Bill Clinton in the 1990s..."
4/5 "Rosenstein will have near-total control over how the probe concludes and what the public learns about the findings. It will fall to Rosenstein to decide whether Mueller's report contains findings about Trump that warrant some remedy or punishment by Congress."
5/5 "It remains to be seen how [Rosenstein] will navigate the pressure."
CONCLUSION: The decision whether to publicly accuse the President of Obstruction of Justice and refer him for Impeachment will be made by two men in a smoke-filled room: Rod Rosenstein and Robert Mueller.
CONCLUSION: The decision whether to publicly accuse the President of Obstruction of Justice and refer him for Impeachment will be made by two men in a smoke-filled room: Rod Rosenstein and Robert Mueller.
