Thread by @moscow_project

Reminder: With so many unanswered questions and loose ends, predictions of the end of the Mueller investigation could mean many things—but almost certainly won't be the end of what we learn about Trump and Russia.
theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Mueller is reportedly still seeking testimony from key witnesses, and we still know very little about the mystery case involving a foreign state-owned company that has gone all the way to the Supreme Court. cnn.com/2019/02/19/pol…

There are also key filings and hearings still to come in multiple cases, including Paul Manafort's and Michael Flynn's—not to mention what will almost certainly be a lengthy legal battle over Roger Stone's indictment.
cnn.com/politics/live-…

Mueller's investigation is also only one of at least 17 investigations into Trump, looking at everything from his years in real estate to his fraudulent foundation to the possibility that his inaugural committee was a vehicle for illegal foreign influence.
wired.com/story/mueller-…

And of course, there's the fact that Attorney General William Barr has repeatedly refused to commit to making any report Mueller files public, which would almost certainly prompt legal battles in its own right. lawfareblog.com/william-barrs-…

Finally, there's the House of Representatives, which only recently sent the transcripts of its Russia-related interviews to Mueller, and which—as we argued last month—could and should hold public hearings to ensure the public learns the truth. huffingtonpost.com/entry/opinion-…