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THREAD: Barr’s Letter Shows Why We Need to See the Full Mueller Report Now (1/12) themoscowproject.org/dispatch/barrs…
Attorney General William Barr’s letter on his conclusions from Mueller’s report only underscores why the full report needs to be made available to the public. (2/12) judiciary.house.gov/sites/democrat…
Beyond having been written by a man handpicked to defend Trump, the letter fails to answer any of the outstanding questions from what’s already been made public. Here are just a few of those questions: (3/12) themoscowproject.org/dispatch/barrs…
• Was Mueller able to complete a full counterintelligence investigation by probing Trump’s finances along with his campaign’s actions? (4/12) themoscowproject.org/dispatch/why-t…
• Where does Trump Tower Moscow fit into the broader investigation of Trump and his campaign? (5/12) documentcloud.org/documents/5453…
• What did Mike Flynn tell Mueller in his more than 62 hours of cooperation? (6/12) businessinsider.com/flynn-sentenci…
• Why did Paul Manafort share polling data with Konstantin Kilimnik, and what did Kilimnik do with it? (7/12) politico.com/story/2019/01/…
• Why did Jared Kushner attempt to circumvent U.S. intelligence to build a secret backchannel with the Russian government during the transition? (8/12) nytimes.com/2017/05/26/us/…
• Who was the congressional candidate who reached out to Guccifer 2.0 for dirt on his opponent? (9/12) justice.gov/file/1080281/d…
• Who was the “senior Trump campaign official” directing Roger Stone to reach out to WikiLeaks in July 2016—and who directed the campaign official to do so? (10/12) justice.gov/file/1124706/d…
• And, as always: Why so many lies? (11/12)
A four-page summary won’t cut it. It’s time for the public to know the truth—not Barr’s cherry-picked version, but the whole truth about Russia’s attack on our election and whether the president is compromised. (12/12)
