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For what it’s worth, I’ve read a Mueller report before.
After the NFL’s Ray Rice scandal, the league hired Mueller as an independent counsel to investigate the league’s handling of the case and issues like it.
His report was exactly what you’d expect: comprehensive
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After the NFL’s Ray Rice scandal, the league hired Mueller as an independent counsel to investigate the league’s handling of the case and issues like it.
His report was exactly what you’d expect: comprehensive
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It began with a substantive and carefully worded Executive Summary resolving to a summary of recommended actions.
The body mapped out in great detail a remarkably deep and thorough investigation that left no available stone unturned - and what limitations prevented more.
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The body mapped out in great detail a remarkably deep and thorough investigation that left no available stone unturned - and what limitations prevented more.
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In that case, Mueller insisted the report be made public rather than being filtered through the NFL’s internal communications machine.
His words had a meaning exactly as written which would be diminished by extraction, paraphrasing and characterization.
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His words had a meaning exactly as written which would be diminished by extraction, paraphrasing and characterization.
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At the very barest minimum, it is a very safe bet Mueller’s Trump-Russia report included an Executive Summary written for public consumption.
While some of the body requires redaction, I would bet my car he wrote his exec summary so America could see it immediately.
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While some of the body requires redaction, I would bet my car he wrote his exec summary so America could see it immediately.
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