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1 People are unfairly criticizing Mueller now. Keep in mind:
-He has information we don't have
-He & his team worked 90 hrs/week for 2 years
-He’s a patriot who is disgusted by Putin’s control of Trump
-The shutdown/pardon scenario was real
-He was blindsided by Barr's corruption
-He has information we don't have
-He & his team worked 90 hrs/week for 2 years
-He’s a patriot who is disgusted by Putin’s control of Trump
-The shutdown/pardon scenario was real
-He was blindsided by Barr's corruption
2 We don't know what Mueller knows & we don't know what was handed off to prosecutors & FBI. Barr's recent attempt to get info from intel agencies is a sign that much worse evidence is lurking. A CI investigation & this Vox analysis of Mueller report redactions is another sign. 
3 Mueller may have expected Trump's actions in Vol 1 & the 10 crisply laid out obstruction cases in vol 2 to be enough to push Congress to act, while the secret info is so explosive, it has to wait. @tburages lays out the obstruction in a fantastic format:
4 The dozen cases that Mueller handed off will lead to justice being done. Stone's case will crack open even more info. So will Trump's soon to be loses w/ the Mazars & Deutsche Bank info. It's difficult to watch a Kushner crime wave in real time - imagine how prosecutors feel
5 It's up to the House to make the move on Trump now & defeat real time obstruction by his attys & Barr. His cratering health will eventually rid us of him, but his enablers will continue to let him humiliate himself until he's completely incoherent & the GOP has to dump to him.
6 We have to watch the clock. Cases take two years. Prosecutors & FBI may have to lay low, holding off on new cases till Trump is out office to prevent pardons & Barr's interference.
“So in war, the way is to avoid what is strong & strike at what is weak”
Sun Tzu, The Art of War
“So in war, the way is to avoid what is strong & strike at what is weak”
Sun Tzu, The Art of War
