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THREAD: In advance of Mueller's testimony this week, I wanted to round-up some of the best pieces about Mueller's testimony and the questions he should be asked. So here's your definitive guide to the best definitive guides to Mueller's testimony: ...
1) For @WIRED, I rounded up some lessons from Mueller's past—and some of key passages for Mueller to read aloud: wired.com/story/robert-m…
2) Over at the NYT, Russia investigation expert @SharonLNYT has a guide to the 19 questions she thinks Congress should ask: nytimes.com/interactive/20…
4) @noahweiland devoured a lot of Mueller testimony to come up with an insightful guide to Mueller's mind: nytimes.com/2019/07/21/us/…
5) @AriMelber put together a great roundup of Mueller's previous testimony to show what congress should expect from his answers: msnbc.com/the-beat-with-…
6) @politico's team, who have covered Mueller for two years, rounded up their best questions: politico.com/magazine/story…
7) @benjaminwittes zeroes in the subtle differences of Mueller's language in his conclusions that should be a point of discussion for Congress: lawfareblog.com/if-i-had-five-…
8) @just_security (including the great @AshaRangappa_) have their own list of good questions: justsecurity.org/64137/what-con…
9) @jedshug has one of the most thoughtful suggestions as to one area where Mueller might have just screwed up—on the campaign finance side of his investigation: nytimes.com/2019/06/27/opi…
10) Lastly, Lawfare's @qjurecic has a really good roundup of other truly thoughtful critiques of Mueller's work and areas where he should be pressed: lawfareblog.com/how-congress-s…
