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"The Court cannot reconcile certain public representations made by Barr with the Mueller Report...[T]hose statements cause the Court to seriously question whether Barr made a calculated attempt to influence public discourse about the Mueller Report in favor of Trump."
"The Court has grave concerns about the objectivity of the process that preceded the public release of the redacted version of the Mueller Report."
We couldn't agree more. Here's our list of the reasons Barr can't be trusted: themoscowproject.org/explainers/the…
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The key decision, from George W. Bush appointee Judge Reggie Walton: The DOJ must turn the un-redacted Mueller report over to the court by March 30, because Barr can't be trusted to oversee redactions without the court's "independent verification."
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Two questions in, Ratcliffe says Russia wasn't successful in changing the outcomes of elections.
Maybe he should listen more to the intel community he's nominated to lead, which *explicitly* did not come to that conclusion (or even analyze that question).
dni.gov/files/document…
Ratcliffe says he has "no reason to dispute" either House Intelligence's "conclusion" that Russia didn't have a clear preference for Trump—or the Senate's, which, like the entire intel community, found that it did.
He's trying to have both sides of the issue—just like Trump.
He also repeated the lie that the intelligence community concluded that Russia was not successful in changing the outcome of any election.
Seems like we'll be hearing that one a lot from him...
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We have some questions we’d love to #AskAGBarr. For example: Where in the Mueller report did he get the idea that he was supposed to unilaterally decide if Trump obstructed justice?
Why has he refused to take even basic steps to make sure as much of the Mueller report is released to the public—even after a judge deemed him too untrustworthy to oversee the redaction process because of his efforts to spin the report in Trump's favor? #AskAGBarr
What happened to all of those redacted referrals for further investigation at the end of the Mueller report? What about the counterintelligence component of the investigation? #AskAGBarr
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One year ago today, the DOJ released the Mueller report.
It's the most damning document ever released about a sitting president—which is why Trump and his allies have spent the past year trying to erase its conclusions.
themoscowproject.org/dispatch/one-y…
To start with, there's the "sweeping and systematic" attack on American democracy, which Trump continues not to take seriously—and sometimes seems to deny even happened.
themoscowproject.org/dispatch/one-y…
Then, there's the collusion—hundreds of contacts between the Trump campaign and Russia, secret meetings to share polling data and campaign strategy, and advance information about what WikiLeaks would be releasing to help Trump. themoscowproject.org/dispatch/one-y…
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