Thread by @moscow_project

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.
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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.
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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…

There's also rampant obstruction, with Trump and his allies trying to thwart the investigation at every turn, which has sent several of Trump's top advisers to prison. themoscowproject.org/dispatch/one-y…

More than 1,000 former federal prosecutors agree that, if Trump weren't president, he would've been indicted and prosecuted for obstruction of justice. medium.com/@dojalumni/sta…

And of course, there's plenty of evidence that the Russian government is interfering to help Trump again—and Trump is already getting started on colluding with them again. themoscowproject.org/dispatch/trump…

That's why the administration, led by Trump and Bill Barr, are trying so hard to undermine the report's conclusions—including by extorting foreign governments to give them dirt on the investigators.
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With the 2020 election fast approaching, it's vital to remember Mueller's conclusions:
The Trump campaign colluded with Russia.
They obstructed justice to cover it up.
And, if they're not stopped, they will sell out democracy by doing it again. themoscowproject.org/dispatch/one-y…