Weasel Words

Robert Mueller spent nine minutes spouting “weasel words” about his “investigation.” He said the only reason he didn’t pursue charges against President Trump is because it would be unconstitutional. In addition, he said he “couldn’t exonerate the president.” But that isn’t what he is supposed do. His job is NOT to “exonerate” anybody. He must either find evidence of his guilt, or he is INNOCENT. He says “If we had confidence the president clearly didn’t commit a crime, we would have said so.” Again, that’s not your job, Bob. If you can’t find EVIDENCE he committed a crime, you just need to SHUT UP. You don’t get to poison the jury (the electorate) with such statements—that is, if you were any kind of a REAL prosecutor, that is. His whole “statement” was designed to say Trump was guilty without actually saying it. To give the Dumocrats leeway to continue to pursue those false “crimes.” In the United States, a defendant is innocent until proven guilty—unless, it seems, he is the president, and the Dumocrats don’t want him to be. (Just common sense)