Trollminator wrote:
here's your answer wrote:
Anything important would have been covered by the Attorney General's summary, unless you believe he's covering it up. Is that what you think or no? There must be something or things your looking for. You don't want the report just for the sake of having the report, that doesn't make sense.
Ok Sally. Let’s start with the facts:
1. Barr was appointed by Trump - not independent, his job is to defend Trump
2. Barr preciously wrote in a memo that Mueller’s investigation was wrong. That’s called bias.
So I would want to go through the full contents of the report (not cherry picked) to verify the basis for Barr’s understanding of it in his summary. I don’t have a good reason to trust Barr given his conflict of interest, so I want other parties to access it and see if they concur with his conclusion. Is that reasonable in your eyes?
That's a more reasonable take than the other guy. However if you believe Barr's report is significantly biased you'd still have to explain why
1. No indictments
2. Mueller hasn't corrected the record
If the full report is released it will still be redacted for sensitive info, so people will still be crying cover-up.