Is the Trump impeachment dead?

But how can it constitute obstruction when it has no effect?

 

by your logic attempting to tamper with witnesses should be ok if you fail to convert them

 

So you say.

Wait until Mueller testifies in 11 days, tRump said he was ****ed and I hope it wasn't another lie.

 

But he's not a witness? Firing Comey had no effect whatsoever on any of the investigations as Mueller proved.

 

I'm waiting but I have to wonder what he will say in person that he didn't say in his repot?

 

attempted Obstruction doesn't mean it's not wrong if like Trump he fails to prevent Congress from assigning a special investigator - anyways he succeeded at ending the FBI's internal investigation, Mueller had to take over

 

prob about the same, but as most did not read it, this will be big in educating the public of the reports contents

 

But Trump's retort will simply be 'How could that constitute obstruction when it had no effect whatsoever?'. And no one ever thought it actually would, Mueller's investigation was actually far more powerful and far reaching, that's why it replaced the FBI's. Trump can cite numerous reasons firing Mueller, his lying to him about the investigations, his leaks, his failure to act against the anti-Trump bias in the FBI, his extraordinary exoneration of Hilary etc To prove obstruction you'd have to establish his motive and that is tantamount to impossible.

 

It will be interesting, it will force him to explain his failure to recommend charges decision, was it because of lack of evidence or because he felt he couldn't do that towards a sitting president?

 

I hope it is dead. This and the Russian collussion hoax? Like the birther issue before it, it allowed one party to avoid actually forwarding their bases' agenda. They really do not want to do so. Actually doing stuff and fixing problems? It loses them talking points.

 

Boy, when Mueller releases his report, Trump is so DONE!!!!!

 

dems been willing to work with Trump, Trump could of left the investigation go in the background, Trump could of still made bipartisan deals, Trump doesn't want bipartisan deals, he wants to be the only winner, get his way 100% of the time.... just not gonna happen

 

Do you really think so? With all the anti-Trump hysteria going around?

 

we saw dems try many times, Trump always derailed it after giving his word to a deal... Trump's word means nothing

Trump does not know the art of the deal

Trump is Anti-everyone except Trump (oh and dictators like Putin and Kim)

 

I think it's more like a corpse the Democrats keep electrocuting and when there is a spasm they think it's movement, I think they'll have to walk away from it if they lose in 2020.

 

You don't leave obstruction of justice to the congress, the DOJ determines if obstruction occurred through the OSC. None was found, no charges brought.

 

Republicans in Congress didn't assign Mueller, Rosenstein did.

 

Rosenstein is a republican as is Mueller, but Mueller had the support of both republicans and democrats

 

Rosenstein is not Trump and was the person who signed off on FISA warrants.

 

I never said Trump picked his own investigator, he picked Barr to give the summary of the investigation though

Rosenstein should of done that....

 

You said the Republicans in Congress did which is even more absurd. Barr released the report even though he had no obligation to do so. The statute says the AG why should the statute have been violated, Rosenstein agreed with the summary finding and the no charge of obstruction of justice, which the Office of Legal Counsel also agreed.

 

republicans in Congress backed the pick of Mueller as did Democrats

https://www.latimes.com/politics/wa...-washington-updates-1495064409-htmlstory.html

 

They didn't pick him as you claimed.

 

I don't remember my post, if I said that then I was wrong, I should of said they supported the republican's pick too

 

They didn't pick Mueller as much as you need to create that narrative to try and attack the Muller report now since it didn't meet with your expectations.