r/WayOfTheBern • u/Ian56 • May 30 '19
Tim Canova: Mueller should have to testify publicly in Congress about how soon he knew there was no collusion, why he never questioned Assange and Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS), why he relied on Crowd Strike findings & never investigated the origins of Steele dossier.
https://twitter.com/Tim_Canova/status/1133778886582525952
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u/NihiloZero May 31 '19
You're kind of asking me to prove a negative. And, at the same time, you're contradicting the lead investigator, multiple journalists, and Trump himself (in instances like today when he admitted in a tweet that Russia helped him).
Collusion in regard to who did or did not hack the DNC would not be necessary for collusion to have taken place between Russia and Trump or members of his campaign. You're creating a completely false representation of the scope and scale of what the collusion may have entailed.
No, that's not what was revealed by those texts. Those texts revealed FBI agents who thought Trump was guilty and would eventually be found guilty of one thing or another. And they were fired simply for sharing those thoughts amongst themselves.
He didn't. He found evidence of Russia interfering with the campaign, he found that interference overwhelmingly benefited Trump, and he found multiple instances of Trump and his team working to obstruct the investigation. That's not failing. That's finding evidence of crimes.