Obstruction of Justice - from today's Mueller address

“If we had confidence the president clearly did not commit a crime. We would have said so,” Mueller said.

Mueller said he had decided based on Justice Department precedent that he couldn’t charge a sitting president, but pointed to Congress as another way for such allegations to be considered. The Constitution requires a process “other than the criminal justice system” to formally accuse a sitting president, Mueller said, citing the Office of Legal Counsel’s opinion on whether presidents can be charged.

Given the limitations imposed on the Special Counsel can this be any clearer?

SunFan

Living in the lakeside is much naturely

Fishiest.

Looks like robot talk.

CanuckBob wrote:Looks like robot talk.

The Russians are practicing for next year's elections.

SunFan