I spent the week after the release of the Mueller report going through it section by section and writing a kind of diary of the endeavor. My goal was less to summarize the report, than to force myself to think about each factual, legal, and analytical portion of Mueller’s discussion, which covers a huge amount of a ground.Here are five conclusions I drew from the exercise:The president committed crimes.There is no way around it. The attorney general’s efforts to clear the president, both in his original letter and in his press conference the morning of the report’s release, are wholly …read more
Source: The Atlantic
