Courts keep concluding that Bill Barr’s claims about the Mueller report just weren’t true. - MaddowBlog
“The [Justice] Department’s submissions, the court explained, indicated that the memorandum conveyed advice about whether to charge the President with a crime. But the court’s in camera review of the memorandum revealed that the [Justice] Department in fact never considered bringing a charge.”
What I find especially amazing about this is the number of times Barr has received legal rebukes for his deceptions., let’s not forget that when Barr first received Mueller’s report, the then-attorney general initially thought it’d be a good idea to release his own brief summary of the investigation’s conclusions, rather than share the materials with the public directly.
the then-attorney general for his “lack of candor,” while also calling out Barr’s “distorted” and “misleading” account of Mueller’s findings.disingenuous
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