Robert Mueller’s day off

No indictments, Trump emboldened

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WASHINGTON, DC – MARCH 22: The Washington Monument and the White House are seen on March 22, 2019 in Washington, DC. Key law-enforcement officials in Washington are preparing for the release of the report by special counsel Robert Mueller. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
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After aeons trapped in a Beckettian nightmare, Robert Mueller’s report is finally on the Attorney General’s desk. Intriguingly, he waited for the markets to close before doing so, like a true capitalist.

So, Cockburn off by a mere two weeks. But what of the indictments?

As Bloomberg’s report indicates:

‘Mueller’s decision to issue a final report indicates that he chose not to indict other major figures in his investigation, including members of Trump’s family and the president. However, if he secured any indictments under seal, they could be handed off to other elements of the Justice Department.’

After aeons trapped in a Beckettian nightmare, Robert Mueller’s report is finally on the Attorney General’s desk. Intriguingly, he waited for the markets to close before doing so, like a true capitalist.

So, Cockburn off by a mere two weeks. But what of the indictments?

As Bloomberg’s report indicates:

‘Mueller’s decision to issue a final report indicates that he chose not to indict other major figures in his investigation, including members of Trump’s family and the president. However, if he secured any indictments under seal, they could be handed off to other elements of the Justice Department.’