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To: janetjanet998

“shifted the electorate’s sentiment on whether President Trump was guilty of obstruction.”

Public sentiment decides guilt now?


7 posted on 07/25/2019 5:12:08 PM PDT by Rennes Templar (Heaven has a wall and gates. Hell has open borders.)
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To: Rennes Templar

“Public sentiment decides guilt now?”
And climate change


22 posted on 07/25/2019 6:00:42 PM PDT by Cold Heart
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To: Rennes Templar
The democRATS biggest mistake in these Mueller hearings was that they thought since the public hadn't read the 480 page Mueller report itself, that they could convince the American people that Trump was a criminal deserving to be impeached and removed from office by having Mueller himself testify as to its content and televising it on TV and online.

Boy were they ever wrong. Even the MSM was discounting the effectiveness of these hearings and they were not hesitant to claim that Mueller was a big fat dud.

First, for some reason, they thought the hearings would move the needle on Trump's alleged guilt, especially on the obstruction charges. It has not.

And secondly, Mueller performed so badly in his testimony, that anybody watching could see that the case against Trump only improved the more Mueller talked and looked like he didn't know what he was doing up there on the witness stand.

And lastly, the American people have already moved on from the Mueller report, while the democRATS are still counting on it to win the 2020 election. Trump's not guilty of anything.

This was a Lose-Lose-Win situation today. The democRATS and Mueller lost big time. Trump won the day going away.

31 posted on 07/25/2019 8:09:37 PM PDT by HotHunt (Been there. Done that.)
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