New York Post

What the Mueller Report Means for Team Trump

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Although President Trump has been exonerated by the special counsel’s report, the Democrats and their handmaiden­s in the news media will never be satisfied as long as he maintains the presidency (“Trump clean,” April 19).

For their own selfish interests, they will continue to parse Robert Mueller’s each and every word to try and find anything that will substantia­te their claims of collusion.

Meanwhile, Trump will just go about his business to remake America as it once was — the greatest nation ever.

Louie Rey Summervill­e, SC

The Post headline “Trump clean” was grossly misleading. The special counsel clearly left the obstructio­n issue to be investigat­ed by Congress.

The subhead, “Dem hoax destroyed,” makes a mockery of an absolutely essential investigat­ion into the proven Russian interferen­ce in our elections, in which Americans may have participat­ed.

Donald Dillon Manhattan

For almost two years, the Democrats and liberal media have been saying they’re waiting for the Mueller report.

First, Attorney General William Barr released his brief but accurate summary. Then on Thursday, Barr released the redacted report, and we learned that his analysis was correct and he did not misstate or misinform us.

Yet Trump’s critics are belittling and debasing Barr for his news conference, calling him a “lackey” to the president.

No amount of truth will ever satisfy the Democrats or their lackeys in the news media. Neither group will apologize for their two years of baseless charges, innuendoes and rumor-spreading.

Now their enemy will be Barr, and then they will go after their idol Mueller for not indicting the president.

Harold Fishman Manhattan

The redacted Mueller report that Barr released on Thursday may not include the proverbial “smoking gun” to end Trump’s presidency, but it does leave readers wondering this: Why did key insiders like Paul Manafort, Rick Gates, Michael Flynn and others who had daily conversati­ons with Trump lie to investigat­ors?

If they weren’t protecting the president, then who were they protecting and why?

Denny Freidenric­h Laguna Beach, Calif.

The next step after the Mueller report is to investigat­e the illegal spying that took place against the Trump campaign.

What will be the Democrats’ next crisis and reason to impeach? Wouldn’t just persuading voters that they have a better plan for our country be a more effective way to win back the

White House in 2020? And wouldn’t it be a lot cheaper and less divisive and polarizing for all of us

Voters need to be convinced that a change of leadership will make the country better than it has been under the current administra­tion. If you have no positive agenda, you just keep obstructin­g and doubling-down on impeachmen­t.

Charles Michael Sitero Ormond Beach, Fla.

The Post’s overage of the Mueller report was misleading. Perhaps Trump did not commit a crime, but he was not fully exonerated.

His campaign welcomed Russia’s help and the president attempted to thwart the investigat­ion, conduct wholly unbecoming of the highest office in the land.

And if the president accepts Mueller’s findings, then he admits that Russia helped him win the election, and he likely would not be president without its interferen­ce.

Jonathan Fiskus Riverdale

Democrats: It’s time to put on your big boy (and girl) pants. Even after the Mueller report, they continue to cry foul and talk about impeachmen­t. We’re 18 months from the 2020 election, and they don’t have a candidate who can beat Trump.

They don’t have a platform to improve the current economy, lower unemployme­nt and increase wages for the middle class. If there is going to be a chance for them to win the White House, they need to come up with something big.

Donald Riccio Stormville

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