But I posted the following just a few hours ago. The conservative piece in particular seems to reflect your point of view. Read it, why don't you. I'll listen to the findings, but, yeah, I do assume it will be possible to come to more then one interpretation when that investigation concludes, and I do assume the "growing evidence" you refer to likely will not hold up, but is simply designed to discredit the entire Mueller report. There will be two sides to this. I suspect the "growing evidence" that it began as a "politically motivated hit job" will not hold up, as, for instance Jim Baker suggested just a few days ago.(
https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/10/politics/james-baker-brookings/index.html)
There is also the Inspector General's report due later this month or in June. I'll pay attention to what it says as well, and I will also pay attention to how the Democrats respond to both the IG's report and the Ct. prosecutor's investigation, which apparently is a few weeks old already. (Edit: and a few more details here, since I posted the comment below:
https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/14/poli...tion-origin-barr-haspel-coats-wray/index.html). And I told you I don't mind being seen as biased. You're biased as well, whether you want to admit it or not.
As far as "the bad orange man must be stopped at all costs", what the hell do you think I'm advocating here, a revolution? A coup attempt as Trump sees it? No, not at all costs. I'll settle for the ballot box in 2020, and if he gets a second term, I'll still be in the Resistance, but that is my right. I don't have to agree with you to be a good citizen.
Edit: I've mentioned this before, probably one of the other Trump threads. I resist Trump, and I will always resist Trump, due to my position on climate change and global warming. I am a big fan of Tom Engelhardt, who publishes TomDispatch, and I agree with him 100% that, due to his position on climate change, history will judge Trump as having been guilty of "crimes against humanity":
https://www.thenation.com/article/trumps-biggest-crime-isnt-being-covered-by-the-mainstream-media/