Mueller Testifies Russia Had Blackmail on Trump
— The most interesting and newsworthy portion of Robert Mueller's six
hours of testimony before the House yesterday came in the final two
exchanges of the day, long after the narrative was set and the national
media had grown bored.
Editor: Just to be clear: before blackmail can ever become a threat, one party must have information that the ohter party does not want to be made public. There is absolutely no reason to believe that Russia held such leverage/information on Donald Trump.
New York Mag: Mueller agreed that, if a candidate lies about his dealings with a foreign country, that country can blackmail him:
KRISHNAMOORTHI: Individuals can be subject to blackmail if they lie about their interactions with foreign countries, correct?
MUELLER: True.
Problem: There is no reason to believe that the Russians had information of Trump that would cause The Donald to commit treason . . . . none. I mean, didn't Mueller fail to prove such a Russian connection?
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