WASHINGTON, March 24 (Reuters) – Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report on Russian meddling in the 2016 election did not find that any U.S. or Trump campaign officials knowingly conspired with Russia, according to details released on Sunday.
Paul Sperry: Dossier-Tied Firm Pitches Reporters Daily on ‘Collusion’
Real Clear NewsMarch 25, 2019
Key Democratic operatives and private investigators who tried to derail Donald Trump’s campaign by claiming he was a tool of the Kremlin have rebooted their operation since his election with a multimillion-dollar stealth campaign to persuade major media outlets and lawmakers that the president should be impeached.
Andrew C. McCarthy: After Mueller’s Exoneration of Trump, Full Disclosure
NRMarch 25, 2019
The FISA applications, the testimony in secret hearings, the scope memorandum – all of it.
John Nichols: Release the Mueller Report—Immediately and Completely
The nationMarch 25, 2019
If we want the truth, we must have transparency-immediately and completely.
Byron York: Five things that didn’t happen in the Mueller investigation
Wash ExaminerMarch 25, 2019
Even at this early moment, it is possible to note some things did not happen during the Mueller investigation.
Flashback: Dec. 12, 2016: GQ Magazine’s Keith Olbermann: Is There a Russian Coup Underway in America?
youtubeMarch 23, 2019
“We are at war with Russia,” intoned the former MSNBC anchor.
Matt Taibbi: It’s official: Russiagate is this generation’s WMD
Matt TaibbiMarch 23, 2019
The Iraq war faceplant damaged the reputation of the press. Russiagate just destroyed it.
The Hill: As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges
john solomonMarch 21, 2019
After nearly three years and millions of tax dollars, the Trump-Russia collusion probe is about to be resolved.
Stephen F. Cohen: The Cold War Ides of March
The nation / john batchelor showMarch 21, 2019
US Cold Warriors escalate toward actual war with Russia.
Tony Wood: Organization Over Ideals (re: A. James McAdams’s Vanguard of the Revolution)
the nationMarch 20, 2019
A political scientist at Notre Dame, McAdams argues that, above and beyond the many local differences in origins and outlooks, the communist party should be understood as a single, globally recurring institution, its structures broadly replicated in a variety of places over time.