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Letter to the editor: Mueller retort

Posted 4/4/19

We were waiting for the Democrats demonizing of Attorney General Barr for his succinct summary of the Mueller report. “Barr redacted evidence. Evidence is nonsense; only the magnitude of the …

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Letter to the editor: Mueller retort

Posted Thursday, April 4, 2019 2:34 pm

We were waiting for the Democrats demonizing of Attorney General Barr for his succinct summary of the Mueller report. “Barr redacted evidence. Evidence is nonsense; only the magnitude of the accusation matters.”
The only real question has always been: Will it take two minutes for this to happen, or will it take three minutes?
Tom Graham,
Arvada

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