NR Daily: Mueller’s Preposterous Rationale for Tainting the President with ‘Obstruction’ Allegations

Volume II of his report does exactly what he claimed to be avoiding.

May 08 2019

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Mueller's Preposterous Rationale for Tainting the President with 'Obstruction' Allegations

Andrew C. McCarthy

The smear-but-don't-charge outcome is the result of two wrongs. Read More

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NY Senate Passes Bill Allowing Congress Access to Trump's State Tax Returns

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The New York state Senate passed legislation that would give Congress unfettered access to President Trump's tax returns.

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