Some current and former officials who accurately predicted that details in the Mueller report would be embarrassing for the White House are now questioning the legal strategy to fully cooperate with the Mueller investigation.

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BRANDACCOUNT

It’s important to hold our government accountable and be as transparent as national security will allow.  No matter what side you are on, at least now we have the facts to make an informed opinion.

Zachary Riggs

35 million dollars and all the time and energy invested to really ultimately find nothing! Their was nothing to find the  genesis of the entire investigation was fabricated and was an attempted politely hit job!  This is just one mans opinion I can see through the “fake”news attempt daily to smear the president.

Daniel Rockholt

Yes. The report is about protecting American democracy (the republic). Cleared of "collusion" (not a relevant legal term) or not, we needed to know that a candodate didn't conspire (an actual legal term) with a foreign government to influence an election. Obstruction of justice is secondary, but also important to protect our rule of law, a key piece of functional democracy. Mueller was never able to indict a sitting president, so his unbiased conclusions were crucial to informing Congress on how to proceed.

Matt McCafferty

For someone who calls other people crooked we needed this report to show the American people on what a con man they let get into the White House

Was the Mueller report worth it?