Opinion: After two years of selective leaking and speculation, it’s time to see the entire story
The House voted 420-0 late last week on a resolution urging the public release of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report to Attorney General William Barr. That sounds good to us, as long as the AG releases everything related to the Trump-Russia probe.
Even the media’s Mueller obsessives aren’t sure what the special counsel will report, or if he will report anything at all. He could simply list his indictment decisions to date and say he’s wrapping things up. That would be the honorable path if he lacks evidence to bring...An unlikely candidate is the talk of politics.Photo: Zuma Press
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