>
>As cynical as I am, even I didn't think it would be this
>soft.
>
>I thought there would either be some damaging stuff that the
>GOP refused to act on, OR Barr would just put it in a drawer
>and it would look more obvious that he was protecting Trump.

... doesn't mean Mueller's report doesn't contain a ton of damaging information. Again, it can't be stressed enough that Barr is doing what he was hired to do, and the fact that they continue to try and bury this report is further evidence that there's damaging stuff within it. Yesterday changes nothing IMO, despite the hysteria in the media.


>So when I say "cmon, you expected more" I'm not insulting-
>because I did too.
>
>And I know you weren't one of the "he going to jail" ones.

Oh I know. No worries mang.


>But
>
>This playing the media like Sega knocked some sense into me.
>In order for anything to ever to happen to Trump, the GOP
>needs to play fair. They never will. AND they are much,
>much, much better at controlling the media.

I don't think this is true necessarily. I think that all it takes is public pressure to MAKE them act right. You're right they won't do the right thing on their own, ever. But in the past they've been swayed by their constituents and that's why getting the gritty details of the report is so important, so the public will be swayed enough to put that pressure on them.

I mean I get what you're saying I just don't think it's necessarily that hopeless.


>So evil GOP + terrible media + dems aren't good at the media
>game and are far more married to norms than GOP = nothing will
>happen to Trump.
>
>
>sucks.
>
>
>I also don't want "us" to sound like "them" on some "fake
>news!" shit.

Haha no doubt.