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Ignoring it is one thing. Practically promising collusion is another thing entirely.

• rbg246 8y ago
  In my reading of the reports, they have stated what is known of the investigation, not promised anything.
• dragonwriter 8y ago
  > Practically promising collusion is another thing entirely. The second (which is also a conviction by way of a guilty plea) and the final indictments made public were for collusion. Or, rather, for lying about collusion, but the collusion itself is part of the factual background of the indictments and a central and necessary one in each case. If there is a media failure, it's in continuously reporting the Presidents claim that no collusion was indicated and either letting it stand or endorsing it when that is factually incorrect.