JUDICIARY: Everyone Is Reading Barr's Letter On Mueller's Report - Let The #coloredrevolution Commence!

Yes, boys and girls, the clownfest is about to commence in the form of a #coloredrevolution.

As the world awaits Barr's next move, there shall be a vast array of public postulation of proactive penance, where you shall see lots and lots of "The Elected Ones" show how much they all of a sudden actually care about "The Poors" in the form of social media blasts of how they are going to make everything all better.

It makes no difference whether Barr releases the report, in full, or not, because the DOJ OIG was structured as a clearing house of any investigative findings of OSC to be documented and referred to District jurisdictions.

See, if you parcel out charges to the proper jurisdiction, the District U.S. Attorneys can say...."Oh, lookie! This is the supportive evidence for all those fraud cases filed by those whistleblowers who were the ones who the original sources.

Yes, that is correct.

All the findings in the Mueller report are just a prelude to a legal tsunami that is about to hit because there are lots and lots of actions in the lower, District courts that have been in hover mode for the last two years.

Then, there is that other situation we have with the OIG Report, just hanging out in Trump's back pocket.

See, that OIG Report was released last year to "Those Eyes Only", so we already know what is in it.

That means the Mueller investigation, more than likely, was based on the OIG Report, so if anyone in Judiciary decides to jump up and put on a Jolly Clownfest, well, we shall know who was not privy to the "Those Eyes Only Club".

Enjoy the #coloredrevolution clownfest.

Judiciary is about to get juicy!

Read AG William Barr’s letter to judiciary leaders on the Mueller report

Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office submitted the confidential report to Attorney General William Barr on Friday afternoon, promptly followed by a letter from Barr addressed to House and Senate judiciary leaders, telling them he remains committed "to as much transparency as possible."

Details: Barr said he could complete the review and advise Congressional leadership accordingly as early as this weekend. He shared his intention to confer with Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein and Mueller to determine what of the information can legally be released to Congress and made public.

Later in the evening, Democratic chairs of six House committees demanded that the Justice Department release "without delay" the full report it has received from special counsel Robert Mueller, and turn over all evidence Mueller has uncovered.

The Democrats say since the Justice Department asserts a sitting president can't be indicted, Barr's failure to release evidence of criminal or other misconduct by President Donald Trump "would raise serious questions about whether the Department of Justice policy is being used as a pretext for a cover-up of misconduct."

The six chairs are Jerrold Nadler of Judiciary and Eliot Engel of Foreign Affairs; Elijah Cummings of Oversight and Reform; Adam Schiff of the Intelligence Committee, Maxine Waters of Financial Services and the Ways and Means Committee's Richard Neal.

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