Sen. Susan Collins calls Mueller report 'unflattering' to Trump
Sen. Susan Collins screwed up her “courage” to concede that the Mueller report was “unflattering” to President Donald Trump after it exposed his efforts to derail the probe.
The report by special counsel Robert Mueller released Thursday actually detailed ten instances of possible attempts at obstruction of justice by the president. The efforts were “mostly unsuccessful, but that is largely because the persons who surround the President declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests,” Mueller wrote.
I just want us all to take a moment to celebrate the *tremendous courage* it took for Susan Collins to call the Mueller Report"unflattering" — Walter Shaub April 19, 2019 No one parodies Susan Collins more viciously than Susan Collins. https://t.co/pIVlfXWMQD— Sassycatz April 19, 2019 🤣 What a maverick!— Honest Abe #Ex-GOP April 19, 2019 My new dish soap is as easy on your hands as Susan Collins is on Republican men credibly accused of crimes including sexual assault. https://t.co/I8boSYgHOM— Connor Daley April 19, 2019 The dressing room lights at Old Navy are"unflattering." This is kinda worse than that.— Rep.
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