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    Not criminal, but not ethical either: Mueller reignites a political debate

    Apr 24, 2019 4 minutes

    The Mueller report is bringing questions of ethics and morality in government once again to the forefront of a vigorous public debate.

    Jammed with primary sources, special counsel Robert Mueller’s 448-page journey into the inner workings of the Trump campaign and early presidency pops with detail: It is a tale of palace intrigue, deceit, and attempts to collaborate with a foreign power and hinder a federal investigation.

    The report lays bare copious contacts between Russians and Trump associates during the campaign, though it finds no criminal conspiracy. It also chronicles 10 episodes that Mr. Mueller investigated for potential obstruction of justice by President Donald Trump, leaving a final verdict to Congress.

    “Robert Mueller uncovered a lot

    Politics or principle? Guardrails gone

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