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Why Russiagate’s new bombshells might not be that explosive.
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The belief that George Papadopoulos, Michael Cohen, and Paul Manafort would turn over evidence of collusion with Russia got ahead of reality.
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July 26, 2018
Does a broader public share this sense of crisis?
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A year of investigations has led to several guilty pleas, but none of them go to the core of the special counsel’s mandate.
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Robert Mueller’s questions, Michael Cohen’s troubles, and the DNC’s lawsuit don’t inspire confidence.
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Both John Bolton and top Democrats are calling for aggressive action against Russia, curtailing diplomatic options.
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Do the charges against Russian individuals and organizations really describe the “second-worst foreign attack on America”?
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The relentless pursuit of this narrative above all else has had dangerous consequences.
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Amid worry for the Mueller probe, where is the accountability for mistakes?
