So the man who redacted much of the Mueller Report to keep it secret

[edhopper]

was also doing an illegal investigation to circumvent it.
Why isn't Barr also being impeached?

[Pachamama]

1. An excellent question....

....I am wondering the same...

[Newest Reality]

2. Perhaps,

Perhaps you are confusing this stuff with government?

The mob does not work that way and the fox guards the hen house. What the Don says goes, or it's horse heads in bed.

[amywalk]

26. Better than a mushroom.

[volstork]

3. Give them a minute.

Nancy can't do it ALL in one week!

[tosh]

5. Correct answer!!!

[world wide wally]

4. Why isn't he in prison?

[questionseverything]

22. that is what i am wondering

there is no "rule" about not indicting barr

[Meadowoak]

27. Why hasn't anyone demanded he step down immediately?

[FailureToCommunicate]

6. Lock him up!

(Impeach first, if we have to)

[NoMoreRepugs]

7. The tRump administration is like a gigantic ten mile wide

dam with a thousand holes in it leaking water..... u just cant address every single one at the same time.

[ancianita]

8. Why do you think he won't be?

[TheBlackAdder]

9. He definitely should be Dis-Barred.

[live love laugh]

19. ... and dis-toupeed....and his spawn need to be evicted too. nt

[Aussie105]

10. Trump is the main target

but his enablers are in the spotlight too.

It's called 'multitasking'.

Just takes time, so patience is required.

[triron]

11. Man I am totally with you.

[certainot]

12. redactor fucked up. 'hannity' was redacted from the glossary. why?

between graff and hawker in the glossary is where hannity would be but the name and description there is redacted. why? technically his name should be there because he was mentioned in respect to interviews he did with others. but there is no reason to redact the name 'hannity' unless he's involved in other main redacted blocks of the investigation -

that means talk radio and probably limbagh were targets

the russians have been using talk radio since (at least) they used limbagh to force palin on mccain, and to continue ignorance of it is to continue the biggest political mistake in history

[elleng]

13. He SHOULD be.

barr's my #1 favorite (after trump) to get outta OUR CAPITAL!

[Control-Z]

16. Kavanaugh is mine.

even before Barr, McConnell or Pompeo.

[amywalk]

28. I certainly hope he is tops on the list after Trump and Pence. Subpoena

XJustice Anthony Kennedy to answer questions about why he chose to “retire” so early. What did it have to do with his son/DeutscheBank/Kavanaugh and Russians. And does he know where the money to pay off Kavanaugh’s credit card debt came from?( $200,000) Who actually paid it off for him? I’m sure Anthony Kennedy Sr had to know this day would eventually come when he had to pay the piper. Guess what, it’s almost here. Was it worth it, Mr. Now Disgraced Former Supreme Court Justice? Huh? Was it worth it? smh in shame for you. @JusticeAnthonyKennedy

[George II]

14. He will be, it's only a matter of time.

[NotASurfer]

15. When the House finds criminal wrongdoing, do they refer it for prosecution?

When the Administration officials in charge of Federal criminal investigation are the ones implicated, who takes the case?

[questionseverything]

23. that seems to be the trouble

if the leaders at justice are all corrupt, who prosecutes?

[dalton99a]

17. Kick

[NCLefty]

18. He may yet be.

[Nitram]

20. Barr should be impeached. Or indicted.

[LiberalLovinLug]

21. Where the f is the American Bar Association in all this?

They could stop him in his tracks tomorrow by suspending his licence for his conduct. I suspect that a lower positioned lawyer would have been long gone by now. Gawd I'd love to see that, watching him tearfully step down because he ain't no lawyer anymore.

[Sneederbunk]

24. The ABA cannot suspend any attorney's license,

It is a voluntary organization and not a licensing authority.

[LiberalLovinLug]

29. From what I understand, the ABA has a profound influence on the courts

They can recommend a lawyer be disciplined by the court in different ways if they are guilty of breaking the Model Rules for Lawyer Disciplinary Enforcement.

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/professional_responsibility/resources/lawyer_ethics_regulation/model_rules_for_lawyer_disciplinary_enforcement/rule_10/

Now I understand that this is a district by district or State by State ruling. and a lawyer can re-apply after a few years or in another district. Even so, it would be enough (you'd think) to make him instantly unfit for his job.

[amywalk]

25. I feel certain he will be before it's all over.