Why did Mueller allow his investigation to continue for two years? By Charlie Kirk

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Why did Mueller allow his investigation to continue for two years?
By Charlie Kirk, opinion contributor — 04/23/19 02:00 PM EDT

I’m not sure how to measure this, but I would submit that one of the 10 most famous quotes in American political history came from the lips of Sen. Howard Baker Jr. (R-Tenn.), a member of Sam Ervin’s Senate committee investigating Watergate: “What did the president know, and when did he know it?” Baker asked.

Well, I have read the Mueller report and I have a two-part question that I hope someday becomes as memorable as Sen. Baker’s:

At what moment in time — what day, month and year — did special counsel Robert Mueller conclude there was no “collusion” between President Trump and Russia to throw the 2016 election, and why did Mueller’s investigation continue for one minute more beyond that moment?

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https://thehill.com/opinion/judiciary/440007-why-did-mueller-allow-his-investigation-to-continue-for-two-years

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It had to be through the last election cycle to bolster Dem turnout for Congressional elections.

And he was successful.

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It has been claimed elsewhere that Muller knew by December 2017 that there was no Russia collusion.

After that it went into attempts to "perjury trap" Trump's associates, veer off into unrelated areas; e.g. a "witch hunt."