Why Mueller Decided He Couldn’t Determine If Trump Broke The Law

May 31, 2019 5:20 p.m.

Have you been wondering why Robert Mueller was able to investigate President Trump for obstruction of justice, but not accuse him of any crime? TPM’s Josh Kovensky has you covered.

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Allegra Kirkland (@allegrakirkland) Allegra Kirkland is a New York-based reporter for Talking Points Memo. She previously worked on The Nation’s web team and as the associate managing editor for AlterNet. Follow her on Twitter @allegrakirkland.

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Why Mueller Decided He Couldn’t Determine If Trump Broke The Law

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