<p>The long-anticipated Mueller Report was made available to the public in redacted form</p><p>on April 18, 2019. About a month earlier, Attorney General William Bar had submitted to</p><p>Congress a four page summary of the nearly 400 single-spaced page report that President Trump</p><p>and his supporters immediately proclaimed had exonerated him: &ldquo;No collusion, No obstruction!&rdquo;</p><p>When the redacted report made it to the internet, Trump&rsquo;s opponents did not waste any time in</p><p>reaching a different conclusion: &ldquo;Impeach Trump now!&rdquo; The partisan cable channels have taken</p><p>their predictable, diametrically opposed positions. Meanwhile, the Democrats and Republicans</p><p>have strapped on their armor and have already begun the battles leading to the 2020 presidential</p><p>election, and have weaponized the Mueller Report. This timely book examines political motivation, interpretation and correctitude.</p><p>interpretation and correctitude.</p>