The Russia collusion investigation. Remember that? It's difficult at times because in an investigation with little or no evidence of wrongdoing, it's hard to keep the hysteria at fever pitch for very long. Law professor Jonathan Turley writes in The Hill that the questions submitted by special counsel Robert Mueller to the Trump legal team are a clear sign that the prosecutor is not considering obstruction of justice charges despite months of confident predictions by the left that the president was a gone goose for firing former FBI Director James Comey. Turley explains how the rampant, sometimes unbalanced speculation about Trump's potential legal troubles over the last two years has been misplaced: For two years, the public has watched this figurative bomb beneath a table at the Oval Office, waiting (and, in some cases, openly praying) for it to explode. Their wait has been fueled by commentators who scream “Boom!” with every disclosure, great...(Read Full Post)