The shameful demands of House Democrats that an unredacted version of the Mueller Report be released has triggered an object lesson for them. There are good reasons laid out in federal law and DOJ regulations requiring that grand jury proceedings and the personal privacy of people who are not charged be protected. But with the possibility of revealing embarrassing contentions about President Trump in prospect, all common sense and decency were thrown to the winds. Demander-in-chief, Jerrold Nadler (official photo) But karma came a-calling, as Steven Nelson of the Washington Examiner reports: Special counsel Robert Mueller’s report mentions a claim that Russians recorded President Bill Clinton having phone sex with White House intern Monica Lewinsky — but the reference was redacted from the version released to the public. The redaction is likely to anger Republicans, because the allegation has been known since at least 2001 and the...(Read Full Post)