Democrats - Don't get it wrong about Russia (Part 2)

When I posted a warning two years ago that the Democrats focus on Trump's collusion would come back to hurt them, it just seemed like an obvious thing to write. If the Mueller report showed collusion, it would be a victory, but if it didn't, than it would be a terrible defeat (and discredit any future investigations or even concerns about the Trump). If they had just said the entire Mueller investigation was just about Russian interference and anything connected to it, than they would be a much better position. They didn't have to accuse Trump so blatantly, there was never a political advantage of that. Now everything the Democrats say or believe with just be met with "The were wrong about the Mueller investigation, they lied to the people about that, and now they are lying about health insurance, or NATO, or immigration.

What will the Democrats do now? Why not, just whole heartily accept that Trump didn't collude and move on. They announce "There was enough evidence to look into this issue. People in powerful positions, like General Flynn, needed to be investigated and are now in jail for their crimes. Enough people surrounding President Trump committed crimes, that is was a reasonable thing to investigate every possible option. The Mueller report showed no collusion and we will accept that.  This doesn't mean that Donald Trump isn't a liar, isn't selling out our county to the rich, or doesn't promote rules that rip children from their parents. There are many things that Donald Trump does that are bad for America and the Democrats will focus on these issues, while providing realistic alternatives that bring our country together and improve the quality of life for all Americans."

Of course, they won't do that. They will never admit they were wrong and keep fighting (which is just what Trump does in the same situation). Don't fight a losing battle, when there are so many other things to fight about.  Just make a clean break and move on. 

(added comment: And the Democrats should definitely NOT keep looking into the "obstruction of justice" issue. Trumps defense is too each and actually make sense, "Why would I obstruct, I didn't do anything, which was proven, Why would I cover up for nothing? This is just more lies, you can't ever trust a Democrats".

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