gets delivered to the White House. The administration gets to go over it on a line by line redaction so you and I can be "protected" against possible leaks of "national security" info.

Wow, I can certainly know that I will sleep better knowing that I am protected against the facts of the case.

Question for the day being, why bother have an independent commission and have them issue a report under these circumstances? Why not just have the White House issue a press release?

I do admire the Retardlican sense of efficiency, however. Having the report and being able to censor it before it is released to the public will allow the campaign committee to make spin advertising that can come out when the report is released to cover any items that slip by the censorship.

That is, if the report is released to the public before the election?

Publius