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Release Full Report,

Delgado Asks Barr

Mueller Found No Coordination,

Conspiracy With Russia, AG Says

By JIM KEVLIN  • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

Congressman Delgado

Otsego County’s congressman, Antonio Delgado, D-19, this evening called for release of Special Counsel Robert Muller’s full report.

“The American public has called for the release of the full Mueller report,” he said in a statement released a few moments ago.  “And Congress unanimously voted for its release. “To date, we have a four-page summary. Before rushing to comment, I believe it is important for the full report to be released,” he said.

U.S. Attorney William Barr this afternoon released a letter to Congress outlining the Muller report’s findings, saying the two-year investigation found no evidence President Donald Trump “conspired or coordinated” with Russia to influence the the 2016 election.

CLICK TO READ TEXT OF BARR’S LETTER

 

Delgado joined other Congressional Democrats in calling on Barr to release the full Mueller report.

“In the meantime,” said the freshman Congerssionmen, “I will continue to focus on the needs of folks here at home in Upstate New York like lowering health care costs and investing in infrastructure and rural broadband.”

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