Democrats still bitterly clinging to their Russian collusion scam despite the lack of evidence

Washington Post:
House Democrats to subpoena Mueller if report is not made public, Schiff says
Rep. Adam B. Schiff (D-Calif.), the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said Democrats will go to court if necessary to publicly release the special counsel's report on Russian interference in the 2016 campaign.
Schiff still pretends there was collusion with Russians but he has not been able to substantiate the claim or produce hard evidence to support it.  Neither has the media despite its obvious hostility toward President Trump.  Both Schiff and the media are having a hard time admitting they were wrong.

We don't really need to see a report from Mueller.  We have the cases he brought and none of them support the allegations of collusion.  They are mostly unrelated crimes or process crimes Mueller brought in an attempt to extort testimony against the President.  He seems bitter and angry that his tactics did not work.  So is Schiff.

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