The Mueller report describes a group of people who were ineptly running a campaign with little knowledge or regard for the rules.
They tried to violate laws, possibly unintentionally, but failed to do so.
They wanted to collude with Russia about dirt on Hillary, but Russia wanted to talk about other issues.
Before the election they simply were to inept to collude, although they tried. I doubt they came across as trustworthy enough to get what they wanted.
After the election, they seemed to realize they should hide what they tried to do, although as it turn out they were failures as criminals then too.
In addition to the ones who got caught perjuring themselves, there is plenty of evidence that the chief incompetent tried to obstruct justice.
He couldn't get people to do what he wanted.
I'm not sure if the intent to obstruct is enough of a crime to impeach, and I think that ship has sailed.
As idiotic as the ex-mayor of New York is generally, he is right that getting to debate the report is probably a good strategy for them. They can twist the facts around for their base.
The effort should be on winning in 2020, not spending the next two years providing a stage where it might appear like political theatre.
They live is a twisted reality, we need to impose actual reality.
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