One year later: Mueller is still doing his job, the left says

1. Robert Mueller's Trump-Russia investigation is a year old. Too soon to 'wrap it up.'

From USA TODAY: "Mike Pence, Rudy Giuliani and other Donald Trump proxies want to kill Robert Mueller's Russia investigation. But it's moving rapidly and producing tangible results."

2. One year of Robert Mueller

From Washington Post: "The American people deserve to learn as much as possible about the Kremlin's 2016 meddling, how U.S. officials responded to it and whether any U.S. officials cooperated with it."

3. One year down, and it's still Mueller time

From Washington Examiner: "The only thing certain in the whole affair is that the sooner it is over, the better — for all sides."

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