I'm honestly not sure what you're even trying to dispute in my post with that quote. Since it doesn't look like you're going answer, the only thing I can guess is that you're trying to imply I said the word "rubric" doesn't appear in the report, which is nonsense. I said ... They say on p. 180 they didn't use "collusion" because it doesn't mean anything in US fed. law, it's not some "broader" rubric of crime. The only word I put in quotes was "broader", "crime" being the other key word.
I was refuting your claim that there's some broader branch of "collusion" criminal law they declined to address.
eyedef: "He did not consider any charges that would fall under the broader rubric of "collusion". You can't say he was cleared by Mueller of collusion when he was only cleared of the more narrowly defined charge of federal conspiracy."
My quotes make clear they said there is no broader "collusion" federal crime law, which you clearly didn't know because you didn't even read the whole page and you're ignorant of the law in general.
Not only did you ignore them saying collusion is largely synonymous with conspiracy, but you didn't even mention the paragraphs they wrote about exonerating Trump of "coordination" too (not just "conspiracy") that underscore how wrong you are.
If that one word was your whole point, which you still got wrong, that's pitiful, eyedef. I know I said cut your losses, but that's like slipping on your own urine and facelanting again as you flee the debate.
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