Donald Trump's Reported Behavior in the Mueller Report creates a new Phrase, Bubble Indemnity.

Somehow, Donald Trump has managed to cause the creation of a new pseudo phrase, first coined here by me right now, Bubble Indemnity. The Mueller Report reveals that on more than one occasion Donald Trump instructed others to commit Obstruction of Justice on his behalf and end the Mueller Investigation, but Trump's orders were refused by Trump subordinates.

So lets analyze this, if Trump had had his Obstruction Instructions followed, the Mueller investigation would have been over, but Trump would have obstructed justice. But because Trump's people did not follow Trump's Obstruction Instructions to end the Mueller Investigation, Trump's Obstruction Instruction did not metamorphosize into actual Obstruction of Justice. 

Instruction of Obstruction is not Obstruction of Justice, even though in the past Instruction of Obstruction has been incorrectly used to declare Obstruction of Justice. Since the Mueller Investigation was allowed to finish while mentioning that Trump tap danced on the Obstructing Justice line, then one could conclude that Obstruction of Justice did not overtly happen.

However, it appears that Trump wins either way. If Trump's Instruction to end the Mueller Investigation prematurely had been followed, who would have been left to declare Obstruction of Justice? But because the Mueller Investigation was allowed to finish, then Obstruction of Justice charges remain murky since Trump apparently gave an Instruction that was not actually implemented. Seems like a Bubble Indemnity for Donald Trump, ready to pop, but remaining unpopped.

If Trump didn't fire anyone for not obeying his Instruction to Obstruct, then maybe he has wiggle room. But what if Trump gave Instruct Obstruction, the Orders wre not followed, and then that person was either fired demoted in some way? Perhaps that pops Trump's Bubble Indemnity.

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