Biden's self-caused incompetences vs just another Trump flunky

Again, deeply, willfully ignorant.  You pretend to have read the Mueller Report when it is obvious you have not.   Mueller documented at least 170 contacts between Trump or 18 of his associates with Russian nationals during the 2016 campaign, a time when loyal Americans minimize foreign contacts to dissuade the very impression that Trump was cultivating- that this candidate, his morals, politics, and acts are for sale to US enemies and competitors.  There weren't any wiretaps so we don't know what discussed in these hundreds of meetings with Russian spies and plotters but the mere fact that the Trump campaign felt obligated to take meetings from powerful Russians an average of once of every other day of his Presidential campaign is utterly damning all by itself.  Almost all of these meetings were denied by Trump and his inner circle so Mueller also has high officials covering up their contacts with foreign enemies.

Beyond this, Mueller documented 11 specific cases of felony obstruction of Justice committed by Donald Trump personally.  Mueller made it clear that he would have indicted any other American for these many, many crimes but since the Constitution specifies that Congress is the instrument of Presidential justice, Mueller deferred the right of indictment to Congress.  As we all know, the Republican Senate corruptly refused to review Mueller's findings.

To say that Mueller did not indict Trump is a lie.  Mueller specified 11 felonies committed by Trump and submitted them the relevant court.  The corrupt judge (McConnell's Senate) refused to hear any evidence, refused to let the prosecutor even approach the bench and quashed the case without explanation.  Trump has not been found guilty of these crimes but that's not because any judge or jury found him innocent- they simply refused to have a trial.

Mueller specifically said that if he thought Trump was innocent of conspiring with Putin he would have made that plain in his report and then said he could not justify such a claim.

Oh, yes, but I did read the Mueller Report - every word, including the two conclusions of each section that, 

Too bad Mueller does not read the proper intent of the Constitution, specifically, Article I, section 3, clause 7 [as most who read this don't get it, such as by DOJ, whose current policy on indicting a President is based on Nixon's AG, John Mitchell's policy he put in place to try to protect Nixon, Mitchell being a co-conspirator trying also to protect himself. The clause:  

"Judgment in Cases of Impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from Office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any Office of honor, Trust or Profit under the United States: but the Party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to Indictment, Trial, Judgment and Punishment, according to Law."

Mueller ignored that the Senate cannot convict beyond removal of office, but the articles of impeachment never raised Mueller's intended indictments, and the clause stipulates by "nevertheless" that in spite of convicting on impeachment, a sitting President can still be indicted. That's Mueller's conspiracy of ignorance.

 Cite the indictments. Trump was never indicted by Mueller. That Mueller talked around it does not imply that he, in his position, could have easily pulled that trigger, but he did not, and to say he did is poppycock. He smashed against Mitchell's DOJ policy, and died on that rocky shore.