If there was clear evidence that there was indeed collusion it would have been found.
What a ridiculous statement.
Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
Fact is, there wasn't because it didn't happen.
You do know evidence of collusion was found, right?
What wasn't found was sufficient evidence to charge any member of the campaign with taking part in a criminal conspiracy and likely get a prosecution.
The whole thing was a political tactic to smear an opponent and get people sucked into headlines.
The investigation was a sham from the beginning and anyone who can take a step back and look at it can clearly see it was an example of a weaponized justice system by the Dems.
They had the entire power of the FBI at their disposal and couldn't find any tangible evidence to prove Trump was involved in collusion.
That should concern you.
While the whole "It was a political tactic" is a much-needed emotional security blanket for you, I am most intrigued by what appears to be an unconscious admission here.
As you know, Trump has repeatedly promised to weaponize the justice system and government against his enemies again, as he did in his first Adminsitration.
He had only limited success the first go-round, and some of his supporters have claimed this was due to the Deep State being against him and his inexperience in the Presidency.
The implication being that he would be better in round two.
"That should concern you" really does make it sound like you are worried that even with the second time around, he won't be able to do better in persecuting his enemies.