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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are glad to see the Mueller report conclude that neither Donald Trump not anyone else in his campaign conspired with Russia to influence the 2016 elections. They also get a kick out of Trump critics frantically moving the goalposts to claim the new attorney general is doing Trump’s bidding or that the real action is in Congress or with the federal prosecutors in New York. And they shake their heads at the overall performance of the mainstream media in covering this story since the last presidential campaign.
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Many of the media who are refusing to accept the conclusions of the Mueller report also refused (and in some cases still refuse) to accept the results of the election of November 2016. So they are just continuing their refusal to accept realities that they don’t like.
(FYI, Above the Law is a gossip site mostly for young lawyers in large law firms. It is very opinionated, and I doubt many lawyers take its analyses seriously.)