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pbmus

(12,422 posts) Tue Oct 8, 2019, 01:48 PM Oct 2019

Barr argues that Watergate docs should not have been turned over to Congress...

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More normalization of corruption...

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Barr argues that Watergate docs should not have been turned over to Congress... (Original Post) pbmus Oct 2019 OP

the destruction of the rule of law and yes, of truth itself, continues apace nt Celerity Oct 2019 #1

Did the courtroom break out in laughter? ffr Oct 2019 #2

45 years too late dweller Oct 2019 #3

It's hard to believe his lawyers are so inept. Insult the court and then expect things to go your vsrazdem Oct 2019 #4

wasn't that decision 8-0 by SCOTUS? NewJeffCT Oct 2019 #5

Yep, send that SC decision down the memory hole... Wounded Bear Oct 2019 #6

This has been the Wellstone ruled Oct 2019 #7

People in power always try to change history to prove their current ideas are right......nt mitch96 Oct 2019 #8

Celerity

(43,404 posts)

1. the destruction of the rule of law and yes, of truth itself, continues apace nt

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Tue Oct 8, 2019, 01:51 PM

Oct 2019

ffr

(22,670 posts)

2. Did the courtroom break out in laughter?

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Tue Oct 8, 2019, 01:52 PM

Oct 2019

This guy's supposed to be the closer for tRump and that's the best he's got???

dweller

(23,641 posts)

3. 45 years too late

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Tue Oct 8, 2019, 02:01 PM

Oct 2019

what buffoonery ...

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vsrazdem

(2,177 posts)

4. It's hard to believe his lawyers are so inept. Insult the court and then expect things to go your

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Tue Oct 8, 2019, 02:05 PM

Oct 2019

way, but I guess that's all you can do when you know you have no legitimate case to stand on. Just like the DOJ memo that says a president can't be charged, or even investigated, and citing no case law. I hope they rule on this ridiculous DOJ memo and put this to rest. They may feel he cannot be indicted, but he and his peers can certainly be investigated. Trump thinks he can give a blanket immunity from prosecution to his entire family and buddies. It doesn't work that way.