Barr's letter to Graham, Nadler, Feinstein, and Collins

[MelissaB]

Link to tweet

[Agschmid]

1. Kick.

[octoberlib]

2. He may be able to " advise" them of the conclusions?

Fuck this shit.

[BigmanPigman]

3. By this weekend and "transparent".

This seems like Barr is trying to get as much to the public as soon as they can. I do not trust him.

[BSdetect]

4. The stall has begun.

I'm sure Mueller had some key conclusions listed.

[spanone]

5. So the AG can withhold information from Congress?

I thought the three branches were separate but equal.

[dumbcat]

7. Congress passed the special Counsel law the AG is following

And the then current President, whoever it was at the time, agreed and signed it.

Who’s to blame?

[spanone]

11. so, they're not equal when it comes to the special counsel. interesting.

[dumbcat]

12. It seems that Congress ceded some of it's authority

in the Special Counsel law to the Executive Branch. I wonder why they did that?

[JustAnotherGen]

6. Just remember -we the people own it

That's our document -not theirs

[kentuck]

8. Trump will advise the Republicans in Congress to not make information public...

...and they will block it at trump's request.

[H2O Man]

10. Luckily,

the republicans are not in a position to exercise that power.

[H2O Man]

9. Recommended.

Thank you.