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edhopper

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6. Of course they did.

Reply to riversedge (Original post)

Mon May 20, 2019, 04:43 PM

May 2019

Last edited Mon May 20, 2019, 07:13 PM - Edit history (1)

Fuck them, they don't decide this, the Courts will.

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BREAKING: Congress can't compel former WH McGahn to testify on Mueller report, says Justice Dept... [View all] riversedge May 2019 OP

Sure enough dalton99a May 2019 #1

But as I understand stand it, McGahn could still testify if he wanted to Freethinker65 May 2019 #2

Good question Andy823 May 2019 #13

Depends. Igel May 2019 #24

so...it was aliens then qazplm135 May 2019 #27

But he already talked to Mueller without WH interference, so where's the executive privilege?? nt in2herbs May 2019 #32

Uh huh . . . Iliyah May 2019 #3

That was a very convenient "opinion". nt procon May 2019 #4

Once again Bayard May 2019 #5

Of course they did. edhopper May 2019 #6

Ditto that. tosh May 2019 #9

And that is why they have worked so hard to stack the courts in their favor rurallib May 2019 #23

Add 1 to 2 months. Now it's late July. maxsolomon May 2019 #36

Who took justice out of the department of justice? Tech May 2019 #7

right? TOTAL Bullshit!!! FirstLight May 2019 #12

When Barr decided that the DOJ was Trump's personal legal counsel tymorial May 2019 #15

Focus on release of the unredacted report. Chin music May 2019 #8

Why won't they let McGahn gldstwmn May 2019 #10

Lol Congress can't handle that much Exoneration... Volaris May 2019 #40

As I understand it angrychair May 2019 #11

yeah - my antenna went up when I saw that "senior advisor" rurallib May 2019 #26

Well, as I understand it angrychair May 2019 #30

Mr. McGahn is absolutely immune from compelled congressional testimony... Cattledog May 2019 #14

People are losing their patience gldstwmn May 2019 #16

Yes, many have now realized the system is broken and won't work anymore. PSPS May 2019 #18

Only a complete idiot Andy823 May 2019 #20

The problem is a lot of Americans gldstwmn May 2019 #28

If they think he is not bad Andy823 May 2019 #31

If people think Russia interfered gldstwmn May 2019 #34

Disagree . . Iliyah May 2019 #22

I hope you are correct. gldstwmn May 2019 #25

LOL. "says Justice Dept." Should be "says trump's personal attorney masquerading as Justice Dept." PSPS May 2019 #17

SO if this was Impeachment, would the JD still have authority to say this? FirstLight May 2019 #19

since nobody is being held accountable by congress why not refuse to testify nt msongs May 2019 #21

Trump and Barr can take their opinion kacekwl May 2019 #29

I wanna see the letter from DOJ saying he's immune from compulsion. Nevilledog May 2019 #33

From Prof. Tribe Gothmog May 2019 #35

Here is a great letter from Chairman Nadler Gothmog May 2019 #37

Why do the names John Mitchell and John Dean seem to be on the tip of my tongue? pecosbob May 2019 #38

This is what a corrupt illegitimate president duforsure May 2019 #39

This will go down in the courts. spanone May 2019 #41

If we had the full Mueller report would we still need McGahn to testify? BSdetect May 2019 #42